......ys-Jo. .BASEETS ; “CANDY , LANE’S' 51 Washington Street. 't..... I._-s,-,-,a--..-..-'. -. indications. ., Belden Place. Wliilthoss communicating with The 'IsAtInol by telephone please do It In :-—with rsgsrd to business, call 4: with regard to news. call ’36- If they will kindly do so, It will greatly convenience this office and so sure more prompt attention. , WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwaik and vicinity: Rain fol- lowed by clearing late tonight. Thurs- dly (sir and colder. The storm that was central in the Mississippi Valley mien!” morning is now central o‘ver Huron. it is producing cloudy weather with rain or snOw and high winds from Chicago eastward to the coast. and as for south as Hatteras. Pleasant weather prevails in the 'south- era and western sections. The temper- ature Is below zero in the extreme northwest. Conditions favor for this vicinity light rain followed by-clearlng late tonight. Thursday fair and cold- er. Storm warnings are continued along use coast. Mrs. Amelia Collin. of Myrtle ave- nue. is spending a few days at the home of her son, George W. Collin, of The Rev. Edward J. Plunkett. of Norwalk, but who is now in Norwich. and who has been dangerously iii, sat for a short time Monday. He is 1 gluing slowly and as soon as he is able he will go to Atlanta, Georgia, for a long stay. Chief of Police William Vollmer re- ceived a postal 'card this morning ' from Stamford, offering a reward of ti 5 I 81.000 for the recovering of the vain- ables stolen from Mrs, Madge lien- ning’s summer resident in Noroton, Saturday night. , A choked up rain gutter on the Hoyt's Opera House building. In Wash- ington street, caused considerable in- convenience this morning. The leader became choked with a piece of ice and the water poured down ”it? front of.the building. "‘ Mrs. Van Tassell fell down stairs Monday night at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Wheatcr. in issue street, Norwalk, and was pain- fully injured. The knee of one limb was sprained and the ankle of the other also sprained. All members of Sherman Council. no. 1.342, Royal Arcanulu, are re- quested to take the car leaving Bax- ter's drug store at 7:48 tonight and go to Norwalk and root for Sherman In the carpet bowl contest with Ponassus. A good time is promised. . P. T. Cnneo and brother, William. who went to Kingston. Jamaica, sever- . al weeks ago, where the former had a position as superintendent of a large plantation arrived in South Norwalk. today. e Messrs. Cuneo did not like the country there and decided to re- turn north. Lincoln Council, No. 4, 0. U. A. M.. will hold its regular session on Fri- day night. Business pertaining to the the state session will.be discussed, also a full rehearsal of the degree team. it is earnestly desired that ev- ery member of the degree team will be present: also every member is urg- ed to be present at this meeting. “The Making ofrtho City" will be the subject of the third lecture glw-n by Professor Charles Zuoblin.‘ His lec- tures are a delight to all who hear them. He is a clever. forceful and In- fiplring speaker. with perfectly digested knowledge and absoluter fair. un- prcludiced views. The lecture will be given In Hoyt‘s Theatre, Friday. Febru- ary 28. at ‘8 o'clock. Chief M Politic Williflli Vollmcr. Rpeclnl Officer Clarence'iiennancui. . City Attorney John Mosh. Joseph J. Ghioilo and John Anderson went in Bridgeport, yesterday to testify In the trial of Rutherford B, Havens, who was sentenced to Jail for olering In. decent post cards for sols. None of these witnesses were called upon, how- ever. as Havens pleaded guilty. Rutter Chapter, Royal Amhjissoss, held a regular session last ovenlng.l and «referred the Royal Arch degree! The work was witnessed by Oran: '3 Are You Aoahst lie 7 Taylor a. Golden. 14 Washington at. Tel. rise. 0 use some Wilt.“ Wall Syrup For Cosglo and Colds. snosnsos :3 Launch Works. Boat hmsot up and may,” plank. All kinds of repair work. launches of all sites built to order by competent workmen. Oyster Shall Point. Harwell: INVESTIGATION TO BE BMOTHERy ED. -—-—-—- Little to be Learned Regarding Mur- der of King Carlos and Son. LISBON, Feb. 26.