immunities. Will Nisan molesting with The Mani by telephone please do it in this. 33*". regard to business. call aali Wrens-sitcom "Mum ltlndlydo no," will monumlsnuthlneifinaandsn- mmmnmmm mtnaL manner. For Nontalk and vicinity: Fair to- Iigllt. Thursday fair and wander. Plenum weather prevails generally in all sections east oi the Rocky Noun- tutu. The temperatures are below aero in the extreme northern sections. A Iilght disturbance in central in Utah. conditions favor ior this vicinity fair weather and not much change in tent- More. ioliowcd on Thursday alter- Ionu by increasing cloudiness and ris- lug temperature and probably snow or rain by Friday. 0., There were no pool games at the . Nutmeg Club last evening. . -The Krieger Co. are sole agents tor the Hoosier kitchen cabinets. Congressman Hill has introduced a. bill to give Danbury a government building worth $120,000 A daughter has beenboru to fir. and hits. Harold 3. Pack lip. Peck was formerly Miss Emma When. A meeting of the 3 worth League of the South Norwaik Iiethodlst Episco- pal Church will be held tonight. Mrs, Frank Parsons, or Bloomfield is visiting her parents, lir. and Mrs. . E. H. BurnhIm. of 20 West street. The Hat Makers’ Society will hold a meeting this evening at the Central Labor Lymumjn prhinflgn street. The new menu. which made Its ap- pearance last night. will be full on March 17. Spring begins on. March 20. Several changes are being made in the interior oi ll'rank it. Starr’s confec- tionery store in W all street, Norwalk. Mrs. Kathryn titrahan. of Brooklyn. in a guest at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Foote, No. 4 Court- landt attest. A bay window is being built on Miss Cornelia F. Baird's seminary building at the corner of West avenue and Cr- cllard street. Cliilord Wardwcll, the polar clerk of Olsen’s store. is cob nod to his home in Arch street. with an attack of j typhoid lever. Frank H. Starr. who has been ill at '. his home in Westport avenue for a week. waruble to return i9 his busi- ness this morning. Fifteen candidates tor pharmacists' licenses were canalned by the board in! pharmacy at the cupitol, In Hiii'tr iord, yesterday afternoon. Clifiord Cargill and George Petit. who are both ill with the scarlet de- ver. at Dir. Csrgill's home In New- lown avenue, are doing nicely. The Nof'llk Fill! and Game Club was to have held I meeting a meeting last night in Red Men's Hall. but as only a few memebers turned out there was no quorum present. ~Keev your brand. your pit-n. your cakes in n Hoosier kitchen cabinet For sale by the Krieger Co, # The Ministeriug Circle oi the Nor. walk Congregational Church. held a met-ting at the home at lira. Kate Hunter. m min street. yesterday at tot-noon. A very eniuynbie afternoon was spent. The New York Grocery Companys horse slipped and III on the ice in iront oi Adsms' market in Wall street last evening. it was unite a low tain- ntsn beiore the animal could be got. mtohiniut. butlom'” done. » The committee oi the dearth N07 walk Union School Dia'trlct given no tics in another column that the assese mcnt oaths ratahlnmoithdil- trict hashesndnposi positedwitlthaclsfll oi the dintrietnt lectmnn. I liailrcad lnntlou. and that ; rs institutes It, Tel. 81"- M SAINTS militarism Porcosahsnd Colds. difliflldll’d ELaunoh Works. to ' timer the” hint. Harwell Mi Grannaiein. oi Hit Kdrieger ' MIMI spends t n s a New York City. ' y The commissioner on domestic nub main has issued an order revolting one requiring dogs in a section of the town of Watertown to he mauled. The or- der of revocation becomes eiiectlve at noon on March is. it has been demonstrated that some otthecurvenofthelocnitroiley tern will not permit oi two at the big new cars panning on them. One of