w . . Milt:
Wmmmnnw
'E.K.§ANK8'
MAHACKIMO HOTEL ILOGK.
IOUTH nonwstk.
not 1 destinies
Will those communicating with The
Osntlnsl by, telephone pins. do it in
this wait-Mitt regard to business.
an 02-6: with regard to nsws. can
03,2. if theywiil kindly do Io, it will
grutly convenience this offloo and oc-
curs mmorompt attsntion.
Miss Frederica l‘uulhalwr, of Wes-
ton, spent yesterday in Norwalk.
A meeting of Colfax I‘Mit'fliillllllt'tll.
I, 0. f). F.“ Will be held on Monday
evening.
—5 lb. pull Puxo Lud. .‘mc.
v
iiayes'
A weeiul convocation of Butler
Chapter, It. A M, uiil be held at its
rooms Moods" cycling. at 8 o’clock.
The Past Master Degree will be
worked.
-Tclescopt Hats O'Brien.
There war; nine real estate sales in
The Norwsl , last week. and the mort-
gages rreor 'd by Town Clerk Smith
amounted “14.900 For the first week
in March, 3907, 'here were twelve
transfers 0 iropo rty, with mortgages
0115.160.
~
r turned
' -—I're.~h ilocks. lilc.
Hayes' 31 kt
Governor loodruf'l today authorized
the admin: of Henry Bimons. of
Bridgeport, o 'tlu- American School
for the De ii.» also approved the
bill of-lhe nectieut Hospital for the
Insane for luxury for "4360.71 and
that of the ,orwlcli Hospital for the
some monthor $22,079.18.
~Spccialule. Extra value llam-
burg Bdginglmd Laces, 5 and ltic yd.
M. 5. Smith Co.
Humboldt odge. Sons of llerumun,
received a liter. at its meeting this
week. from Jill Waltzer, of Denver.
('01., whole member of the order.
and who lo Smith Morwslk four
years ago. r. Waltzer stated that
he would llitto be back among his
old friends fta time at least.
—-Dr. Dicb'cures grip.
Miss Magg German. who resides
at the home Mrs. William K. James.
of 76 Wall wet, fell at her home
yesterday mining, and ontitnint‘d a
broken wrist The break is a had
one and is vo painful. The bone was
set by Dr. “tor Hitchcock. it will
be several was before the arm ca
be used. "
~Umbrellsand Mourning ‘Bands.
O'Brien.
Long distal! automobile traffic has
already set it The line Weather of
the past. few at has been the cause
of the sppearte in Norwalk of many
ont'of-town tines, a considerable
proportion o hich come out from
New York cli Conditions are pas-
sable on the tin highways but an-
tomobillsts lilit folly to attempt to
negotiate moulde- roads.
1,.1
—Cholcc Nle Turkeys. ..c In;
Ducks, 20c; Fla. 18c; llaycs' Mkt.
Fire box N93. which has caused
much troublotely and refused to
work. was ted yesterday at noon
and pcrformttlts functions like a
charm. It on worked so well that
many people-ought there was a
fire. and muclzciteinent was caused
waiting for tlapparatus to appear.
until it snddv dawned upon the
populace thati tent was to be made
every day.
-—l.nrgc var Fresh Candy. lit and
290. M. 8. Sh & Co.
Announcom,hss been made in
itmlding of tcngngement of San-
lord ll. Osbopf that place. to Miss
iielcn lindcr‘d. daughter of the
late Professotnderwood. of Opium-
bin linivcrsit hose tragic death at
Mo country in Redding a few
months ago in! remembered. Mr.
Osborn Is Safe! a handsome resi-
denci- .on Mg Ridge. hear the
home (if his inrJlonry 8. Osborn.
«Don‘t misc Grand Panorama of
Ireland. lilus 4 MI and lecture.
to be given Come Back to Erin
Cu." at, I'xlclti'ii Hall: St. Patrick‘s
night. llanciaftor panorama.
M
The town toddlng has recently
obtained judpt for me sgslnst
Andrew Btclt of that place. in a
suit to mom incurred by
the town in tg for his wife. who
has been dated. Mrs. Iteitscl
for months iito Dsnbory periodi-
i-niiy. sceomrd by several small
children suds almost invariably
taliett in cm by the police and
sent back to ding. this was com-
”tilted to the Motown ssyliitn after
it limo.
.ii'rint atlas «mm mu.
lltmn of user I. a . PAINTS.
elation—First"!!! I o it yours
.- liectmd. it can Si.” 3 gallon
”fraud. its bssttbsy have ever
umwfmsifioflf M thousand
RIO‘IIII m I.
