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. Union yesterday.
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FASHION
HMOLASSES
"CANDY
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humanities.
—-Picl's [lock llcer on draught. ut
the City Hotel.
Hanford Smith, of Darien. was a vis-
itor in town today.
—Latcst Telescope lists. O‘llrien.’
Editor Basis, of Darlen. was a visitor
in 80th Norwalk today Oll'bllfiilluflti.
~Plel's llockBeer on draught. at
the City Hotel.
Troubles never come singly but to
married folks.
Miss Bertha Hunter and Miss Es-
tella Gray are to spend Sundry in Beth-
cl. ‘ r
A new arc‘ilght was erected in Wall
street at the River street tunnel 10-l
day.
-Sellccks 32 lists are best.
and 50 Wall St”
-—Stcinway. Weber,
and \’l’oodbifry Pianos. Also Sheet .\lu~
sic. at Stelnert‘s.
South Norwalk.
——Cliolee Turkeys. 22c lb.
48
lluyes‘
Mkt. I
Fletcher “illlamson. of Colgate
Academy is spending ii few .days at
him home in South Main street.
——Basketball State Championship.
Monday night. Co. F‘ vs. Mlddletowii.
Preliminary .gainwrd dancing.
A nice thing about grand opera is
the enjoyment. you will have. at a vari~
deville show tiie next time you go.
I—See Sellecks showing of smart
Spring Stilts. 48 and 50 Wall street.
Norwalk.
Frederick W. ‘Pitzer of Stuart the I
one. started yesterday for San Frauv
cisco, where he has taken a position.'
One of the funniest things about a
man not being married is the way the
married woman all pretend to be so
sorry for you.
——Saturday at- W arreii‘s Cafe. on
bridge. Afternoon, clam chow.dcr
Evening. steamed 'claius. aiid -claur
broth. Barrio Selections. .
Deputy Sheriff. john W. Scullcy is
summoning witnesses in the Alexander
trial which is set. down for next Tues-
day at Bridgeport.
~1~Jaster Huts. .0‘llrleii.
This is the More of year II. “'0‘
man begins to think what she needs
most at home. so she can buy it for
her husband a Christmas present from
her and charge it‘to hlin. '
~Clilldrcn‘s Spring ltecfcrs and
Suits at low prices. Selleck Norwalk.
The launch Roma. owned by Rear
Commodore ‘James Golden, was s c—
ccasfully floated at' .liller‘s ship yar
yesterday afternoon. and is now at her
berth in South Norwalk.
——l.a.tIIst Spring llerbies. O'ilrlen.
A service in IIIeIIIory of the late
Neale Dow was held by the members
of the Woman‘s Christian Temperance
at the home of Mrs.
J. Albeit Richardson. The meeting
was well attended. there being about
fifteen present. Mrs. Chidsey, of Nor-
wnlk. led the. meeting. There were
readings. prayer; and a short address.
Bad breath. coated tongue, II languid
feeling. is entirely unnatural. Your
lazy liver and bowels need a ton c.
The best soothing tulfl'é‘w (story or-
gan is llollister s Rockyhioun‘ii'n'l'ea.
35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Pinistcd‘s
Ding Store. 31‘. '
Jack .I. Cllk‘iglt. .I .I. action-II... r'.‘
J. Murphy. 1).:- .()sboru. William if.
Kept. \\'. li.‘ l.II hard. New Yzork Mrs
E. FIIllIr. .l.r.. b‘all- ”-Riior. Mass: C. A.-
Millor. Trev-z ii. A'. Mathewson. South
Norwzalk George L. Rockwell. Ridge
field: LouisR. Hurlbutt \i';iltIuI A. C.
“Wu. Norwalk\; \-.\'alttr l. Air}old. U.
W. (iOodrow. l Drlscnll lloI-Iou;
William C. Harwell. Providence. were
at the Huttl Clifford last night.
-——Saturda,\',at Warren‘s Caro. mi
bridge. Afternoon. clam chowder.
Evening. steamed clams and clam
broth. llanjo selections.
NOTICE TO LAWYERS ABOUT THE
APRIL TERM.
The fact that. the January term of
the civil superior court is drawing to
a close and that Judge Ralpthheelei
in soon to give place to Judge Joel H.
,was made known to counsel in
unty yesterday when they receiv-
notlce from the clerk of tin court
'lnregard to the trial list. and short
calendar for next week.
