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Will these communicating with The
Meal by telephone please do it in
this via smith regard to business.
win: regs ml to news. cell
In. it will kindly do so, it will
greatly eenvenlenea this allies and as-
sure titer, prompt attention.
WEATHER roancss'r.
l‘oi‘ Narwslk and vicinity: Fair to
night. Wednesday fair and warmer
The pressure is above the normal this
morniuggia all sections. Some cloudy
and rainy weather prevails along the
Gulf and South Atlantic coasts, but in
other sections the weather is pleas
sat with. low temperatures The tem
perature ia’siigbtly below zero in the
extreme northern sections. The weath-
er in this vicinity will be fair and con-
tinued cold followed on Wednesday
by slowly rising temperature.
. I
it you want a light. loose coat that
'in rain proof try the Benjamin Aqua
Prooi' Coat. Joseph Davis so is them.
«Come to operetta.’;;t Red Riding
Hood' s Rescue. Bowsytdn Hole House
Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
William F. Hubbell, who has been
ill at his home in West Main street for
several weeks, remains about the
same.
The l). M. Read Company are oiier-
ing special prices on chinoniers and
i‘lgglsnsera. ' The adv. will tell you about
‘ There will be a, series of basketball
games played between the Montauka,
the East Sides and the West Ends. to
decide the amateur local championship,
The Ladies’ Aid Sociotl'. of the Nor-
wslk Baptist Church. is holding its
rmlar business meeting this after-
noon at the home of Mrs. .l-‘anton
Beet-s, of Westport avenue.
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The Yauniaans. of Bangatuclt who
defeated the itippowams in a fast 'garnc
of basketball. at tho old Westport
uuhrch. last week will come to Nor
walk. Thursday evening. and play In
the Armory.
A hearingwiil be held before Rob
tune in Bankruptcy John W. Banks.
in Bridgeport Friday niternoon at 2
ocloelt. to consider a compromise of-
for made by the bankrupt Boston Tea
and Codes Company.
Clarence Webster and Janice Bow
men. who made excellent subjects for
Presceiie, and who appeared daily at
the performances at Hoyt's Theatri-
last week, hava secured permanent
positions with the hypnotlat, They
went to Denbury this afternoon to re-
port for duty.
The Forty liours' Devotion, which
commenced at St. Mary's Church Bun-
day morning at the 10 o'clock service.
ended .thia morning at the Ii o’clock
high mass. Many priests from out of
town were present and helped to hear
the confessions
There is likely to be a deadlock
over currency bills in Congress with
the result at no bill lot this session.
Congressman Hill says that the Al-
drich bill is losing ground in the Son
ate and, In his estimation, the Fowler
bill can not pull the House with its
provision guaranteeing bunk dewsita.
Mr. Hill still hopes for a commission
to investigate the whole business.~
iiridgoport Standard.
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’i'huru promise! to be an Interesting
hop/ling contest” in South Norwaik
Thursday afternoon. when the chain
pluuship of the South Norwalk Trust
('ompany and the City National llank
will he decided. TM City National
iiauk' s representstlvoe will be Csshiey
\I ilfred H. iiodwell. Teller Wsyte nay-
mond and Clerk unreal W Vslsor,
while the Trust Company’ a champions
will be Teller Myron W. Osborn.
liookkeepcr Imnsrlll . Robins and
Clerk Louis 0. Warhll
A large delegation {I youns people
iron; The Norwsiha went over to
Bridgeport last night and witnessed
the production at the Ienaw use. at
iimlth's Theatre. in which George A.
Wright who spends his summers ut
iiowsyton. takes part. Among .thoso
who witnessed the performance were
Miss tiusia ymonr. lites line force.
Miss Mae e'lley. Ilse floreace Rob
icy. Miss Li in It. John. lies Thor
rue Veriln, Alias lde Verlln. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lane. Maid ll. faith
and Charles Verlil.
u "Illa," chocolates I
'30:...” Candy: W9 ll! OM"
Simeon-Fowl W
u Isis-aims at.
3 Puritan Cough Syrup
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. Two Friends Played One on south
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USE Milan's
FWWMCOIIII.
I "all 3
Louno Works.
All hinti- oi rework.
hunches or a sisea built to order
by competent workers
nonav ro asosovs warm or
cosossoariossusre. "
National Oiiioers to Meet With Local
Committee in Hartiero Tomorrow.
The Connecticut advisory commit-
tee or the National Council oi Con-
gregational Churches of the United
States. of which committee Dr. Wil-
liam M. biplane, 0! New Haven, is
chairman, will meet tomorrow at 1
o'clock at the Congregational house,
Hartford, with three officers of the ND-
tlonal Council, Hon. 1'. c. Macmillan.
of Chicago, the moderator; Rev, Dr.
Asher Anderson. of Boston. secre-
tary, and Rev. Joel 8. ivea. of Hart-
ford, treasurer and registrar.
