malty invited. Charles
wit. norm is. Wilcox.
, , a M 's As ”a
lasonlc Idlag. South
Id and 4th Tuesdays ct
-th-Jliy and August on-
' ' I o'clock. All Ito sI Arch
cordially Invited. haddens
‘ N: 1’. Robert ll. Wilcox.
his. 52. Order Eastern Star
Mic Building. South
4 Id and our Wednesdays
.tnonth-duly and Auguste:-
1:“ o'clock. .All morn-
l. I. cordially invited.
, Bookenw. M. Mrsta
mu Evening Star pub-
.ioll'owlng limerick regard-
j, Ian Hill: .
" esp. suit or Conn.
[is brewed and honorable
. remarkable bent
ing with millions
a and trillions
mistake of a cent."
' , MAST AllllLLEilY
range. East Haven. July
, Ior six deys"lnstructlort In
duty as the cornmandlng otllcer
. tion on the acting quarter-
,gencrai will be made by the
II r. first infantry. approved
hommandipfg ollcer, tor the ne-
MM. (91339 “NW. and
, tlon; also by the regimental
lssery, approved bythe command-
nfloer. on the acting commiseary
tor the required number of
_ commanding oiiiccr. First Inter»
nooompanied by his adiutant.
[ I r, and commissary, will
command at the post. Saturday.
, , I, 1908. and retain settle dur-
I ‘ tour at duty above ordered. lie
., ' din detail a working party. from
" ' Y. consisting at one non-
, oillcea‘snd three art
. toreport to e quartermns r.
u I try. for duty. Saturday. July
“William M. Stork, Ordnance
Is retelied to attend this
«1. as able! ordnance olilccr.
tlcns {or ammunition will
’ctthim,end forwarded through
Nil for this duty must. no com-
and signed. on or before the
cchtmendlng othcer. Coast Ar-
Corps. is directed to report
- - command. including all oili-
“IId shunted men ‘of t‘i‘te'osewrtal
aspsrtm to. see gun is y
r u OosstArtlIleryOorps.tothe
' 3". commander. New undo" M.
' , , . triot..lnne IIth,19(lS,ior ten
ditty. Asst manta to stations
“published it later orders.
2, master. Coast Artillery
ls directed to make requisition
‘I acting quartsrmsstor rel
. Ilenend the n ssry
1,. let . Inhrrmetloe
, win the bending and care or
‘ ‘ - rty. and camp equlpage
_ pelt hen lnlaterorders.on
, “oi instructions iron the War
' regarding the transports.
some.
is directed to Paragraph
.0. its. at. a. o. o. snrles not.
I are required to forward
“but one copy oi the
7 pay roll.
was also issued yesterday
state. to .
”shields. O. N. 0.. retired.
ALlI WM" 0009.
.tl!
._ Spells. tum
tcmusmnoowrirstrfiml.
i
.Ws
as. (two u)........rcs
”its”...
a. w. m .. Ines
Frank W"......1..’1....1.m
gr. mom 7
W ....
John Null
scene-esssressssss
............l
............l°il
William Wicks 100
Old Well.
D. W. Hariord (two genres) be
(i. W. Stevens ....... W
I'JJ‘innegsn 94
Albert Brown 9l
1". a. Scoliold Illtl
Frank Isarraurl . .79
(Inform 56
w. A. McPherson ....... . ........ 96
Total ............ “Ts—o
Tonight. A. u. Hull: oi the Mayflow-
ers. and (l. W. Stevens, of the Old
Wells. will play.
YANNIOANO DIIIAT NIPPOWAMS.
West‘s: lsIketbail Player. Win by
a e ct Eighteen to Fourteen.
The Yanniesns. of Westport, pinyed
n inst game 0! basketball at the Ar-
mory. last night. and defeated the Rip-
powarns. of Norwalk. by the score oi
eighteen to fourteen. The Norwatlters
played a line gems and covered their
men closely. but pinycd in hard look.
There was quite a large crowd of spec-
tators, and all enjoyed the many tunny
plays in the game. The score and line.
“P 0! the [MM WM:
lippesverns. Vsninpens.
Connors.. ..... .............Doulens
Right Forward.
liooro Kelly, Horan
Lott Forward.
