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51 Washington Street.
’ Local this lilies.
‘ Will thus communicating with The
“Minot by telephone plssss do it in
this agar—with regard to business.
with regard to news. all
"M will kindly do so, it will
greatly convenience this stiles and so
litre mi! prompt attention.
'_ WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair and
.nllgbtly colder tonight and Tuesday.
Cloudy and rainy weather prevailed
this morning in the. eastern portion
of the [site region and along the At-
lsntlc coast north of Hatteras. Pleas-
ant weather. prevails in the central
and western sections. The tempers-
tun is below zero in the northwest.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
cloudy weather followed by clearing
1 and slightly colder.
.1 to have lrving White.
‘ The Trinity Men's Club has voted
of Concord
street, the pianist for their orchestra.
Charles iiazel. of Union Course. 1..
l.,,_was the guest of his cousin, George
Collin. of Holden Place, Norwalk, yes-
terday.
Congressman E. J. Hill was in iiart~
ford yesterday for a short time leav-
ing for Washington on- the afternoon
rs n.
Trinity Men's Club blelretbali team
expects to play the Browns, tomorrow
limit. at the gymnasium, in South
Main street. a
The Hat Trimmers' Society will hold
their bi-monthly meeting in Central
Labor Lyceum. Washington street, to-
morrow evening.
A meeting of Humboldt Lodge, Sons
of Hermann, will be held Tuesday eve-
ning, at the quarters of the South Nor-
walk Quartotte Club.
Miss May Morton. who has been on-
dergoing treatment in New York for
several months, has returned to hex
home in Taylor avenue.
The Wholesale’ Fur Felt lint Manu-
facturers' association of the United
States has been incorporated under the
name of the Associated Hat Manufac-
turers.
Frank Sherwood. of River street.
Norwalk, has secured a position nu
clerk in Wood's drug store, in Wall
street. Mr. Sherwood took up his
duties this morning.
Word has been received front Mr.
uhd'Mrs. Louis Cuneo, formerly of
South Norwalk. that they are the par-
ents of a daughter. at their home in
Clearfield, Pennsylvania.
Arthur Benjamin. son of Mr. and
Mrs. William F. Beniamin. of Taylor
avenue,1who is suffering from an at-
taclt of sleeping typhoid. shows slight
signs of improvement,
of the New York,
New its a: Hartford Railroad
Company have ompleted repairs to
the fwadstloa of the standplpes at
the Washington street bridge
The employee?
«St. Patrick’s supper at Isl .1i.l1..
('lllll’ffh.
u—g—fi—
William M. War continues to Iin
pron, at Shopfium Street Hospital.
In New York. and there are how‘s that
be can shortly be moved to his rest»
dance in Orange. New Jersey.
Albert l. Wood, of New Haw-n a
plumber has tiled s voluntary petition
In bankruptcy in the gutted Stilton
tilnli'ftt court its lists is liabilities
at $593.30 and his sluts st 3700.
M
lly Oldt'l' of Judie Shootout. of the
stunt rlor eonrt s claim for $100 that
Duals-l l’ Cooley. of Grunby. hnu
nuainst the Salmon Wk Wot" coin
puny. now in the hands of it receiver.
has been modes preferred club».
The Knights of Illa; Arthur hold
their regular positiy min; Saturday
night in their rooms is arses Church .
Muir which a mud upper was slow
Most all the member,» wore DMD
and enjoyed it very pleasant "entail
W
The Overlook Military Academy lit
limit smile has In” I“ Am
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wan rs! tum it'll“ f MW. and
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tint: s sol r. is also
steldlly proving.
. Mails! fire?
Taylor 8: Golden.
74 Washington It. 'l'sl. 21812.
use. mime
' Puritan Cough Syrup
ForCougbssndColds.
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INDEMON '8
Launch Works.
“fitmut” sad "Mylo
’su kinds of repair work. "‘“ “‘
launches of all sin. built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster hell Point. Norwalk
M. Clarkilo‘i—l. of Bridgeport, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
i". .l. Donaldson. of Jersey City.
spent yesterday in The Norwaiks.
Read the Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company's Pure Food Bulletin.
a bottle of the Sovereign Sauce
at 1T 9 Union Pacific Tea Company.
lawrence liailey. of NorWullt. spent
Sunday with friends In Bridgeport.
'i'rllliiy Men's Club will hold its
regular business meeting tonight.
William Derringer has secured a
pollution as clerk at the Norwalk “01
to.
