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Local News Notes
Mrs. Frederick L. Byxbee and Miss
Bessie Hoffman have returned from a
visit in Brooklyn, N. Y.
T The Pine Ledge Whlst Club is to
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Barker, 90 Wall street.
The South News“: Club bowling al-
leys will. be re-openedtonight having
been put in perfect condition.
——llasketbail. tonight. Co. E vs. St.
George A. A. Preliminary game and
dancing.
The students of the liarstrom School
are returning to Nor'wnlk to resume
their studies. after’thc Easter v11c11~
tlop.
A meeting of the Evening Whist
(‘lub is stitcdulcd to be held tonight
at the residence of film-anti Mrs. Ed
murrd Zeluff, Chestnut street.
Dutrglas Fowler Post, Grand Army.
of the Republic. has completed all
arrangements for its anniversary to
be held tonight In the headquarters
in South Main street, and it will be a
memorable event. ‘
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John Hohhot Stamford, has had
plans drawn for a two family house.
which he will. have erected in the
Chestnut sthe‘e’t' extension South Nor
walk. It will be 271142 feet, and con-
tain every moderator rovon1cnt.'rhc
architect was} Ferris .Mor'ehousc.
Take me back to old Wisconsin,
Where the sugar boots and tobacco
gro o.w
Where the farmers are healthy. happy
anti bright—-
'I‘hcy all take Rocky Mountain Tea
'at his 043; "
Plaisted' a Dmg Sfitore
Saturday afternoon’s scheduled basc- .
ball game between the All Norwnlks
anti the Winnipauks at the Overlook
diamond in East avenue, was not play
cd, owing to the cold weather. A biting
wind took all the enthusiasm out of
the players. .
A more owned by Landlord Charles
Reyneke of the Hotel Clloffrd. was
being driven in Stamford Sunday. by
Reyneke‘s son Frank when animal
stepped on a stone and broke one of
her legs near the ankle. An effort is
being made to have the leg set. and
the there’s life saved.
'lhrough the earnest efforts of Man
ager Hoyt, the management of the Isle
of Spice Conrifiany have been persuad-
ed to break their usual custom of play-
ing only evening performances and
present the bill as a matinee next Sat-
urday afternoon at which time the
rices will be 35c and 50c and 260 for
hlldren. The evening prices will be
found in the adv. columns.
——Baaketball tonight. 00 F vs St.
George A. A. Preliminary game and
dancing.
The Easter bonnets which were
out yesterday did not impart a very
seasonable look to their wearers, while
the man who ventured out felt the
. need of a fur coat to keep out the raw
and piercing w'inds.
unpleasant to the livery stable preprie
tors who had looked forward to doing
a good business. The launch owners
who have put their craft in the water
were also among the disappointed
ones.
John McMnliin, Who about a 'year
ago purchased Burrltt island. and has
made extensive improvements in the,
property. has commenced still more
work of the same kind. The bill across
from the island. which was also pur-
chased by Mr. McMuliin, Is now being
graded. the trees trimmed and it will
be made a beauty spot instead of 1
piece of tangled woodland. The mud
which was pumped up on. the meadows
surrounding the house and land is
dried out, and a top coating of loan)
' will be placed over it, which will allow
of its being planted with grass and
shrubbery.
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The weather was.
INSURANCE.
Taylor 81 Golden.
14 Wuhylngton 874 1.1.2112:
Everything in Ship 07111111011111.
Paints, 003 and 76thth
Denatured and Wood Alcohol.
lest line of Spring Goods over shown.
I HARRY RIDER1
I
612 Water 8L. BRIDGEPORT, Conn.
Goods delivered free. Tel. 2433.
t Walter Ellison, of Bridgeport. was a
visitor in town yesterday.
l .
Mrs, Samuel lreinnd is spending a
week with relatives in Providence. R.
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—Don’t forget the Elks Ball tonight
at Arion Hall Tickets. admitting
rgent and lady, 50c; extra lady. -DC.
The Hotel Mahackemo serves every
ITuesday a genuine old fashioned New
England dinner.
A regular business meeting of the
South Nor'walk Fish Club was held
yesterday afternoon at the club house.
~Don't forget Elks flail. Arion flail,
tonight.