Henderson ........ . . ....... Hnrtignn
Center.
Siswick.. ....... .............Downe
Itig t Guard.
Whitley Housman
lien Guard.
Field goals-Connors, t; Whitto .
i; Siswlch‘l: Moore, 1; Downs, :
Horse. 1; Hertlgen. 2.
Font line goals—Downs, 2.
OihclaI—R. Britto.
FINEMIN'S IUCHII TOURNIV.
Nor-walk Fire Police Made the Highest
Score Last Night.
The opening games of the annual
euchro tournament between the tour
lire companies of Norwalk was held
last evening at the Phoenix quarters
in Main street. The games were very
Interesting end a large number of
members turned out to witness them.
There were eight tables end 32 play-
ers, end nine games played.
There will be nine games played at
each lire company's quarters, the next
being at. the Fire Police rooms, in
Wall street. next Thursday night. The
flutters of the tournament will be giv-
en a line supper and smoker at the ex-
pense oi the losing teams.
The scores at last night's games in
detail was as follows:
. FIRST SHIFT.
Phoenix lngine Cc.
Pts. Oernee.‘
Buttery It Thompson ..... 29 i
Busslnngost..........2s 1
Seymour a Busheli ...... 22 1
Homes a Beliord ....... 20 I
II
Fire Police.
Milne A Warden ..... 23 2
James A Weiselt ........ 27 2
Street I Merritt ...... 26 2
Plutt A Farrell . ...... ...25 2
8
Hope Hose Cc.
Moore & McManua ...... 28 I
Slnttery & Berry ........ 21 2
Plunltett & Carpenter ....2l 2
O'llrion A Matron ........ 28 2
1
Pioneer Hook 5 Ladder Co.
Powell & Brewer ....... . .2! 2
Montgomery & Waters ...22 I
ituttery & llytngton ...... 28 l
illissurd S Hoelier ....... l9 1
den.
5
SECOND SIIIII‘T.
Pioneer Hook A Ladder Cc.
Pts. (invites.
Powell A Brewer ........ 21 2
Montgomery h Waters ...:lil 3
Buttery & Illyngton ...... 25 I
illissard & Hoeiier ....... 24 I
7
Phoenix lnptne Cc.
Buttery A Thompson .....20 I l
Bus-lug and Test ........2l'r o
Seymour a Busheli ......2il 2
Home» A ileliord ......28 2
I is
fire Police.
Iiilne & Warden ..... . . . .Iil l
James & Weleelt ......... 22 I
Street A Merritt ........ .22 2
Pletthrsrreli..........27 I
I
Hope liese Cc.
Moore end louanus ..... 26 2
Slattory I Barry .. ....... 27 2
Piunitett t Carpenter ....2tl l
O'Brien 0. hierron I
d
Tiliitl) SHIFT.
Hope Hess dc.
Pts. Games.
floors d lielienus ......ao . a
Siatterrlnsrry ........ss 2
Haslett e Carpenter ...Is 1
O'Ilrlestldsrrcn .......21 c
I
Pheente leglne do.
1. Then s
Busing 5 Test .. . l
l
9
Homer Heels A Ladder be.
m ........ I I
e brewer ...ss ' g
I
It
I'lllldl
vsssersse
streerb
om re. .
an”... sum—F
l fNewYork Grocery CO
...-.um.._.~ ~.. '0‘“ —. '
1F“
were... Shopping
"At WANAMAKER’S
(Jesus youcenreschthcshore with ycnrracqgewhra
midwsyonthe Atlantic. soyoocanhsvcslithr cornicrtoishop-
ping a: Wanamaksr’s irctn yourmountain top or secluded valley
without coming to the store. We take particular care of this
“wireless" shopping oi our outset-town trieods.