Miss Helena Keane, of lietht-l. spent
Sutliday with friends In South ”Nor—
wa it.
Miss Stella Rather, of Spring street.
is entertaining Miss Marguerite Greg-
ory.
Meigs 8. Russell. of the New Haven
Palladium. was a visitor in town yes-
terday.
The “isle of Spice"
in to be at
lioyt‘s Theatre on Tuesday night of
next week. “‘3‘“
The annual meeting of Old Well
Hook and [wider Company will be
held this evening.
Muses P. Halloclt is unending a few
days in New Y.ork getting new spring
ideas in milliuery. ,
I
Wontptlrt
schools in
The tichool teachers of
and b‘nlrtleld visited the
Donhnry last Friday.
Rev. Francis Moron. of New York.
conducted the purview» in St. l‘aul's‘
Church, yesterday.
Roy lgi‘ldtifl. of Winnipuuk. weighed
his position as clerk in Wood's tlrtiii
store, Saturday evening.
The D. M. Road Company are ndvvr-
titling something new in underwwer.
The adv. will tell you obouilt .
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l .ltuymond
and William 1‘. Raymond have return-
ed home from their southern trip.
T. M, Stocking. of Georgetown. won
a guest yesterday of William P. Bry-
ant, of West Main street. Norwalk.
William llyxbee, Edward Cri'aith and
Richard Webb spent Friday and Sut-
urday in New Yorlt on a business trip.
——Conw to Operetta. Red Riding
Hood's Rescue. Rowayton lloso Ilouso.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
The Wunlta Whist Club will mot-t
tomorrow evening. Miss Sush- Soy-
mour. of West street, will he the host-
ens.
It is announced that before the close
of the season, Henry Miller will up»
pour at lioyt's Theatre in "The Great
Divide."
South Norwalk Council. Knights oi
Columbus held an adjourned meeting
yemttduy afternoon and conferred
the initlntory degree on one candidate.
Miss l-utlitr Mny Gladstone. of
Spring sitmt, tontlmlos to lmptmt
slowly. and her phy:sltiun states that
all" will be able to see friends by the
end of thew work if the improvement
continues, 1
Tso parties of South Norwalk mung
povoplt1,ono Lillllptltlt'd of young Indies
and the other of young men, intend
to go to Bridgemri this evening and
wilnesn the production of the “Squaw
Mun." tit Smith's Theatre.
lit11uiy Sheriff John W. St'nllt-y sum
mom-d lolm i’ Treudmvli and Charles
W lit-ll today to unlit-hr in Bridgeport
tomorrow to art an lurymtn in the
criminal infill of the common pious
court. "epoxy Sheriff fictilley also
summoned (tit rbs t‘rofui nut! (‘hili‘iilt'
W. lingers. of New Canaan.
v
A iiilullmly meeting of the Norwnlli
ills-torus! and Memorial Library Ali
sorlniion will be held on Wednesdny
evening at it o'clock March it Will
hit-minim addresses on Colonel i'. in
:lohn lsteltwot'id will be delivered by
.iudsu A. B. Woodward and Rev, C. M.
Bullock
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LARGEST LINE OF
ST. PATRICK
Post Cards!
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orderforsSprbizSuitorOvercosaors new pair of
Trousers; sad we stsrid behind every garment we
msltewitbourgusrsnteeto satisiyeverycustomer in,
cutaadfit.
. And wbile we do high-class tailoring our prices
‘ . are extremely reasonable:
Suit or Overcoat to order. 318 to $45.
Trousers to order. 35 to 812.
Choice new fabrics, in splendid variety. afford ex-
cellent selections now.
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sperm HATS sue Haas.
The very latest correct shapes in Still and Soft
lists—entirely new shades—are now ready-82. 83
it you could dig worms all day and mery day you
might not neetLour RONNIE HOME (llttll’No POULTRY
new But for the busy manmor womaumrlie Bonnie
Mosh Feed Scratch Feed and Growing bold are iust the
th in:
FOR Till-7 LITTLE ONES—A sptvlul in days food
ptouliariy odapted for the most critical period of little
chinks it produces healthy. vigorous llllt kn nod turkeys
Chit: kti not only like it but thrive wonderful!) on it.
Buy Osts Thsts Clean.
“'0 are llttui’mjllui as MANUEL T030 HATCH:
far as the nearest latter-box
or telephone.
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Local Post Cards
WILLIAM "P. BEERS’
BOOK AND TATIONERY STORES.