The Nutmeg Club. of Nurwalk. is.
contemplating holding nnothet dahcc
shortl1. ’Ilre event will occrrt‘ early in
May.
Ponassus Council, Royal Arcanum
will probably have 11 play "produced
shortly at lioyt'a ’l‘hcatrc, under the
council's auspices. Definite arrange-
ments have not yet been completed.
I It is 111cl111l1le that this afternoon
:ruotlrer' warrant will be. served lit the.
Ar'ion llall beer selling rnatt.'.cr The
addition warrant is for Patrick i.ync.h
. and brings the nurnbr 1' up to seven in
all.
——l)on't. forget Elks Ball. Ariorr Hall,
tonight.
The Norwalk Water commissioners
Messrs. George L. Buxton, Samuel Ly-
nes and George B. _ Buxtoa took 11
cold carriage trip yesterday and visit-
ed the city’s water supply finding
everything in good condition.
Eugene l. Weatherwax, of the Er-
nest Simona Comphny‘ a South No1waik
plant. has just returned from Pennsyl-
vania. where he has IiPt 11 for a number
of weeks. to regain his 1'11 d health.
Mr. Wcutircrwnx. whom is superintend
cut of the. Nor'u'allt Methodist Sunday
School, was greeted by many friends
at the church yesterday.
.1. Mumm. ‘Danbur'y; Mr: and Mrs.
.I. If. Poggenburg, .lr.; F. E. Hunting-
' ton and wife, M. ii. Nutting and wife.
Edward Doulens and wife. J. ll. Dunne,
New Haven; .7. M. Gilbert. liotircl: ltld~
ward F. Clark, Norwalk: .1. W. Stud.
well, South Norwaik; ‘l... 0. lirtrntun.
New Haven; Joint Donovan. Stamford;
.l. L. llurkhart. South Kent; I". ll.
Smith. Asa Sherwood. Joseph Sbcr-
wood. Railway, N. .l.; Mr. and Mrs.
A. G Stanley Hartford: Captain S.
If. floors. Delaware. were guests at
the llotei Maltacketuo, v'estcttiay anti
today
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Heraldic designs set in squares of
wide not make most effective window
draperies; these are a novelty recently
Iseen in New York.
FIRE AT HICKORY BLUFF.
A party of young men from New York
took possession of F1ede1'ick H. Nor-
tons summer residence at Hickory
Bluff. last week. intending to make 11
few day's stay there. One. of the boys
was Mr. Norton's son. A fire was start.
ed Satur'day night in Uiit of the tire-
places and in a me mannct the flames
Icornmunicsted to the chimney A11
alarm was sent out. and both of the
Rowayton fire companies responded
The flames. under their efficient work
were speedily extinguished.
DELAY IN OPENING NEW FAC-
TORY.
A little delay is being tossed in the
opening of the new Volk hat factoy
In Water street bet ease of the impos-
siblllty of getting the machinery ship-
ped here. The machinery was placed
aboard a car in Banbury Tuesday but
has not yet left the Danburv freight
yards.
BROKE His RIGHT ARM.
Josaph Mat 111111, of Water street fell
in the lumber yard yesterday and
broke his right arm. Dr. Jean Dumor-
tier rer'uced the factors.
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LETTER-To F. T. HUNTINGTON,
Norwalk. Conn.
Dear Sir. Such experiences as this
are occurring all over the country
Judge 1. i). Fairchild owns two hous-
es, exactly alike. lgdliufkln, Texas. J.
M. Terrence paint botir houses one
Dovoe 15% gallons; the other with an-
other paint sold at some price, 25 gal-
lone. That 25 gallon paint is weak
and 15% whiting; that's why it took
Mr. and Mrs. Whiteslde, M, A Ken- 9% gallons more.
. belly, J.C
Onaeuchi'e. William 1". Davis,
You can learn for nothing what he
. Josiah 'f‘. Nenark, wife and daughter, had to pay for.
Robert H. Terrell. E. C. North, 8. B.
’Van Notwlck, New York; 1.1.0 henna
B. HAbramst GM‘IGWIC'III Mnrs.
George Dagge t. ones 0 s: r
and Mrs R. H. Golden, 0. rs.