Cl Every new and then we get a compliment on the quickness
or the accuracy oi our Mail Order service; and the criticisms are .
lower and further between—all oi which seems toshow improve»
ment. We are careful in titling your orders; and our shoppers
know the Wanamaker stocks welth shouldn't you expect.
and got. satisiactory service P The entire resources oi the
Wanamaker Store we just as much at your command. wherever
you maybc.asthoughyou steppcdol a Broedwsycar or the
Subway into the store. ' '
'a‘uonth
. Thisisflons’ehoeper . A
MWhmnlhos-‘escmaadllitchea
Wmhodlheww
«Each season the teskgrowsgrreter. inprovidingthdtremenf
dons qusrttitics oi high-class merchandise under-price. necesuy
to meet the growing demands oi this greatest Horne-Outfitting
business in Arncrica. on these semiannual occasions. Forthis
I is not a sale at a day. or a week; but prepared tor tremendous
' selling every day tor THE. ENTIRE MONTH.
SmpwaeeorhmomieollChdm
ndetniGlm
(I ll vou could go behind the scenes with Its-to iorcign conn-
tries-es we pick out the heantiiul chineand objects oi art. the
statuary and broom. watch the sale inthc process of evolution.
visitellthcrnarketsoithc Old World.seo the assembling oi
thousandsolpeckagcshomGennany.itaiy.ltanco.Anstria
and England-nod then make a tour oi the manuiecturing dis—
tricts of our own country. you would realise that Iiis egigonltc
task—n gigantic sale.
‘1 Almost every reasonable want in china and glass and oblccts
oi art can be supplied at prices ranging curious“: to cue-tutti
less than usual rates.
(I There are superb collections oi brilliant Cut Glass irons
iactorics that we controL-md on which there are savings oi
. about a third at the regular prices. while the conings are the
llncst made in America.
(L There are splendid essonmcnts oi Fancy China about a
quarter to a third under-price. Also Brien-Bree. ,
(L The collection oi Dinner Sets is particularly strong.” ‘
Ii. it it doesn't suit you to come to the city. write ioriull inter-
mation about the splendid oderings. . ‘ ‘ I
ll, Thcvnew Spring Dresses and Costs ior Women scrim
are all reedyoomsswcll as thctnsterisls Ior mkio'gthces.
Come to Wanemakcr’s when you can. but write between-times.
JOEE WANAMAKER
Female My. Fourth Assume.
LING“. Mahdi“:
L , NwYorkCily _
"Yep," replied the native of the lit-g The man who tilinltn the world in
tin river town, “specially durin' ther growing worse lmaglnoe he is growing
rainy soason."--llarper's Weekly. ibetter. . ' .' 1
IT’S YOUR 1‘
OWN FAULT
if you are paying high prices for your
rambles. We are still doing business at
the sameold stand—and cutting prices just
the same as ever. Here are a few facts:
HAMMOND'S LEAN SHOULDERS. cut to ..... .SI/,c lb.
WARRANTED FRESH EGGS. dozen . ............... 27c
7cakceLENOXorACMESOAPior.... ........asc
3 cans NARROWS BRAND TOMATOES for .2ch
Delicious FRESH MADE BUTTER (sweet as can be) . . .33:
No other concern in The Norwsllts is
es..-
I O O
offering mducements ltke these:
Fairbanks’ Gold Dust. pkg. rec EXTRA SPECIAL!
Walter Baker's Cocos. cen.spc Sweetheart Toilet Soap.
Bechnsn's Best Cocoe.csn.rpc New York City's Most Popes
Maud S. Brand Flour. beg.lsc lar Soap.
Maud S. Brand Flour. bbl.“.3o 6 Cakes ior sec.
Fresh Roasted Coffees—Delicious
New Crop Teas.
loPlnhStarnpd’wlth 1 lb. VsryBeetTeanoc
go’inhltunpswlth 1 lb. FancyNo.aTea............4os
ssPlekltsnspewlthlélb. Verylesthe..............sgc
go’lnhltantpswith r lb. Ho-KaCclee .......'1...gss
ss'PlnkSrampswitls I lb. 'hloshandJavchlee......3ec
eeI'iakltenrpswlth r ihl JsvsudllarscaiboCcIee...sgc
Ycucesgstdccdltrerniurns in return tor Pink Trading
hours
timeouts
A
ma. “sans-MW
tmtuu Hiiliitii‘itlilii
[lititii [Xitllitti
WORKIM 0N RAILROAD?
, ...,.4I' . m . ‘
it Not You Can Perhaps Get a Job
Very lastly.