those points is on North Main street, at the Junction or West avenue. A Very large meeting of the Phila- lhea Class was held last night at the South Norwnlk Baptist Church. Last evening Mrs. Robert Fletcher and Miss Mildred Banter were nppolnted‘a committee to take up a special Easter altering. There premium to be a barrel of ion thin evening at Hoyt'n Theatre. when there will be a minstrel show in connection with the great Prescelle entertainment. There will be a cake walk. dancing. etc., the participants being In costume. The subjects. too. will be all local people. which will add to the occasion. Attorney George H. Vonburgh mov« all his law oillce today from North Main street into the Haviland block in Washington street. Mr. Vonburgh has engaged two oifices'dlmctiy over M. S. Smith and Company's dry goods store. The rooms have been entirely renovated, and are In first class con dition for business. Uncan Tribe. i. 0. it. M., held a meeting last night, when the masked ball committee made a partial report It in already known that the receipts will exceed those or last year. There were more people on the floor thin year than last. but not so many in the galleries; One application for mem- bership was received last night. NIW HAVEN TO BUY OTEAMOHIP LINEO. Underlying Concern to Take Over Joy. Neptune and Maine Companies. HARTFORD. March t.~—'l'he Hart lord & New York Transportation Co.. which is owned by the New York. New Haven it. Hartford. Railroad (10.. has completed arrangements for the pur- algae oi the United States Transporta- Co This will give it the Joy line between New York and Providence. ihc Nep- tune line between New York and Fall River. and the control of the Maine Steamship (10.. operating between New York and Portland, Me. The Hartford b New York Trans- portation Co. owns and operates steam- boats. tugs and barges plying between this city and New York. CERTIFICATKO "00”? INCORPORA- The New England Birch llccr Com- pany, oi New Haven hall filctl a certi- ficate ct incorporation in the cues of the secretary of the state. The purpose of the company In indicated by its nitrite and its capital in It. 000. The lncorporators are Paul Russo and An ionic and Antonino Vanacore Hymsn' I. incorporated of New Ha vcn has filed a certificate of incor- poration. The firm will manufacture and deal In clothing and will have a capital at $10,000.1'he lncmporatorn are Charles H. Miller and Maurice and Claire Cohen. The Eureka Release Gear Company. of Hartiord. has filed its certificate at organization. Florence C. Johnson’ is president. Louis A. Sherman accre- tary and Frederick G. Johnson treas- urre. . CAMOND IIACH IVENTG. HOTEL ORMOND. Hm. March 4.— But one event in scheduled today tor the automobile tournament on omens Reach. the 12 mile gentlemen’ I invita- tion race There are six entrants, The race In to he run four times over a thirty two mile lap. The event is scheduled for noon central time. IAIMIPOIT MURDIIID MILO. BRIDGEPORT. Iinrch t.—-Antonlo Volietl the Waterbury ltalian who l"" shot Ernest Quintlano, in North Wash lngton avenue. was held in Si. 000 bail in the city court ynuterdny on the charge of assault with intend to man .der. His victim died last night. ”This ka Specials! rose-swam Prices. Shedlindaich Lamwwmmnad as 1-: OFF. Wehonthc “caughtwithtilegoodion"ncxtsea~ son.iintlcanprcvcnt. Andwcthiuku'ecan. 