, .‘i Emory Stevens, Dr. and Mrs, J. M.
(lobar-ti South Not-walk: A Jones-
New Haven; W M, Worcestershios
mmli‘. E. Howard, Elinor-all. Fig
. Dal-Ilium; H. D. Dueschor, 00110 O.
{Jar-consort. Derby; 00393111an
of.“ Clifford.
1“ . .cAMssAs,~‘, .319
U ‘ KODAKB, ' .
211070 our-Puss,
.11.. of all kin“
“WILL cont-0Mr10u
mom '11. H111
oonnockat have been flaccid at the
Yours truly,
I” D. DEVOE 10: CO.
PEEL-C E. Dow. South Norwalk.
and E. E. Durham, East Norwnlk. sell
our
' Bin Sal:
Sampie Writing Paper
I 50 Box. ‘
NEW. STORE
THE BIGGEST 1111th
OF SPRING SUITS
IN TOWN
A3 LON/(G A8 NOBODI CAN PICK THE BEST SELLERS
EACH BEASJSN,’ WE’ LL HAVE TO GO ON PROVIDI FOR DIF
FERENT TAG'TES AS WE DO AND TRY TO HAVE EVERY-
THING ANY MAN MIGHT WANT. OUR BIG VARIETY OF
SPRING SUITS COMES PRETTY NEAR TO DOING THAT.
WITH FIVE DISTINCTIVE MODELS IN SACK SUITS, AND
TWENTY-SEVEN VARIETIE8 OF MIXTURES, CHECKSJ'PLAIDS
AND SQUARES IN GRAYB, BROWNS, BLUES AND OLIVEB, IN
'SPRING SUITS PRICED FROM
$10.00 to $30.00
THERE'S N'O REASON WHY YOU CAN’T FIND EXACTLY WHAT
YOU WANT HERE. AT LEAST YOU WILL BE DOING THE
RIGHT THING BY YOURSELF TO COME AND SEE THE BIG
GEST RANGE OF SPRING SUITS IN TOWN BEFORE YOU BUY.
WE'VE THE LATEST IN SP RING OVERCOATS, HATS AND
FURNISHINGS. AND THE BEST CLOTHES FOR BOYS THAT
ARE OFFERED IN TOWN.
\
14 South Main st; Tel. Call 532.:
THE OSTRICH. 'lurnbcring sort of jog trot, which be-
ln its habits, methods of life and comes delightfully easy when the bird
prejudices the ostrich is one of the is traveling fast. Unhampet'ed with
most curious creatures of the animal a rider and traveling with the wind
kingdom. it cannot be tamed, though this muscular
it ,is easily trained to harness. When any horse.
taught to race it seems to delight in 11
brush on the track or road with 11 Some. men would never miss the
horse. The gait of the ostrich is aIwattr if the other drinks held out.
m
’ Baby Chick Feed.
In buying Poultry Feeds and especially for little titicks you must be.
mmlliar with the food stuti’s on sale, because there is a 'Iendency on the
part of all rntllers to work off grain that is too poor to 1.111 readily when
whole. Therefore it is important. to know what to buy. how and where.
This year I have decided to make a little chick iced. composed of choice
grains and seeds. carefully selected and perfectly granulated and screen-
rd. I believe it is better than 1111\' bought. from out of town (although i
will buy any brand you 111111 ticsin-l and it 11111 will til“ i shall be. pleased
to have you examine and tontpnrc mine. with 71111 other .,
' Buy cats Thais Clean.
' MANUEL T. HATCH.
Special Site of
Letter Files, lfic Each.
Wm. P Beers
Bock andStattonery Stores. _
.19 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St» So. Norwalk.
THE HATCH & BAILEY (30.
(dumber and Mill Work for Everuthingov
FROM A PIGGERYJO A PALACE.
«'1‘
Timber, ihingies, lath, all kinds a nd grades of1 beveled Siding, flooring
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, flint coated
roofing paper, sheathing paper. Hair 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 jabbing, cabinet work, veneered work. Klin-
drylng facilities. '
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street. -
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Telephon; 46-3
Telephone 46-0
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Deposited su eel: to check' 18 not: only
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'.o 3.11. ':o ':0
If yen never kept a. check account
German's
tit North '11111 “‘01
creature can outstrip
Start an account in our General '11 00:!