As Friday of next week. March :59.
. Flat Day and a holiday. the short
aloudar session will be held on
. nudity. March 28. at 10 oclock.
. lgnmenta of cases for. trial during
Counsel are informed that all cases
9 April term will then be in order.
the present trial list will not no
tinued on‘ the AprllJoanlod~¥tiilal
-t unless again claimed.
r the April term list and for the
short calendar must be in the once
SATURDAY
CHOCOLATEO.
rILLdoN-rowlti. conronnriou
Pmrlptlon Di-uulot.
Iovth Norwallt
. 74 Wnblnnton 3t.
Norsalk. .
Hume, Jewett _
ti South Alain street.
' tre on Saturday.
All clalml'
lto North Main do,
INSUEANCE.
Te I. 2 iii-2.
Everything lirdlriir Chandlery.
Paints. Oils and Varnishes
Denatured and Wood Alcohol.
loot~ line of Spring Goods over shown.“
liAlliiY lllllEll.
612 Water St. aniodEPoaT. Conn.
Goods delivered free. Tel. 243-3.
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Taylor 8: Golden. ‘
IWNRINO AN IIiOANI.
Ambassador Tovvor Opooo Nogotla-
(ions With tho Barman
Governmont.
BERLIN. March 23.—~Ambassador
i'l‘ower has opened negotiations with
the German government in behalf of
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ftile United States for a supplementary
'treaty regarding the recognition of
triaturallned Americans in the Reich-
...fI-Itng and formerly the provinces of Al
race and Lorraine The treaty nego-
iiiated by Minister Bancroft in less
with the North German Confederation
1Parliamentary protocol havo been rec-
.ognized throughout Germany. except
’ln the territory of Alsace- Lorraine
which was aiienxed to Germany after
the conclusion of the treaty. Conse‘
i(Iuently a native of Alsace LoIIaine
naturalized in the United States is not
turn- to his former home and is held
liable for military service, or is pun-
ished for evading” Inch ”st-nice. The
l'nitcd States has ”always resisted this
contention of the German government
with the result that there. has been a
diplomatit conflict lasling thirty five
yeais. Mr. Tower. oblafiied an intiina~
Iion that Germany it! willing to consid-
er a treaty whereupod the State De-
partinent at Washington authorised
Mr. Tower to formally negotiate such
a treaty. Communications on this
subject have. begun and the source of
the long standing disagreement will
apparently shorily ire deplored.
"llrit Franz. tlrI ring you gave me.
won't fit on any of my fingers!“
“'.\\cll isn't that too Ili:!IIl i suppose
ill irate to get a new girl'" «lleggeu
{recognized as an American it be re-idorl‘er illaetter.
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lie, Measure- Made Clothes
IntheApproved StylesrorSpring
WV nor
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If you want to be
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moderate cost then you
absolutely sure of getting
garments of unquestionable style, fit and smartneEs at
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should let us make your
clothes" We show all the styles designed by the
best BroadVvay tailors and offer for selection hun-
dreds of high-class worsteds and woolens of the new-
est weaves and colorings. from which you can make
a selection for a Suit, Overcoat, Rain Coat or Trous-
ers at a price that can't be matched elsewhere. ~
We are always pleased to show the new goods.
If you give us an order you will positively gpt ex-
actly what .you want in garments that.fit yo.’ .pcn-
fectly. Come—let us prove it to you. .
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t" '
ogers 8. Stevens
14 South
Main Street.
Tel. 632-2.
an
Formula AMUSEMENTS.
_ PECK'S .BAI) BOY.
Report has it that the IIIaniIgoIIIeIIt.
is experiencing considerable dlilicul- ‘
t._v in protecting the very catchy music .
of the latest“and greatest success.
Pcck's [lay Boy. the musical comedy .
which will be. seen III our local thea-
iiialluee and night.
Even after securing the copyrights
they were compelled to resort to the
courts for an injunction restraining all
theatrical companies from making use
of the title. The reputation through
out the country of the company which
is presenting the musical coiiredy sire--
cess. Peck‘s Bail Eloy. for careful.
thorough and High-class work. has be-
come so well known to the average.:
tlIciItI'e-goer that words of ctIIIiIIIcIItltI-
tion are hardly necessary. The state—
ment that the personnel of the com-I
parry
cast. of comedians and singers ever put
io,etlier is sufficient (‘lltiOlS-‘lilt‘lll ot'
the per recipe“ of the pI-Iioimaute of
Peck s liud soy.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Shin y Guthrier to-
lII'rs. York street. War.