(floss. I loot! Norwslii:
iltibtieii a Iidwo. (30.. Nov-
walh'. W.
Northrop
in
and Stevens. Monday and Tuesday.
, III
at nus
SATURDAY
. SUNDAY,
, 2,9013%.
An elegant assortment of Ful~
lentil-con. pocolptcs at 30, t0,
coffin s ' ;
a,» :71; n, JV". - _.
a}:
till. it. Kiln, ll.
osoooi'sr.
8 NORTH MAIN ITREET.
TEL. sat-s.
.
l
b”“‘
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I
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Several of the stores about the town
have had their front doors open this
week. Surely this is spring.
..
—-Boys' Winter Caps.
O'lirlcn.
rm...
Mr. and Mrs. llawley Williams. of
Weston, spent yesterday with Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick fleet-s. in Norwaik.
: __
Mr. and Mrs. llurry 8t. Ormoud. of
Spring street, will be the guests of
friends in Mount Vernon. tomorrow.
I
Miss Inez ’l‘alluiadge is to enter-
taln the Wnultu \\'hist Club at her
home in Concord street. Tuesday even.
lug, .
-—C. I: K. Derbies. O'Brien.
Mrs. M. II. .‘Iuchuslaud, of i‘ri-s-
cent Terrace. will entertain the Tues-
day Social \i'liist t‘lub next Tuesday
afternoon.
Prank ii. and Frederick l.. Illtxtt'r
have had a garage erected in tile rear
of their residence in (“lloktuut street.
South Norwaik.
~-rlhoulder Steak. 10c 1b.; Lean I'ot
Iiousi, Iilc. llnyes‘ Mitt.
A section of the fence along the
swamp in Connecticut avenue has be-
come broken, and the place is dun
gerbils to travel at night.
The Lucia Helpers will hold ilil'il
regular met-ling. with Mrs. Charles is:
St. ohn, ll Elizabeth street, Tuesday
afternoon, Martin 17, at :i p. in.
-—Men's Winter Cups. O'Brien.
/
A stated conunnnicntion of Old
Well Lodge, No.’ 108, F. and A. M..
will be held at its rooms. Tuesday eve-
ning at 8 o'clock. The E. A. Degree
will be worked.
The Yannlgan basketball team oil
Westport. which was successful in do.
fentiiig the Rippownms. of Norwalk.
at the Armory Thursday evening. will
play again Friday evening.
Shoulders. 10c lb.
llaycs' Mkt.
“Fresh Fresh
Hams. 12c.
Mrs. M. Clarkson. who has been ill
at the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Hendrix. of Westpori
avenue. for several weeks. has recov«
ered and returned to her home in
Bridgeport.
IleWilt flutes. of Cranluiry. slipped
and fell at. his home, last. Sunday
morning and received a broken ankle.
The bone was set and is doing nicely.
Mr. Bates is able to get about with
the use of crutches.
”Special for But. only, one lot. dec-
orated Dinnerware, Sc en. M. S. Smith
it Co.
Clifford Benedict. South Norwaik's
star swimmer, accompanied by Thom
no Webb and "Shorty" Byxbt’c, both
of South Norwalk. were rushing the
season. yesterday. by going to The
Knob and swimming about. leisurely
for an hour.
m
Rev. 0er" T, Van Dorcn, pastor
of the Norwalk lispiiat Church. giivc
a very interesting lecture last, oven-
lng, The subject of the evening was
Science of Health. The church was
well tilled with purple, who enjoy
these metings every week. ' '
-2000 yds. Romania Outing Plan-
nels. iiinghsms, Lawns. Toweilng. etc..
at. special bargain prices for 8st. and
Man. M. S. Smith b 00.
W
George Williams. representative of
Woodhull. (loedoio sud hull. union
made custom tailors, of Syracuse. New
York. will be at. the store of Rogers
March iii and 17, with a handsome line
of sprlnit goods. to takc‘oi'dorii from
the union men of South Nmalk.
MW -- a.
You Should
See
the beamiful showing of now and us-
clusivo patterns in imported Woolens
that, is being made at l'l.
l’rlni cannot dclet'lln than is 0 Int-
isfsctnry wily. '1'th Inn-t he soon to
be appreciated fully. Then. ‘too. we
want you to view our workrooins and
see for ymtmlf the lineal equipped
tsimrlng establishment in South Nor:
ws .
LEO S. KOI’PEL,
FAOHIORAILI TAILOR:
: €11 filesti
The Babies.
THII ll THEIR DAY—THE IAIIEO'.