Banking Dept. and pay your bills by
' check- . ‘
care in and let us explain new to keep
it: and the advantages of hmfing' one.
Red (31035 111111111111
is rustic for people who are “run
down," whose appetites are gone, and
have. that feeling of languor and con-
stant weariness. It will give 'you
strsnxth of nerve angimuscle. Price,
151: bottle; 2 for 250; $1.40 dozen.
CLIFFORD SILVER’POLIBH is un-
equalled for polishing Silver, Gold,
Jewelry, Pirated Ware and Cut Glass.
It will not scratch the most delicate
1.111'7111'11. Price, 25¢: bottle.
PRESCRIPTIONS brought to us are
prepared from ingredients of standard
poll-mu and the compounding is tlono
Iiv licensed pharmacists who employ
rnotlt 1'11 ace-111 :rtr1- -insuring methods.
ind us fill your prescriptions11ml you II
have rut-divine '11 of value at I‘t' ~111~1111111|1|c
cost.
EVER TRY THE EGG PHOS-
PHATE we nitrite? or Mailed Milk?
They are delicious. Other favorites
at the fountain are. Claret and Fruit
Phosphates. Sundries, Ice Cream
Sodas. You will always find the best
at 0111' fountain.
APOLLO CHOCOLATES. The best
of all candies; always have a few
handy. in boxes, 30c, 40c, 601:, 75c and
80c box.
Illti lttttntt Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
Wanted
Operators on Corsets and
Muslin Underwear.
Light. Steady Work. Expo-
rlonco unnecessary.
Apply at once.
Eastern Und'w'r M'f’g (311.
Water Street
and Steamboat Place, City.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET 10:10 a. n1.—Pr'ices
of stocks moved Irregururly on light
dealings in the opening transactions to
day fractional losses were in the ma-
jority, a decline of filial/g in Northern
Pacific making the only full figure. in
the rrrovement on that side. American
Smelling, Anaconda and Kansas City
Saturday Opens
The Spring
Season
We are ready in all departments to clothe the most fastidious man 9,
boy from head to foot.
A summary of our clothing suggestions for Easter:
MODELS—~Seven distinctive forms. '
PRICES—$10, $12, $15, $16.50, $18, $20. $25 and $30.
FABRIC—All thc,new cloths, having dropped anything that to us ap-
peared common-place. .
The most ultra styles in Men‘s Shoes. All leathers—tans, viola, gun
metals, patents and velours. Specialty attractive to our new buckle oxford
in gun metal.
Beautiful creations in Easter Neckwear at 50 cents.
Regent and fleece Shirts, $1.00 and $1.50.
Latest blocks In Derbies and Soft Hats.
New Chase Golf Caps, 50c. The new English Golf Cap at 81.00.
P1110113 Clothing Store I
.0" HEAD- TO -FOOT OUTFITTERS ‘ .1
South Norwallr,‘ Conn.’
Phone 165- 5. ' Y
Shad, Blue Hill and Sea Trout
All other kinds of Flslr. Oysters and Blunts.
Nothing but the best. No frozen stack. '
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98 Washington Street,
s
Free delivery.
Southern pill, rose 11 point and New
York Central 31;,
WALL "l‘lldjli lli‘ . 11. 1:1.——A fur-
ther 1'ch in Smelling I0 2 points above
Saturday's closing had 11 strengthening
effect and opening losses were recov-
cred. Active selling begun in the.
western stocks and specialties. and the
ruarktt became quite, weak. Smelling
lost its advance and Northern Pacific
and llr'ooklyn Transit were driven two
points under last week‘s closing.
Northwestern l .‘H anti Union Pacific.
Great Northern pfd.. Atobisou, Loco-
motive and Anaconda declined 1. Sup-
port was forthcoming before 11
o'clock and the market rallied sharply
Canadian Pacific advanced l ‘H and
Central Railroad of New Jersey 15.
WALL STREET. Nmn.-—-Pennsyl-
Vania was prominent in the rally with
11 rise to 1% over Saturday. Canadian
Pacific gained 2 and St. Patti 1.