There wee established in New HeI
ven this week the railway recruiting
station which obtslnd, trains and de-
livers to the New York, New Haven
and liertiord railroad young men to
work as ilremen'and brahomen.
it was stated at the recruiting once
that the Consolidated has contracted
with the recruiting association to re-
ceive men who pass a satisfactory es-
arnlnation and give them a trial on the
uystem.
Whether the New Ileven road is pre-
paring ior a strike, an increase in basic
trees, or simply the infusion of new
bilood Into its labor ranks, is not stat-
, .
Unless the recruiting service fur-
nlshes the applicant a bone tide posi-
tion on the New Haven road, there is
almiuteiy no charge made for ser
vices. Even the books furnished for
study. the instruction, and the nam-
I lnatlons are absolutely free. Now rail.
road men say that It is evident the
people who are running this recruiting
station are not In it ior love, so the
only inference is that the railroad is
aupmrting the bureau.
Is it for the purpose of getting men
into railroading who can be used in
case of labor trouble such as is now
threatened on the New liaven system
by the tr‘alnmort?
it tutu-s about one week to receive
Instructions at the recruiting school
and in nine or ten days the applicant
Is told he wilLbo. in the service of the
railroad provided he meets the physi-
cal and mental requirements.
Similar stations to that opened in
New ilnven have been opened in
Springfield and other large cities along
the lines oi the New Haven road. The
mom theat- recruiting stntlons ittrnish
are given meltlons nu firemen or
brain-men. The stations are controlled
by a corporation known Mi the Rall- ,
~ Grocer’s Talk‘ !
way Iv'nittcatluuni Annunciation. capital
$100,000. George halter la the push
dent, it. Robert the manager. and it
is stated at the once in New "even
that the association is in agreement
with practically all lhr‘ railroads of
the country.
Asked what connection the New
Ilaven road has with the recruiting
stations, the replay oi the oillclaia was
that the road had no connection with
the scheme and knew nothing of It.
OAO'I'OIIIA-
1",". rarest-es so
'u
OF INTEREST T0 WOMEN.
Here is a recipe ionr mock cherry
pie that sounds pretty good; it is tak-
en trons the Pictorial Review: Take
one large cupittl oi cranberries, cut
into halves. Add one cupiui of sugar.
onevhali cupinl of water, one tenemen-
iui 0! hour, one-halt teaspoonittl each
oi almond and vanilla extract and a
little salt. ”Bake with two crusts.
It is lmptlsslble to new all the dishes
on all the shelves In one'e pantry or
open closet every day and so keep
them always clean. and there is no
doubt about the advisability oi cur.
tainlng cit those pieces, even though
the dishes look prettier left uncovered.
ii the laundms happens to be ill
some Mostday morning end it doesn’t.
seem wise for her to stand out oi
doors and hang out the clothes after
working some length oi time in a
steamy room..loek upon it as more fun
to go and hang out the clothes your-
eeii. Von will be breathing fresher air
for the time than you would be in-
doors. end more oi it because you
are exercising.
when out. oi doors, says .IIcCail's.
Greet Injury. often permanent, is done
Elm Grove Market 3 lbs. LARGE PRUNES ... .. ...................
FRESH EGGS. per dozen Ht. .. .
UNITED Groom
liners-made Bockwuret. Homemade
Sausage. Liverwurst, Heed Cher-so
and Blood Pudding a specialty. Im-
ported ll’ranlrlnrte, Cheese and no-
iognee. Sperry & Barnes' Fresh Park.
August Wichmann.
("smart-3
and...
Orders Promptiy Delivered.
AI llltl latest Popliat
SHEET MUSIC
iSoLGopy.
During I. T. Cooper’s recent visit to
Chicago. where his new preparation
and theory created the usual eon-stun,
many hundreds oi people brought
enormous internal parasites to the
young men. which had left the system
after taking his medicine.
Among these people was Mr. Emil
Winkier, who brought to Cooper a.
lemon: that proved to be over
ninety test in length. his. Winkler,
who resides at 132 East Ohio etreet.