Norwallt Securities CorpIIIiItiIIII
Julian You Ruczkowski.
Muller avenue. War.
l-liIIriet A. Sturges to
illoorc. building lot. East avenue. War.
llaii'let A. Slurgcs to Alice, A. Reil-.
War.
Beers,
ly. building, lot, East avenue.
Edwin L. Hoyt to Minnie W.
house. and lot. Orchard street. War.
Tcrcntia it). King to Ann l9. L'Honi-
medleu‘ housc and lor. South Osborn
avenue.
NORWALK CLUB POOL ”TOURNEY.
ln the pool tournament of the Nor-
wallI Club last evening. .lor‘IiI Kline. 50, ‘
defeated Fliiot K Gregory on by the
some of 50 to 39. .'l‘lie score in frames:
Kilt-re. 50 Gnegory.‘ 60.
67"]
Ia—r ”9
‘J 4——l ill-«l
it?! 19
Fill—'1 Bil—l
44 3“»
50~fr till—7
sis"... of Street in.
I00 3 Copy.
When the Orioles Come North
Again, Without a Wedding Ring. No
Wedding Bells for Me. Meet Me Down
at the corner. llrass lluttons. My Mar-
m'c luccla With Flying Colors, and a nun-
[’3‘ the clerk on or before 10 a.
. , March 26.
W
drod others.
COLEMAN’S
NIwo‘d'ron'l
A It A o .“i‘ii‘ ”my.“
non or . . pa ago
union and door-tin. Goods
is practically as strong as any:
AdiIiII yRIrmx-ky :
and Adam llaildaskv land and build-
to '
building lot. .,
llridgct Ir. ‘
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iFORT DODGE MINISTERS OBJECT.
mad--
Mayor Bennett Appears to be For-
forming All the MPH-lane Ceremon .
' Ie:.
F‘Oll'l‘ DODGE 1a.. liWéh 23. ——erat
Iviih perforating aitholit fees the mar-
riage ceremonies of those who dcsirci
to escape the. penalties of the new i
Fort Dodge ordinance aimed at IIIaIrl-
:Igeuble people who refuse to iIIIIIII .
and answering the telegrams and itl- '
I'in all pairs of the country,—
Bennett expresses fearsth
duties are liable to be sad]
etl. .-
‘Tlie must Inacry" ordinance was
passed Wednesday night and Thursday
to the utter disgust of the Fort Dodge
clergy lllayor Bennett perforated nine
tccrr marriage ceremonies and yester
day l'ouitccn.
The Fort Dodge IIIiiristcrai associa-
tion threatens to pass caustic resolu-
lions alleging that the sacred charac-
May or
his other
neglect-
tors of exposlulation which ire is r-c ,th of the marriage relation is being
Ct “lying from bachelors and spiiistcis . vitiutcd by such “spectacles.
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better-«tot we buy the best.
Buy Oats
.l am in ‘
est lI-t l'll boxébr telephone.
aé'sr GRAIN~BEST SERVICE!
You want your ilUIst‘s riot only in good condition but
you want them able to work and keep in good condition.
, 'iliis can be done by giving them proper iced.
\ II differ eucc~betweeii oats and outs.
[C
, I it so thoroughly until you see our stock. You can't buy (
' . . Thais Clean. . "5,-1’ * 7
There is
You ll never realize
MANUEL T. HATCH.
that as far as the near-
w The
Modem Way
I I: to keep your cash in the bank subjoot ta olioolr.
Your Account
whore it will be safe and convenient.
. .
Will rs sin careful attention at the
So. Narwa k
Twat Cam-
chock-book: Inoiln mm: tanking apt. , ~~
[Oponidaturdoolmglila
any
'- of iron, and sherry Wine; an excellent
For Saturday
“Liggott'o Saturday Candy. 50c qual-
lty for 29¢:
lay Rum, for the iruth and after
shaving is a line thing. when you get
a good quality of the article. Our liay
Rum always pleases the riser. in half-
puit and pint sprinkle top bottles,
I‘ 25 and 50c
if you have a prescription or recipe
to lie filled today. remember our Pro-
lcriptlon Dopartmont gives modern
service at reasonable prices.