Stocks came out again at the higher
level and carried prices lower than be-
fore. Union Pacific lost 131.1, Great
Northern pid. 2, Reading 11.4, and
Amalgamated Copper 1%. Bonds
were irregular.
WALI‘. STREET, 1 p. m.-—~'I‘he sell-
ing was more energetic after midday,
especially in Reading. Union Pacific
and Smelling. The entire market. gave
way materially in sympathy.
Success is a fine disr'egard for dlf
t‘.icultics
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HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect January 8 1907.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.:—1266x. 6: 14, 6:,“ 6:.18
ll: 50x 6:58, 7.14 811811, 8: 40. 9: 06x,
9. 30x, 9. 48, 1016611, 11: 01, 11: 17x.
‘ P M.:—-12 62x, 1: 00, 1: 46x 216711,
3:20, 323011, 5:10, 6141.6:6711, 6: 40,
6:53x,7:17x,7: 54x, 9: 571:, 10; 32.
Sundayl.
A. M.-—12:56x, 6: 14x, 624111, 8:67.
9: 4311.
P. M.——12:65x, 224711, 2:67x, 6:41,
5:67, 7:18, 7:64x, 9:57x, 10:09.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A, M.———12:00x, 12. 109:, 4354, 5:45,
6: 46, 8: 01, 8:05, 8: 49 9:141, 10:02:,
10: 05, 11:00x, 11.03.
P. M.:—12 03x, 1: 04, 1: 49x, 2: 00!,
2: 55, 3: 311:, 4: 03x,4 4:06, 4: 32, 5: 02!,
5:,09 51.25 6.00:, 6:03, 6:.58 8102!,
Payable on d and, but: is safe and)" 29 11 "0" 3......
convenient. '1- :1 oz. .. 9 Ad 1113210011. 12- 11911. 11.00, 7.30
U x,
9..
M.:—-6 or. 6: 00:, 11:59:, s. 011:
sourn NORWAEK TO NEW
A. M.:~—12 06, 1: 12:, 1:55!, 6:16,
7: 24, 8. 25, 9: 1011. 10:121, 11:05:, 11: 41
4: 119,5 5:26, 6: 011, 6: '26, 7: 04:, 9: 27,
. Note—2' 40 and 7: its to Bridgeport
only.
A. M.:—12 068:, '11112!, 1: 66:, 7: 97.
9:0P8, 1140164, 11:05:11.
l0.:—-6 42, 7:04, 8:16,9:.08
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A.:M.--6 20 9' 56:, 9: 6.8
P. Urn-1: 26, 4. 831. 5:10, 6:07, 7' 10.
sundayl.
A. Mr-il: 15. . '
P. M.:—-—7 30
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
11: A1: Mar—5: 65. 7: 26. 8:11, 10: 09:.
314-4 18,6:l95.648.
6nd. .
4154M
Him-It“
P. M.«—12:02x, 1: 16, 8107!, 3: 22 x, ‘
Stulish 511.111.151.115 and Overcoatsfor
Young Men. at $15.00. ;'
I Stule. tailoring and fabrics to be 111111111
onlu 1111111111 higher prices
elsewhere.‘ ; . “
Come in and dive us a few moments
tithe and we will convince 11011.
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Willis I'I. Selleck
CLOTHING or THE RIGHT soar.
48-150 Wall Street, Norwalk
PHONE. 120.
4' 'I‘l 1" I 171111711
Formerly Music Ha". South lllarwalk. ‘ g .
Saturday Afternoon and Hugo
Songs.
I Admission 5 cents. with a few Reserved ‘80th "a
cunt: oxfra. NOTHING CHEAP BUT THE PRICE."
in and stay as long as you like.
5 and 7 to 10.
y.
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SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAM.
1 The lndlan’u Revenge, and The Life of an American Policeman.
Mr “Bonnie" aayles wlli sing Somewhere Someone in Waiting frli' v1.1. r, , I
0 11
WiFOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS -1.
M. S. Smith 81 Go
Ask your special attention to HOSIE RY, UNDERWEAR .1111 NOTIONS,
also quantities of attractions in the Busment.
Fronhclmdyovuy day. 10 and 200 a pound.
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