——The mystery be- bind the murder of King Carlos and pletely lifted. The new Portuguese government prefers that the crime should be regarded at both home and abroad as the deed or individuals carried away by the polictlcai passion of the moment, and inasmuch as the Republicans are also anxious to clear their skirts of responsibility for regi- cide, both sides are glad to see an in- vestigation, which would probe the af- fair to the bottom, smothered. Yet there Is undoubtediy‘much that could be cleared up. It Is a matter of com- mon knowledge that there were many intrigues In high places as well as low before the tragedy occurred, and the rage of the leaders and lieutenants of the two “rotatlve parties" against which Prlmler Franco and King Car- los were warring exceeded all bounds. was a repetition of the Belgrade plot aimed at the king's person, but. that some of the desperate political lead- ers were involved in the series of abortive plots against Franco's life which preceded the murder is believ- ed here in well Informed circles. Fran- co himself told a friend the day before he left. Lisbon (virtually upon the or- der of the government) that It was Im- possible to'reveal to the world what he had learned of the intrigues of the it was, therefore. better to retire for- ever from the political arena. The connection between the Repub- licans and the regicides Is equally dil- ilcult to establish. The disclaimers of leaders like Bernadine Machado must he accepted so far as the"peaco— ful wing" is concerned, but this cannot be said of the advanced or radical ring, as there is plenty of evidence that they had planned a rising on the night of the crime. Signals to the ships In the harbor and the barracks on the slope of St. George's hill were shown toward midnight from the roof of the National Library, and bands of men went to the barracks of the ar- tillery and Infantry regiment which were. to join In the proclamation of a republic. The signals brought no re spouses and the doors oi the barracks Were found locked. The entire conspiracy fell through. It Is related, because of the, treason of a young lieutenant, who after the as- sassination of the king, confessed to his father, an oilicer, the role that he was to play. The young man assert- ed that he had been deceived; that he did not know that rcgiclde was con- templated, having been led to supposa that only the life of the dictator was to be taken, This advance warning enabled the military authorities to take the necessary precalnions and thus frustrate the military support which was counted upon to give suc- cess to the plot. Notwithstanding the betrayal, some of the advanced Repair licuns assert that if the active leaders confined In the Basia fortress had been set free that night in Lisbon his- tory would have told a dillerent tale. Although the official view attempts to make ll. appear that the crown prime was killed by mistake, every- thing goes to show that the plot was to kill tho entire royal family, thus obliterating the Braganza dynasty and precipitate a change in the reslme. R. A. BOWLING TOURNAMENT. The most interesting game of the series will be played tonight at the council rooms of Pouassus Council In the Gazette building. Norwalk. be- tween Sherman and Ponaasus Coun- cils. Every Royal Arcnnian of both councils should be present and brlnil all their friends along. as this Is an open night. the only password neces- sary being :‘We win." Representa- tives from the grand and subordinate councils In other parts of the state will lu- prcsent. in event of Ponausus winning. they will lend the fourth di- vision and enter the finals. if they Inm- they will have to play off the dis- puted garm- with Stamford, so It Is «mm-ml they will do their best to- night... They have so far lost but two gnaw-s this season. Sherman Council expects to win, as they are anxious to are Ponsssus win another game from Stamford. Refreshments and a good Royal Arcsnum line will follow the RRHIP. HI Priest Dr. s. it. It . Nogslk, Itld Right Mien! King Pursuant. of Collinsvillo. Members of Washington Chapter were also pres. out. At the cone ,at the work and king to were can . .... ”MM. KODAK-B. w. carry all the supplies necessary anamorjy‘ :Post Card Albums infill Album. now . ".18. I00 Cards $1.00 Album. sow . . . . .60. 