We have Marts and Carriages on our minds mi much as anything
this is the time when baby should begin life right by taking an outing 0
day. its nothing is more conducive to health than plenty of fresh air.
Outline is the largest and linen shown in the Twin Cities.
Comprising Tho Whitney, iicywood and ll'sltctlcld Go's. The Block
Aiiwim lines.
fill-Ditto m
”.00
1
auto occurs, with Parasol and lied Uphoisicrislwvéo to $15.00.
limo oceans. banged, ‘ a [inflation lAialher-Sllw to $25.00.
citation nuns , tsoo to assoc.
FUNERALDIRIOTORI AND EMBALMIRO.
124s North mm strut. .'
........... -L. w...- __._
following reductions on our regular linen.
"Aldihc" Kid Gloves, black and colors, regular price 81.00 ...... 75c
lirown Mocha Kid Gloves. regular price 81.15 ....... . ........... 85c
bile rloll Gloves. brown, gray. black. navy and red ........... 39:
2.7! mil Gloves, also your pickdrom it big asmrtnu-nt of '.:.'.c Cashmere
O Gloves,“ ..... . ........ . ......... 19::
N. E. RYAN St CO...
SOUTH NORWALK.
86 WAOHIROTON STREET.
. m. . -. “a... ”WM; ...........c........ .- .... MW. ..
Newest, exclusive winds
in Spring Woolens that you can have
tailored to your, measure and
to your own ideas.
Sniitpu lining Men's Styles
$20.00 to $45.00.
———-
Spring Mails arriving daily.
New Hats, Shi
.00
1i
"and Neckwear.
t
Clothing oi the Right Sort.
48 and 50 Wall Street, No
PHONE. 171-2.
twalk. ‘
- ONLY A srsr nton
To a Good, Paying Position.
TAKE lT NOW.
Three Finely Equipped Schools.
SOUTH NORWALK, STAMFORD.
—._... .——~— g... ..
O. 3. Jackson,
' » Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
. myaa Examined Free.
"Is on: svii‘ss'r.
Iii sold exclusively at this store.
anti “.00 Shoes for woman.
Itcnu no tweaking in and are noted
their service. We particularly
those uhoes to women who want the vary
est fashions.
films is Ryan,
“Punt ‘Iiltomiit.
s ”:3, drill
I. ' a los. Weapon:
Hawthorn.
‘
Wm...“ M ,
es---
ARTU, to take on the trolleys-41.98, ”.75, $4.50. “-50. $7.00,
A. J. COLLINS 81 CO.
Iotith Norwsili. Conn.
To clean up all odds and ends of our winter utoclt of Gloves we oifi-r'tho
Clothes i0 Yourllieasute.
..........,..L.... .0. ._......_.__.. “a
gs and patterns
Smart Ready-to-Wear Clothes in theNew
WILLIS IISELLECK
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS.
PORT CHESTER.
NORWALK.
It is recogv
nlzcd ’as the one perfect style In $3.00, $3.50
TWORIR‘IOIIII
" Excessmnwf'Dring
Orrine Destroys the Craving for
Drink—Sold Under Posh.
live Guarantee.
~—--
Excessive or continued use of nice
holic beverages always results in a dit.
eascd condition of the nervous sysiou.
The drinking mun iii often heard i-
any. "i can stop of my own free wit
and when i wish." but the poor folloi
Is now devoid of the power to act a
the proper time and in the right. way-
it's too late, the cravingthas secure
it firm hold and because of the dir
east-d nervous system he ban not thc
ability for. sustained effort. The renal
we all know.
Drunkenness is no longer considere.
a crime: eminent scientists and phys'
clans have agreed that it is a discus.
and must be, treated as such.
The-home treatment that has hcc;
used for a number of years. and i
highly successiul, is tlrrlne. It is sol.
antler a positive guarantee that if i
does not effect a cure your money I’ll
Ito refunded.
()rrim- is in two forms. When desir
ittg to give secretly, purchase Orrint
No. l. and if the patient will voluntarl
ly take the irenttueut, Orrine No. i
f
, for
very
and
should be given. The guarantee is do
Pair Iiiillit' in either case. Orrine costs but
Pair ”.00 per box. Mailed in plain Henlct’
Psir V’t'sppcr on receipt of price. Write for
free treatise on ”Dmnkcnueas." mailed
in sealed envelope by The Orrlne Co.
Washington, I). C. Sold by leading
drugglsta everywhere and in this city
by Edward W. Kelley. .lr., druggist. l
Norill Main ill. South Norwalk.
Pair
FICIAL All.
RE .