'i‘hh do tollchltiorwovcrconissrclilcbcetin townst price-styles are conservative—Is right 'ncxiW“tersstilis—andyousaves third by buying The Eicd Tag Sale ends positively on March 10th. . I E u—— i Spn ‘Eng Hats Ill advance styles— 0000 DAIT AND 0000 CHICKIN nan ' ii on could dig wanna all day, and every day. might at need our BONNIE HOME GROUND POULTRY . FEED. But for the busy man—or woman-the Bonnie ‘l‘iuh. Flood. Scratch Feed and Growing Feed are just the i in l-‘Oit THE LITTLE ONES—A apt-rial to days food peculiarly adapted lor the most critical period oi little chicks ‘ It produces healthy. vigorous c hltlts and turkeys. Chicks Enot only like it but thrive wonderfully on it. Buy Oats Thain Clean. - ’ MANUEL TORO HATCH. we are near-dust as tar as ml. nearest letter- box or telephone. Local Post Cards WEILLIAM P. BEERS’ OK AND STATIONERY ITORIO. ‘t scorn mm a near, scum woman. 40 WALL STREET, , NORWALK. FISH FOR LENT Buy at FisiE Market where they get it iresh'cvcry day. E None better at any price. Steak Cod, E - 12c Blue. - - 15c Herring. E - 8c Halibut. . 15c W E - 8c Salmon. - lSc Weak. - E -‘ 10c LongCllflis. - 35¢ qt. i-‘ist. - - No Hard Crabs. Finnsn Hsddic‘Es. Kippered Herring, Escaliops. E - 50c qt. Haddock. recs. - 15c Ill. OYSTEERS. LONG AND ROUND CLAMS. FREE opium. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish “Market. 'PHONE 108. BURGLARS RespegtE No Man. Your House May E Be Next. RENT A BOX in Our Modem Vault and Keep YEour Papers Stile. ”So. Norwalk Trust Co. Mil ., $4 a YellidliilUm : ' an cones Delivered am If cums. ,ity of stocks from if to 96 above the on Fashioned . Horchound Drops, 5c Bag; 20c Pound. These llorehound drops are made from pure cane sugar and borehound herb. .iMPAOVID IliONdl-ilAi. LOZIN- Old. useful In acute and chronic inflammation of the throat. Price 10c In. x ILANO‘I lfiON PILL! are both a food and a medicine in that they are necessary to rollers diseased coudlv tioun resulting from Iron deilclency. Price 25: lottls. ill BIliMllMlil. Till ranaclurrlou Irons. 'rslsphsns Gall, 10-2. TODAY IN WAiL STREET. “ WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—i significant gains and losses shown by the opening prices of stocks leit the movement without any decided current in either direction Operations wc're very small. Minneapolis St. Paul I; Bauli Ste. Marie tell I. WALL STREET. ll u. m.-—A moder- ate advance ln prices titted the major- prevlous close. iipetulation became lifeless again at the higher levels. but prices held up well. Canadian Paci- no and National Load gained i. Amv orican Smelling sagged Its. WALI. STREET. noon—Light seli- ' lug carried prices below last night with the decline in Union Pacific and Denver & Rio Grandc running to a point and in Canada Southern 2. Lack- awanna sold at n decline of twenty. The market became virtually stagnant will have to pay $5.00 to $10.00 more nertsessonior I Suit or Overcoat than yondonowiorcxsctl'yihessinequdity. Whynotbuynowsndpockcitilcdii- o ierenccl WcsreclosingoutoanintcrItockto makerootniorSpdnggoods. That's the reason. Shoes and Rubbers It sale prices. derwesr and Sweaters, too. PRIGE’S nouns, non: HEAD T0 FOOT oumrms. W 98 Washington St. as.» use. Southorwsk... ' I II. Purl Fill Ialll Bulletin FOR WIIK OOMMINOINO MONDAY, MARCH 2d. 40 Stamps Free With 50c Purchase Tea or Coffee. lin- at the decline. liondn w‘crc steady. there sierr- minute. at a time when no transactions were registered on the . LAUNDRY 00000. ‘ WALL STREET. 1 n. ctr-interest lion Aletcalte .................. Ic Gold Dust. pkg. . ........ in the market decreased steadily until nucltltt's Blue ............. 5e and be fix 1,, “usury Starch . .... s... Washing Soda. 3 lbs. for ....... . . 5c 1776 Washing Powder ............ 3c A. k 1’, “Mailing “Powder, 0 lb. pany today declared a quarterly divi- dend at t.’ a share as against the last quarterly dividend or $10 nonfat situates. .——-w. New Clarita’ and Carriers Ara Allscied . ly Pending am. stock tickers. The tone scented a lit- Pearline .......... . . .......... 3c P“- ' """" """ """ '“H‘”. ilc ilrmcr. . FApoiili. a mile .................. 