The national advisory committee
has called on the Congregational
churches oi the United States for 02.-
000,000 for combined objects. 'Of this
the apportionment for Connecticut is
$217, 500 divided as iollowa: Foreign
Missions 889.;376 home missions, 852-
500; A. M. A.. $35. 825; church build-
ing, $14376; education $10.:62li Sun-
day schools, 310.;000 ministerial aid
35.000. it is in regard to this appor2
tlontnent that the meeting of tomorrow
will be held, such matters as the ap-
portionment to various parts of the
state coming up for consideration.
COLEMAN VICTIM OF A JOKE.
Norwalk Young Man.
itynow appears that the holdup of
James Coleman, the young man who
breathiessiy reported such an occur
renco to the police early yesterday
morning, was a joke played on bin.
by two of his companions.
it Is stated that the three young
conversation had tamed .nt considers-
blc length to the subject of pcrsonul
bravery in Joseph J. flhiottb'a lunch
room and pool parlor in South Main
strreet. it. is stated that when they
were ready to depart for home Tobey
and Goodwin ran up North Main atmi i2
to Spring street. and headed young
Coleman on with their cups drawn
down over their eyes.
not the "real goods." ‘
RAILROAD AGENTS LAID OFF.
Several Changes Made on the Valley
Branch.
in cutting down its expenses, the
Consolidated road has decreased llw
number of men employed on the Val-
ley branch. One has been laid on at
Hartford, one at Wetheraileld. one at
Rocky Hill and one than each at
Cromwell, lliggnnum. and Good-
speeds.
The agent at Chester has had the
care of the Hadlynie station put on
him. the agent at the latter station
Deep River. Essex and Saybrook has
also been reduced. ,
It is likely‘ that the force at some 2
of these stations will be increased
when the freight business improves.
WOOOIUHV TlOLLlY LINE.
The railroad minmlssioncrs gain: a
hearing at the capitol yesterday upon
the petition of the New York New
Haven and Hartford ltuilroad Com-
(obstruction of the proposed trolley
line from Woodbury to Waterbury, No
opposition developed to the plan. First
Selectman Charles Curtlss, of Wood-
hiiry was present for that town. and
Illllnutr 1‘. Charles Hart for the rslii
road company.
CLIIOVMAN II IANKIWPT.
George id Quaiio of Salisbury. tiled
a petition in bankruptcy In the dia-
ll'lil court of the United States yester
day. ills schedules show liabilities oi
$82,987 and assets of 85.225. Mr.
Quaiie‘is an Episcopalian clergyman.
and he conducted a school for boys
us the Salisbury school.
LARGEST LINE OF
ST. PATRICK
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catsudiit.’
Aridwhiiewcdo Wit-class tailoring. cor
sreextrcniciyreaaoneblc:
2 Stilt or,0vercoat to order. 818 to 845.
Trousentoorder. $5to3i2.
ChoicesewiahricaJsaplcadidvsriety, diordcx-
cellentselectionsnow.
FEED. But tor the busy inan~or
hnah Feed, Scratch Feed and Growing Feed are just the
t n
FOR THE LITTLE ONBS~A apt-rial lit days food
peculiarly adapted for the most critical period of little
It produces healthy. vigorous chicks and turkeys.
Chicks not only like it but thrive wonderfully on it.
Ivy Oats Thstsc
MANUEL TOAO HATCH.
chicks
We are near-Just as
tar as the nearest intent»:
or telephone,
and through Union street and thence . SOUTH MAIN BTREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.,_J
Steak Cod.
Herring.
Haddock.
Week. -
Finnan Haddies.
Escsilops.
Boxes $4 a Year and Up.
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sparse um” sea area.
The very latest correct shapes inStiiiudSott
lists—entirely new shades—arc now ready—32.33
and“.
men, Coleman, Eugene Tobey and ate? "
phen Goodwin had been together dun '
ing the previous evening. and their,
WILLIAM P. am,
soon and avariouesv arosaa.
The police had a merry time for an
hour or more scouring the city (or the
supposed foot pads.
it is said that young Coleman is
not yet antisfied that his bold-up was
Buy at Fish Market where they get it heals every day.
None better at any price-
Blue.
Halibut.
Salmon.
Long Clams.
Hard Crabs.
Mackerel.
We [my '
Gosling Clelns'lor Behhg.
hnvlns been retired The force at WAKEFIELD AND BUZZARD BAY OYSTERS, LONG AND
ROUND CLAMS.
FREE DELIVERY.
2 it you don} already know what e perv
1.
“(coo
a MA noon on CHICKMII
If you could dig worms all day, and every day. You
might not need our BONNIE HOME GROUND POULTRY
woman—the Bonnie
2 points caused alternate upward and
fl WALL "REIT.
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'I’HONE 108.
Cutbiii’S' ridge Fish 'Market.
BURGLARS
Respect No Man. Your House May
Be Next.
RENT A BOX
in Our Modern Vault mid Keep
Y0ur Papers Safe.
So. Norwalk Trust 00.
test prescription service we provide.
As! you, physician or your neighbor.
HERE
you are sure oi My.
Yes Ira save of purity.
Yes an sans at potent data.
are sure at m
as are so'e st right prises.
Let us put pp your physician's prcav
criptione, family recipes. recipes for
veterinary remedies. etc. What we
compound will be right in every set
pact.
llll liliul Halal,
Till "Wilfrid!” arose.