Chicago. had this to say oi his espe-
rlenoe: “For five years I have been
more or less complaining. I have had
severe headaches, and any food that I
would eat would msoete me. I would
havebad dreams almost every night:
dluy spells would compel me to quit
work. Black spots would appear be-
fore my eyes when steeping over and
. rising quickly. I would tool tired most
of the time; In fact. I had no life in
me to speak of for the last five years.
i tried various treatments. and one
to the eyes by the strong light they
are exposed to. let it mother look up
at the sky for live or ten minutes end
Judge for herself.
Pale-pink, llghbbiue and cream-
white thrénde woven lntoa moire an-
tique give It to the color nnd luster oi
mother-o'-pearl.
All sorts of Chinese nnd Japanese
designs are seen among the newer belt
’ buckles, even to carved ivory.
Just a flower caught at the carnage
is often the only note of contrasting
color seen on a spring costume.
W, ”‘ " «sine
...
physician In It. Innis was romm.
mended to that and I washout-r his
treatment some time, but as usual !
obtained no relief.
”So.msny ls asked. me to it"
Cooper's pro ‘ that I (”Child
to do at). end and! u “for a. lt'l'v'
days. this awful thing passed from m;
system. I feel much better already.
and I want to say right here that I
thank Mr. Cooper a hundred times tor
what his medicine has done tor mo. I
would not take IMWJed have that
thing back in my syste again."
Mr. Winkler la a lair sample or tIL'
experience of many during Cooper .4
stay In Chicago. and this no doubt
helped to account for the enormous
sale 01 the Cooper preparation in this
city and others. recently willlt'd by
the young man.
We sell and will be pleased to ex-
platn the Cocoa mittens.-—The
Ciliiord Pharmacy, South Norwnlk;
The Bridge Pharmacy. Best Norwalk.
Foreman-Hero's a piece of nor-w
about a men finding any in the cur-
rent cake. What will I do with lt',’
Editor—Put it under the bend "Cup
rent I-lumor."—-Yophere Statesman.
To dodge his creditors required
Such vigilance and vim.
Art auto car he hi and hired.
' And now they'r dodging him.
rearrange.
um, . territories
Its-su-
Fat Mackerel. cach ...... soc
2 mos Norwegian Smoked
7: North Main Street.
mil—(“SWEET BUTTER. pct lb.,
“9'” 9"" on Will" 0" "1' back so lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR .................... .
4‘—
chficr you today Specials worth while your aucssasuu, ....
well as your money you will tvisciy smntl in here. indeed every
item is part of your cvcry tiny necessities, and not shop-worn.
stale stuck at greatly reduced prices.
VERMONT CREAMERY BUTTER. per lb. ........
‘ARMOUR'S PURE LEAF LARD. per lb. .. .............. tic
ARMOURlS SUGAR CURED SHOULDER'S. pct lb. V. . . . . . 9c
......29c
NEARBY GATHERED EGGS. per dosen 30c
LENTEN SPECIALS. Souscd Mackerel, per can. . . .rsc
Columbia River Salmon, host Kli’ili'lc" ”Will"; can ------ 15C
quality. 3.1 lbs ,,,,,,,,,,,, 10¢ Shredded Corlfi-sh. pkg. . . . . 5:
Columbia Riv.“- Salmon. lnrgc 2 cans Domestic (Sardines... 7:
sizes. very special. pt-r cameos "9 5|"? 3"" "Y somcof 0""
fresh made Cider. pcr gal. .28:
Have you tried our fresh Sliced
Sardines ................. 25c Smoked llccf. from so up?
Louis Joselofi‘.
South Norwalit.
.30c
......Sr.oo
LEAN. TENDER SHOULDERS. lb. ...... ,. . . so
to cakes BORAX SOAP ................... ..,,‘......25c
Phone 143.
SATURDAY.
March 14th.
Withape
SUGAR—~20
e‘” o ‘1 I
my w A
4.4..
W
..
lam.
ft
CHINA PLATE
senses errncre ct Spices. latraote. Chocolate. Cases.
es. Mes. Itch in addition to «oral checks.
......*“.'..I..25c
.............25c
00.,
20 North Main Street.
... lee...
LIG—Olflo
126 Nuthatch SI.
cream-e.
Tel. use.
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