Our loot. iron and Wine is made in
our laboratory. from fresh beef. citrate
Spring tonic and blood purifier. lI‘IIlI
pint bottles. 50c
Apollo Chocolates, always fresh and
of superior quality to airy other candy.
no matter who makes it or what its
price. Always glad to prove it with
free samples. in boxes.
30, 40. 60. 75 and 80c
iiil Blilllliii Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION "one.
TELI15—
Fans: nnrivnar BERVlCE
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
. NEW YORK. March '2:l.-Auotber
deniorallzed slump in stocks when
dealings began today r'eIived a great
part of the apprehension prevailing in
the panic period of last week. You
terday‘ a violent break in the i-Jries and
in Canadian Pacific paved the way to
some extent for today's slump. The
particular Weakness. however. seemed
to find its origin in foreign markets
owing to the Iiioiiey situation there.
in London II stock market settleirrent
begins on Monday when discrepancy
in Irrlces of securities since the set-
tlement two weeks ago have to be
made. good. This was held to account
for the particular Weakness of Canad~
iaII Pacific, which lost in all s 1-8.
i7lli0|l Pacific run off 4 H to i229.
Reading and the Hill stocks fell from
ii to ii l-‘J. Colorado l’tiel and Ameri-
can Locomotive :2 34. Delaware & llIIIl-
soII :2 1-2. Amalgamated Copper and
Anaconda 2 1-8. and practically all of
the. most active stocks from 1 to 2
points. Canadian Pacific'rebounded Ii
points immediately and there Were oth-
er recoveries of l to :3 points on the
rush of bears to cover and take profits.
Liquidation was confirmed. however.
and drove prices downwards again
and the tone was weak and firictua
tions wild.
Although there was plenty of evi-
dence. of fresh liquidation the brilk of
the selling in the first hour here was
ascribed to a renewed attack by the
shori interests.
There was Ii substantial rally before
the. appearance of the bank statement
but iii the last half hour prices with
very few exceptions touched the low-
est levt‘l of the day before a fresh
outpouring of stocks from it" direc
tions. Union Pacific receded an ex-
treme 4 11-4. Northern Pacific 5 i~2.
Great Northern pfd. 4 1-2. Southern
Pacific and lliinols Central 4. Ainaiga~
uinted Copper 3 1-8. and others sub-
stuntlallv lower than on the first dip.
The declines were contestrd at the
lowe er leiel and shorts 'Were disposed
to cover. throwing the late market in-
to a very feverish and unsettled con-
dltiori.
Bankers with foreign connections
reported very discouraging advices
from London and lterllu. in London
the "curb“ was reported to have con-
tinned business long after the usual
closing hour. On the Berlin Bourse
conditions were. said to be semi-pari-
icky.-
The feeling here after the close was
one of the extreme depression.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-0pen-
lug prices of all the principal active
stocks showed a drop from 1 to 2
points from yesterday's closing level.
There wasta demorallzed slump in Ca.-
nudian Pacific with entire lack or sin- i
port. 'he first 2,500 shares sold at 160'
and 15 compared with 163% last
see. but which in most important
We realize we can only keep
and that we mean to do.
best. the cost to you no more than
rlca not so thoroughly well made.
98 Washington Street,
Phone
Special
Letter Files,
49 Wall St.. N orwalk.
have ventured to offer this season.
Our Spring models are now ready.
wm. P:
adios Easter Starring
Never before. outside of the loading New York shop}. has any
store dared to show such fine fabrics and ourpaulng styloo no wo {
.Perfcct in cut. style and’fit,
and in the details of fino tailoring. the inside which you don’t
in the long run. I'
your trade hero by deserving it,
The tailoring is the} very
is usually asked for similar fabv.
Prices Chilling Shirl
HEAD- TO- FOOT, OUTFITTERS
South N orwalk, .- Conn. ,
165-5.
Sale of
.. l5c Each
Beers
Book and Stationery Stores.
6 So. Main St. 30. NM
ROE SHAD -
BUCK SHAD,
No.1 Smelt,
Oysters, Clams
iIIg an overdose of a sleeping potion
Mrs. Edwnid R Foote wife ofthe pre
sident of the A. Footc and Company,
dealers in sea food. died at her home
early yesterday Medical Examiner
Bartlett in his report. of the case to
Coroner Mix. states that he is in doubt
whether the sleeping potion alone was
the cause of Mrs Foote' 8 death or wire-
tlier heart. disease. from which she had
been suflciwing combined to cause her
death Mrs. Poole was thirty-six
years old
KILLED BY TRAIN WAS BURIED
TODAY.