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
4! WALL ETREET.
NORWALK.
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Buy at Fish Market where they get it fresh every day.
None better at any price.
Steslt Cod, . 12c Blue. - . 15c
Herring, - Se Halibut. 1 l5c
Haddock. - 8c Salmon. - 15c
Weak. - - 10c Long Giants. -. 35c qt.
Flat, — - liIc Hard Crsbs..
Finnan Daddies. Kippered. Herring.
Escsllops; - 50c qt. Haddock, toes. ‘ - 15c lb.
OYS’I‘ERS. LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
FREE DELIVERY. ' 'PHONE 108.
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BURGLARS
Respect No Man. Your House May
Be Next.
RENT A BOX
In Our Modem My...“ and Keep
Your Papers ' Safe.
So. Norwalk Trust Co.
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Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Ask About
US.
’if you d n't already know whut a
foot pr eriptioa service we pro do.
Alli your physician or your neighbor.
HERE
You are sure of accuracy.
Yousrs ours of purity.
You on son of potent drugs.
You. are our. of promptnoss. ‘
You are stirs at right prices.
but us put up your physician‘s pres-
criptions, family recipes, recipes for
veterinary remedies. etc. What we
compound will be right in every reit-
peel.
lit inhibitory,
Till PRIICRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Cali, 15-2.
All Goods Dstlvsrsd Pros of Charge.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\.\'Al 1. STREET. 10:") ii. lit-The
stock market opened active and
strong with only a sprinkling of small
dOCllnt'fl. The usual speculative lav-
mites were conspicuous In the ad-
. , ., «.mtm
.some oi the less active stocks Louis.
l 518, Southern Pacific l-it. Union
Pacific. Great Northern pill, llrooklyn
Transit. lielnwurt- (z liutlson. Central
Rullmud of New Jersey. American
Smelling. National Loud. North Amer-
ican and international Paper pfd. 1i,
log, American i‘ar, t‘t-ntmi imuther
and St. [Mills it: San Francisco 2d pfd.
large frat-lions The first union of Uni.
toil States Steel Wort- ZIJnitl shares at
‘ill to ill H. compared with 30 718 on
Saturday.
WALL STREET. ii a. m 1 -A num
ber of additional going Were made In
malty of the less prominent railroads
and specialties, despite the motive sell-
ing that begun to the representative
stocks norm nitei th. market opened.
This realising pmttieull) wiped out
the initial produces and drew some
stocks below Suturduy'a clotting. Penn-
sylvania losing a mint and American
Smelling pfd. Hg. The upturn of in.
in Reading later steadied the market.
but prices yield-1d uuoin Central
Railroad of New tull‘m‘y and (“militia
Southern run.- 2%.
WALL STREET, Ntltmcrflh tlunrier
of a million shores were sold during
the first hour, hot the marlwt dropped
back into the some dullnesn ill lust
week In the second hour. I’rii‘eo hov-
ered in the twighborhmid of the Sub
urdny level. limits were firm.
WALL STREET. l p. I'll.”-Plll‘(‘lllllli'tl
. of stocks were resumed on a moderate
scale, but tin». chief denlnnd centered in
Union Pacific. St. Paul and Reading.
which sold at tin-tr highest The met-
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
.\orwulh building Loan and liner-t-
font Association to John Kubovlt-u. lot
and buildings. Washington street
bridge» Ids.
Henry J. Whitney to Anna .i, Rutter.
two lot-t. Sound View Park. War.
Emily 1' l. I’nl'th-wlliubrovr to units
l’odelefsliy. :t-foot lot. Washington
street. \Vltl'.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VEEOELI.
NEW YORK. March li.»~-Arrlved:
Steamer Columbia. from Glasgow.
NEW YORK. Moreh Sim-Arrived:
Steamer Floridan from Hittite.
IND OF WOMEN.
.erultlvs disilptm- a. woman
than ill tutturenwlhipuy.
'l‘wo smiles that approach each oth~
or end In a ItlnsnwVIt-tor lingo.
To a gentleman «wry vvouum is a
lady in right of her sell ~1—l.ytton.
All the roumns of men are not worth
one septum-tit of Wt)lllilll.-1-\O"It|fl'
Women may lit- pardoned for luoli
of common some. The. culprit in them
Is the lit-urt.-iltnlii.
A woman In evident tenderer to is
man than immediate-iv after she has
deceived hint. ----- Anonymous.