16 Atlantic Soap Polish, a can ....... uosrox, March llwrne direclors .. exrna avatars ofioaocaalas. . - oi the Calumet and iictrln Mining Com- '5 Stamps “mg cans A t y. 15 Stamps with I can Pineapple. at 15c 15 Stamps with 1 can Strawberries. 1.: Stamps with I can Peas, at. 25 Stamps with I bot. Oyster Cock- 10 dStamps with 2 pkgs. Alpha Pad- ' dash Corn. at ...................... . vrunsv nssn Sconrlan Soap. ............ ..... 30% i0 Stamps with 1 pkg. Toast M Film ........... ....ssss5ir‘5&“ lo Stamps with 1 scream salt . 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. A. 81’.de Powder ......... ..............‘1~ at ........................... its .156 tail Sauce. at ...... . ........... 25c WASHINGTON. March i.~~Thepoat once appropriation bill now under consideration in tile house is liable to cause a great deal or discussion. The bill as reported by the postman.» com. mitten does not carry out the provis- ions oi last year's hill allowing clerks and carriers in first, and second-class oillces the maximum salary of 91.200. The penicillin- department recommend- ed enough money to grant these clerks and carriers will get only 81; 00. There are many reductions from the estimdtt-s by the demrtment. Twenty-two postotllct- inspectors are cut oi! leaving the number at 355. An cflort will probably be made to have the malls weighed every year in- stead oi every four years as now. This change is asked ior by the eastern railroads. The roads claim they are not getting all they are entitled to for carrying the malls. The New York. New Haven and l-inrtiord railroad is one or those making this claim. An attempt was ms to get the commit- tee to adopt an an amendment. bu it was lost by only one vote. The light will probably come up on the floor of the house before the bill gets throuah- MB. PlNCHOT'd WlLL. Contrary to general exportatlous the will of James W. Pinchot filed in the District at Columbia for probate today contains no public bequests. Under the will the widow gets 0100.000. The country place at Mlliord 9a.. is devis- cd to the two sons of the deceased. Cliilord Pinchot and Amos. It. 3. Pin- chat. Clifiord Pinchot is also given all the personal estate of his lather in the District of Columbia. except money in banks and trust companies. The remaining estate is devised to the three children Gldord Pinchct Amos R. E. Pinchot and Antoinette lino Johnstone. According to the petition of sons for udlllinsion oi the will l“" estimated value of the real 'ustate owned by Air Pinchcl is $110,000. The personal estate is valued at $100,000. Hr. Pinchot was the father at the Yale Forest! School, and It was expected his wll would contain some bequest tor the school. NAAT'OID lTALlAN Dill. HAMMOND Narch s—0ne of the ltaliann who figured in the afirn an Inst side saloon last night. a tell apisiol and n stiletto were used, in dead. He is ltrnaccle llsballnallo. and his assailant. let-co lantern. is llnni under bonds of 010.000. Rocco lantern. alter firing the shot. was sisbhedluihelscsnndbackbyaw ilaroithedfldmau.whols alsouu- dIr heads at 010.000 pending the result Iaaiore'n lainrlns. Then men not into I gonna while a saloon .nnd it is ailepd ly castles fer the ass at a pin- litt- ’ 0L0 'couclls Nation's Innkeeper and Home or P and PM Full weight and Honest 'ng. illll It ilallll ll Pacifism . 120 Washington db. lentil Nat-walk. Tel. No. .00. . renOn Norwalk Savings Society. 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. iNOOIPOIA‘I’ED ll”. Deposits'over - - - $3, 525,000.00 stamens. ' cannon it. Howls WILLIAM a. CUI‘TIO eternal ll. newts means it. opens ”contest a. sun came it, can» FLOYD T..HUICOI HENRY F. GOELIIUIN naval YOU ‘0'.” AZILIAN 0.995 "it? 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