Unknown Man Struck at Westport Re-
cently—Face Mangled.
The body of an unlientitied man.
killed in Westport. ll. few days sinccr
was buried in-thiit town today by
Charles Fable. the funeral director.
in whose. morgue the bodtv has. been
awaiting identification. Tire. delad man
{en
was about {I0 yeais of age. was
night. and the stock subsequently sold
at 155. Union Pacific ran off 414.
Great Northern pfd. and Reading 3%,
Northern Pacific 8. American Locomu-i
time. and Colorado Fuel 2i); elawaie i
and Hudson 2% and Ama gameted
Copper and Anaconda 2%. '1' here was
a rally after the first downwariil
plunge. Canadian Pacific rebounding 4i
points. i
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—After
rally had amounted to between i and
2 points for a number of stocks. more
stock was offered and prices again de-
clined. Some stocks fell to the. open-
ing low prices or below. Southern Pa-_
clflc was put out in roiind amounts
and there was heavier selling of Penn-
sylvania. Some of the. losses were:
Federal Mining pfd. 6. Central Rall-
road of \'eVI Jersey .'I. New Y.ork Chl-
cago at St. Louis 4. Delaware & liud
son and Sinus Sheffield Steel .l 1-2.
Southern Pacific' .1. and several other
stocks oveI " points. '
WALL STREET Cioae. ~The mar-
regular.
of the. day in the late. dealings De-
clines at that level were lmckawanna
it) (ireat Northern pfd.. 5% Northern
Pacific 5%. Union Pacific 4%. Smith-
ern aciflc and llllnois Central 4 Amal-
gamated Copper 3%. Louisville and
Nashville lnterborough Metropolitan
pfd. Conholldated Gas and
States Rubber 3 St. Paul 2%. and
Brooklyn Transit and American Smelt.
int; 2% There was sonic covering of
shorts to take profit. but the resulltng
rallies were feverish and unconvinclnl
la the final dealings some sudden re-
in sea occurred
BRIAN. March tar-Operators on
tho Bump today, experienced onco
th worst do" in a number of your:
pair Following the slight recoveries
made during rodent days most lines
droopod heavily on yesterday‘ a report
from New York and apprehension that
the Paris Dank rates may be further
lIet closed active and feVeiislIly ir- .
Prices ran off to the lowest:
Untied ,
Wearing
Of Particular Excellence
For Easter Wear.
Willis H.
raised
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Extra smelt,
oveaoosa or: SLEEPING sorrow. ’Ialrly well dressed.
NEW HAVEN March 234:0110w.‘r..b0ut threeouartera of a mile {feat of
18¢ lb
14¢ lb
2 lbs 250 '
3 lbs 25c
and Escallopa
Gulbiil’s Bridge Fish Market
He was killed
the \\ estport station whild walking
the tracks in the direction of Bridge-
mort. He was struck by the Boston fly-
ear and his b’ody frightfull'y mangled.
The head was completely severed
:from the trunk
One leg was cut. in three pieces.
The face was entirely obiiterated and
there was scarcely fire inches
of the body left whole. Nearly every
mains, which were rolled along the
tracks the train length.‘ ‘
Undertaker Fable took charge of the
remains and efforts were made no
trace the man '3 identity. .lle appear-
ed to be. a laborer. and it is believed
either resided in Norwalk or. Bridge-
port and was en route frdm one place
to the other when killed. He had
nothing on his person that would aid
in his identification. The burial will
be in the cemetery at Welstpdrt.
RECENT nanIvAL OF VESSELS.
Ordinary clothing can be found in abundance. but here you cut '-
flnd a suit to your lilting with all the snap. style and tailoring porfoo- '.
tion of the high priced custom tailor at half the coat.
Come In and font your eyes on our
Smart Suits from $l5 to $25
The new Spring Overcoat: are here.
White and Fancy Vesta. Gloves. Nockwoar. Hati, “ng.me
Shirts and Hosiery for Easter Sunday wear. . . .p .-:.
Ilsa Provence. from Harve.
W
. ~f'"..
pparel
"A” .-
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showing of
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'“A '0 I’
car on the train passed over there:
NEW YORK. March 23-Arrlt'edl-
Seuackwxi
CLOTHING 0F THI RIGHT IORT. . ' .
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