Telephone Call. 102.
All deeds Delivered Free or M
TODAY or mm. mm.
opening movement of prices of stocks
showed some hesitation, but was unin-
ly upwards Changes were small
Malignant. and gains reached a lame
fraction only in Gnu Northern pith.
Southern Rslwsy 2nd pid. and Repair
lie Steel pfd., and a point in United
Railways and Investment, General
Electric declined 1%. and New York
Central ’13. While the moral-set was
narrow the dealings were quits.- active
and wide], dislrlho—W
WAi l. iSTltHET— II a to ~11»: res!
llxlng ui‘ thr- professionals. and the
distribution at buying orders at new
downward movements within a new
low range, A decline after the open-
ing was (‘11th when l'nlon Pacific
and Reading were bought heavily and
lifted a point alrovo- thrir low price.
Considerable strength was also shown
by other lm active stocks. The unr-
het weakened before ii o'clock and
the low-i of prices fell a fraction be
low last night. Pennsylvania and lo-
ws Central Md. tell a point. Trading
became dull at the decline.
WALL l-ITHI'IET. Noun whom tab
[up sales were renewed with some it"
tivliy and declines extended so that a
number bf ne‘ilm stocks showed liaise-e
at a point. The-re were iractionni l’lIr
lies before noon Bands were ilrin.
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“WALL STREET, i p. "1"‘1‘ rally
setigfafier 1: o'clock which increased
in f or gradiisily until till- maturity
of stocks had "covered tram the de-
dine.
REFERRED 70 (LECTION.
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Two Ministers hint the Way in
W l. .
HARTFORD, March Io.~ltev, H. I:
Peabody. ltrv. llr. E, A, Dent and
H". Rockwell Potter spoke on civic
righteousness all’ll reform with par-
ticular reference- to the coming rico-
tlon at their respective churches Seer
day.
Sir. Dent said that a clean city
should have clan onions. refuse to
bar deceived and see that it sets them.
He added that there is no dispute
but that the city has improved nnv
der the present administration and
that those In iavor oi continued isn-
provernnnt will wish a mayor in syrin-
pathy with reform; Those tired of
decency will wish a reactionary exv
motive. skit respecting people would
know for whom not to vote could they
discover the choice or nausea. the
brothel. the graiier and the politir
clan.
Dr. Peabody said that the city and!
the best man who can be obtained
for the grave responsibility of ad
ministering the law and that the
citizens must remiss their pisln
duty of preparing for eiertitin day by
attending the primariesasd asdl'he polls
No d t reference was mule. to the
coalitions in Hartford by Dr. Pot
tor.
OIWING JUIV'A'OI IIUIDII
Tli L.
HARTFORD, March Iii—«The trial
of Louis Vughmi and Intense m
indicted on a char of murder in the
first degree ior hiln ng Pli ('svsnsxh in
an east side salons In January we. be
gas in the criminal court today hefrrv
Judge (lager. A pdsei of 1s jurors was
summoned and slrnm 7» responded
The qualifications at each use were
ponelsio baton sniectkips for the levy
were made This "madam mphd
nearly all day so that the trial proper
will not begin More Wednesday new
I Two muons asked at the pros-
e iarcrs were: "Are you prey’
against the ltsliss race? Are
”I W to editions?"
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vols. nsyreesver. Impose,
it! have topey 55.00 to $10.00 more"
unmioraSia'torOVcrcoatihsn
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That'athercaos.
Shoes-dildihcrsat deprives. Un-
derwcerandchstcrs. too.
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MONDAY, MARCH 9th. .4. .2
Extra Stamps With Teas and Colleen:
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5» stamp. with 1 lb. Tea at ...... see so Stallion with! lb Colon at “a, .
to Stsiups with 1 lb. Tea at ..... . so: :5 Stamps with 1 lb. Coessst ss.‘
”Ramps withlib.‘l’rs at ...... so: ”Stampswithllb Coleent....llt2
:0 Stamps with i lb. Tea at ...... sec to stamps with 1 lo Canoes; fla-
LENTEN an sciAL'riss. M;
tic Sardine; a can ........»lc
RegaisrPrlse‘ri
Columbia River Salmon . . . . 10: a Can
Regular Price Rifle
t'ohue Salmon n can ............. Smoked “fl"ufir‘ .92“ --- I‘m-".1“
let it 30"“ I’m
Columbia River Halnitzef‘f. . . 9?“? IE Boneless Sardines, 1W“ .Ifll I A
“mi" N“ ”c llarshall a Kippcred Herring. a can”
Mackerel in Kits ............. .81.” ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, _ .
Regular Price 31.25 Rs ' “Effie!
Blasters .................... 4cm Cresctnt Mackerel. a 3-,.
Regular Price 5c Regular Price the
‘XTM “AH” WITH GIOCEHIIO.
in Stsmps with 1 pkg. Iticsst tape Stamps with 1 can Pineappisatihe
to Stamps with I pkg Corn Real ’10 sunny: with 1 pkg. Plu- Pup.
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Norwaik Savings Society;
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1m.
Depositsover - -. - $3,525,000.00
DIRECTORS.
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