Il' Cleopatra's none had been ithui'lt'l'
the face of the whole world would
have been (Elli!lllt'tl.‘~'"VRM'lll,_
Woulrm deceived by men. want to
marry them it is a land of row-m.»-
ss pond its any other wiietummunit
A man must he s fool who does not
less
that which flutters llv'l'.-‘~'llllllllc.
l have titliitl turns of women that
ware fair to loolt lump. yet one could
see ibilt the icicles were tormlup
around these women‘s hearts.”
Holmes
A woman is happy and sttuimt all
that she desires when she captivates
s molt: hence the oblset of her life is
to master the art of captivating llioh.
~1‘olstoi.
The life of a woman can be divided
into three options: in the tint sits
dreams of love. in the mom! she «to
nominees it. In the third she regrets it.
«hint Prosper.
A VIIA‘I’RID ORAN“.
We pins for s ellipsis change;
It comes sud still our pilot we nurse,
for with penmltymost stress-
It always turns ”from trod to worse
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more and there were wide gains In __
ville at Nashville rose :1. Pacific. Mail {74’2”
Bud Atehluou. Northern Pacific. Read- ‘
. - S A.
alts. Industrluis 1 Hill sttxrltu ;“ 1 "
were also In it ‘m. but th balance of 1 - -
the list Min 111 lociml . ,
succeed in mulling s woman believe '
PRICE’S.
You
will have to psy $5.00 to $10.00 more
postseason for a Suit or Overcoat than
you do, now for exactly the same quality.
Why not buy now sud pocket the dif-
ferencel
We are closing out our Winter stock to
make room for'Spriog goods.
That's the reason.
Shoes and Rubbers st sale prices. Un-
derwear and Sweaters, too.
PRIGE’S donut non.
HEAD T0 FOOT OUTFI'ITERS.
98 Washington St.. South Norwalk...
El
Phone 1|“.
1- 1111111111111
- 11 MONDAY MARCH 9n.
Extra Stamps With Teas and Colleen.
TEAS. cortices. ,
50 Stamp; with I lb. Ten lit 60c 30 Stumps with] lb Coffee at. .... “a
it) Btampa with 1 lb. Tea at ...... 50c 25 Stamps with 1 lb Coffee at .... no
30 Stamps with i th. Tea at ...... 40c 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at ...., as
211 Stamps with i In. Tea at ...... 35: iii Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at . ... an.
LENTEN 8P ECMLTIEE. . .
Columbia River Salmon '. . . . 10¢ a Can Domestic Sardines. I can . . . .nn .6
. Regular Price lZI/fic Regular Price 5c -
(‘olioe Salmon. it run ............. 86 SNOW“ Sardines, ‘ can ”vi-nu '0
Regular price lilo I Regular Pm “9
Columbia River Salmon .......... 1?: Bone ess Surdlnqum, $38! "6
“WW" ““3" 2"" Marshall's Kippered Begin, a grim
Mackerel in Kits ............. .8199 .................. .. "5:... 1
Rttfi‘illll‘ Price $1.25 ml" m I.“
[floaters .................... 4c Each Crescent Motherel. a can
Regular Price, 5e Quilter Price 1k
EXTRA STAMPS
lit Stumps with l pkg. Rice at 10a
in Stamps with l pkg Corn .‘iieul
ui ............................ . lot:
it) Stump... with i can Spice at. 10c .
w Stamps with ‘ pkg. Washing lo Stamps with] can Peaches at. 20¢
Powder nf ..................... is: 10 Stamps with 1 can Pears st ".13:
in Stamps with l pits. vaara at . 10c 10 Stamps with i can Paprika at. we
WITH GROCERIES.
iii Stamps with i can Pineapple st 106
iii Stamps with l pkg. Plum Pud-
ding at. ........... . . . . ........ 10¢
Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight and Hunt Trading.
Ill BI. iiiilliil 8: Pliifll Till Ill.
124 Wuhlhpton EL. South Norwalk.
Tel. No. 909. Fm Delivery.
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Norwalk Savings Society.
' 44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Deposits over - S3, 525, ODD. D0
ouccroas.
WlLLlAM A. EUR".
MOEEE l'l. BLOVEI
LEWII G. GREEN
HENRY F. OOLEIURN
GEORGE M. HOLMEE
ITEPHEN H. HOLMEI
FREDERICK A. ELL!
FLOYD 1'. RUOCOE
HAVE YOU ‘0'.”
AZILIAN
Till: GREAT
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