400 Cards .75 Album. now . .50, :00 Cards .60 Album. sow . . . . .80. 200 Cards .85 Album, now . ... .15. :00 Cards .25 Album. sow . .. . .10. no Cards COLEMAN'S Prince but: is not likely to, be com- . There is no suggestion that there , enemies of the king and himself, and ‘ READY! 1 Spring Hats for Men. 5 . Bess attics! ssyou please~sniu select ~ fiwdmfiwinsuuaamsm e,he- f; Wyouhsvctheselinestochooselromr' you Hats, . . $2.00“; . C&K.Hats,- $3.007 Knapp FeltHats, $4.00 . . DERBIBS sin—sort airs. Theatre the hestllatsweknowomttheprices; sndbyshowingtheminvsrioin proportions of crown and brim, we supply with ease the most becoming. Hat for any man. . Letnsshowyouthenewstyles. ‘ABOUT OATS. ' What Is Cheapest in the End Is tho Cheapest In the Beginning. Any handler of grain, to meet the conditions of trade, must equip himself to clean the grain as It passes through i his hands. ihave just placed In my mill the very best cleaner and separator In the world-that of the S. llowe Co. if you don't care to pay for dirt. dust and other Im- purities let your next order come here for good clean oats. Buy Oats Thais Clean. I am near—dust as MANUEL TORO HATCH. far as the nearest letter-box or telephone. Local Post Cards William P. Beers’ BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES. o scum MAIN eraser, scorn nonwuu. 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. Bluefish, 150 Lb. 4 I Weeks, Flat, Smelt. Salmon. Pike. Herring. Cod, Halibut, Eels, Sheepshead, Roe Shad. Long and Round Clams and Wakefield Oysters. Gnlbill’s Bridge Fish Market. HEALTH BRAND MILK. full weight, per can, - SPECIAL PRICE OF FLOUR BY THE BARREL. 10c 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ..... . $1.00 3 lbs. Large hunes 25o 3 cans Defiance Milk . .......... 25s 10 miles Triumph Soap . . . . . . . .. . 234: 3 cans New York State Corn ..... 25¢ Buster Brand Salmon, per can . . . 10¢ Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dos. 35a 3 pkgs. Grandma's Pan Cake lv'lour25c Good Eggs, per (102. .............. 25c Peanut Butter, per lb. . . .......... the 3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers ....... 25c 3 cans Campbell's Soup ........ .. 256 Best 25c Coffee in this town, per lb. .. or”. ...... ll'ooswsovso '20 No. Main St. So. Norwalk. UNITED GROCERY Fort St, East Norwallr. Phone 319-3. So.NorwaIkTrustCo cauoucrs A SAVINGS DEPARTMENT . Subject to Savings Bank Laws and invests Such Deposits sonic-ray soprano-run nvrrspnovrsloua nswnusagfismmum ,1 ‘ brushes, Nail Brushes. Both brushes. FATLESS Brushes Our stock of bristh goods is so com- plete that It will afford you a most sat- isfactory solution. 0U if will have to pay $5.00 to $10.00 more nextsessonior s Suit or Overcoat than youdouowiorexoctlrthessmequslity. Why not buy now and pocket the dif- ierence? We are closing out our Winter stock to make room for Spring goods. That's the reason. Shoes and Rubbers at sale prices. Un- derwear and Sweaters, too. We have Hslr Brushes. Hand Brush. so, list Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cloth Complexion Brushes etc. Each kind of brush We have in a variety of styles. and prices to suit all purses. as: THEM IN rue wmooy. Ill Bllllllll Plillllllll, TH! PRESCRIPTION STORE. Telephone Csll, 16-2. All floods Delivered Pros of Charge. 0 PBIGE’S CLOTHING STORE, HEAD T0 roof OUTFITI‘ERS. as Washington St. ...... use. - South Norwalko TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. fll.—The opening movement of prices of stocks! wins sluggish and irregular. Some of the principal Issues were unchanged from last night, and only a few were quoted. Interhorough Metropolitan pfd. was conspicuous for an advance of 2%. Union Pacific, rose 3% and Missouri Pacific tell it. , WALL STREET. li a. m.-—The re- stricted character of the buying caus- ed prices to sag of their own weight. aside from the impetus furnished by hour operations. Union Pacilic f I 1 from Its opening price, and Rea Ing, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific and American Imeltlng were depressed I and Southern Railway pfd. 1% below yseterday's closing. lnterbsrough- Metropolitan pfd. got up 3 points be« fore reacting 1V. and the common gained I‘Al. WALL STREE Noon—A dull re- covery brought pr on back to near .A‘. ~--——-——-— “I. ll. Plllllllllll Baily Bulletin . ( FOR WEEK OOMMINOINO ... MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24.. _ .Extra Stamps and Cut Price Spec MS? 60 Stamps Free with 1 Can A. &. I” sumpsrm with 1 lb. Fancy . yesterday’s closing uevel. Bonds were P' Baking Powder " """"" 50° CMP 7‘” at - ............ eavy. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-Fllicllllt- CUT PRIC‘ ”EGIALOr :1 ‘ ' us In the stock market were insig- llcant. WEST NORWALK. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Simmcl. of Siam- ford, were calling ,on friends this week. Fleur, A. d. P. Fancy Patent, 1/, Sack Pure Lard.apound .......,1 Regular Price. 1 c. , Largo 'Fancy OregonvPrunes. s lb. . Io Regular Price, 10c. Laur'idry starch. 4 nu. for Isa” ‘ * Regular Price. 50 s. lb. *V ............. 4c Regular Price. 80c. Walter Baker's Cocoa, l/z lb. can Regular Price, 220. ions Peas, a can Regular Price, 11 .18: .....9c 1 EXTRA cranes wrrn ancestries. 10 Stamps with 1 Cake scrub E. z. 10 stamps with 1 Can Corn out at ........................... . 10o Bosnsst .. 10 Stamps with 1 Pkg. Raisins, st . 12a 10 Stamps with 1 Pkg. vasrs st . 1”. 1o camp. with 1 Pkg. Borax, n . 12a to sump- with 1 Can Poschssst . cos" c. Mr; and Mrs. l’ulmer. of New York, are spending Ii few dayn with Mr. and Mrs. Frank llutca. George Decker. of New York, who has been visiting relatives and friends lrlu' a few days, has returned to the c ty. 30 s“ ' EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS ANO COFFEE!» mps wth1ib. Cliffs. st 35c 50 Siam with 1 ib.Tosst 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at 306'” Stem: with 1 lb.Toast ...... 20 stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at 25c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at 10 Stamp. with 1 lb. Cofioo st . .. 20c 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea A! ... . . . ”a Colon I ' m; . c Clark and Mr. Stevens are 40° occupying the Ambrose lienedlct a," place. formerly the Edwin Mather res- Idcnce. . Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food be m. Intimidation u. 124 Wsshlngton St. South Nor-walk. o. Rev. lloward Benedict. of East Nor- walk, assisted by his friends, Rev. ilnrry Croascit. conducted the service- Iu the chapel Sunday. Mrs. Charles Mat-umber und daugh- tcr llelcn have returned home after an extended visit with relatives In Mount Vernon. Mrs. Macumber's health being much improved. Tel. N Rev. Herbert. S. llrown. of thr- liar. ion Congregational Church. will hold service in the lnton Chapel. at 3 o'clock. Sunday. and on Friday even- ing the Christian Endeavor Society will meet. ‘Ivcrybody Is cordially In- vited to attend. SITTLINO BASEBALL DISPUTE... I Appeals in Minor and Major Lssguss Icing Looked Into. NEW YORK, Feb. 26,—The national commission having yesterday declared itself in be the dual court of appeals FLOYD 7' "0“”! In major and minor league baseball, — began today Its work of investigating «...—...-.. the cases of several players who dis polo the right of certain clubo to their services. Messrs, Hermann, Johnson and Pul- llsm with Secretary Bruce when they .... MAW... .. For Sale. To Let and Want Ads Pan. - tlonal Hague headquarters, said they, : mid m '0 I“ WWII "'0 cum "I WWW time to allow the regular annual sched-l . ulo meetings of the two maior organl- ‘ A 0' actions to be convened before three o'clock. I A meeting of the joint rules com- mittee has been called for this after- noon, but as neither Comlskey, Mack nor Griffith .tbo American League trio,l are here. President Johnson said thlt he will appoint a new committee to‘ It Is expected that the sum tiers of preventing a player from soil- I a new ball during a game will be "3 Society,” 44 WALL STREET, uoawmt.‘ . ' INCORPORATED 1m. Deposits over . . - $3,525,000.00 DIRECTORS. WILLIAM A. courts noose H. otovsn Lewis 0, onssu HENRY r. coLcsunu r CEOROE M. HOLMES STEPHEN N. HOLMES FREDERICK A. ELL. ,l m. I .. ,_ fl. the Point f. woull..ifitisnotllglitwo' . sucksitrlght. You oss'tslogd oricsn the coming menu will be announced late this evening. w n%"mhm""$“hfl'mfiomaum.wm store. These values ”a W. 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