WINSTEI). March I4.”Alll‘ttd lien
' Rel, assistant istmaster here, was or
ruined today )y l'nited Sinh- lnspuc
tors Jennings and I‘crkltis, who camt
here from Huston, charged with steal
ing from the mails, iieusel. It is al
luged, wns'iietecied through a decoy
ivtii-r containing marked bills, and
shortly after his arrest today he iv
said to lum- fund..- a hfiilt‘nlt'nt. It i:
said that thefts from the mails liori
have been going on for the past foul
years, but iltc authorities have beer.
unable before to get sufficient evi
deuce to warrant an arrest. House?
Is married and about thirty years old.
I‘le was taken to litiilford later in [In
t it)’.
Wins‘rso banana
sveo
\
BEST HEALER lN THE WORLD.
Rev. I". iiiarblril, of East Raymond
Maine. says: “i have used Bucklen‘i
Arnica Salve for several years, on III,‘
old army sound. and other obstinate
sums, and find it the best. healer in the
world. I use it too with great nut-cesi-
in my veterinary business. l’rico 25c.
I" ll Baxter's lint! more, "
FORD MODEL 8. I700.
limp a postal for infnrnmtiou about
lhe new Ford model. a perfect beauty
with rumble sent and enclosed guards.
designed after their famous
li_ i".
20 amour st, NORWALK, corm‘.
' Represented by
Tolcohono 2i2. FRANKLIN JUDGE
6 cyl, tit
A
FOR on. CLorn
w.-— w
mm
M
can LINOLEUM
M
Charles E. Dow
HAIDWM‘
"I WAOHINCTON OTII". ..
M I01.
"is. the???
.CiiliiA.
CLOSETS
A 'lW OF OUR OFFERS.
Regular Price $15.75, Saturday Oil.”
Regular Price 018.55. Saturday $12.50
Regular Price ”7.50. Saturday $13.50
for
..W.—.—._L.m...._..m, ”A--. . .L. -m .m. w WW...
commutation“.
ISLE OF SPICE.
A feature of the new edition of II.
f‘. Whitney's pluuaut musical mixture.
isle of Spice, which will limits its pre-
ientutiun at lloyt's Theatre oti Tues-
day night, a notable event of the
, .
amusement season is what is noticed
ed to be one of the best singing, net-
ltig and dancing choruses on the Aili-
irlcnn stage. That favorite comedian.
MIIIilI'It‘II A. Pusey, heads the east and
Mr. Whitney has norrouuded hint
with a company of well known per-
formers in the musical couwdy field.
IT. I’A'l‘ltlf‘K'S NIGHT ENTERTAIN
‘ MI'IST.
The glorious Fourth of July is it day
rot apart. by our nation to celebrate
be cherished anniversary ”of Amer-
(tun freedom. March 17 is Ill-Lewis a
sit '
intimation. his “
mluh new
icinthoicwliosiiiicriroih
wutingdimsa; ‘ .
slums-mm.uuios. ~
U
BOSTON MAN A SUICIDE. ,
BOSTON, Mass, March H.-W. T
Windram. llfiy years old, was found
dead in his apartments in the Chariot,
gate little! in the Back Bay dlstrlti}
today, with a bullet. wound in the
pie. A revolver nearby lndicnwdfi
he had committed suicide; It is .
ithnt he had been dt'HltUnllvnt over "‘0.
'general business depression. lie was
eminected with a shoe firm in Divot;
‘II'CCI.
'l
Do Quiz—Did you get home heft)"
the storm broke last night? De I-‘lm
Of course: the storm never-breaks I
my home until i get iwme.—;Bostog
Record. _ ‘ .‘ .
day set apart by every true i
mart to assemble together and help
do honor to that glorious apostle and
saint of dear old lreland. Tuesday
"Fulfill. ”It? Smith Norwallt Council.
v'o. Izmir- K. of (7., is going to give
he people of South Norwalk a chance
9 help in doing the honor by giving
l card port), entertaiunieni and dance.
.n its rinuns. in \\'asliingtou street. A
the musical program is being pre-
uired, and our good Irish melodies
will be sung by ctnnpi-tent artists. It
,s a nice chalice for the older folks
who do not dance to come and enjoy
i social evening. Come and come
‘arly. at; it is to commence at. lizir'»
sharp. Refresluueutu will be served
lIIiI dancing enjoyed after the concert,
MI'SIC HALL. .
'i'iu-re was a. large crowd at too ball
but night to ace the pie eating CUII'
.esi. Out of an entry of twelve. .luclt
.tyun won the prize. \ilzicli was 82.
.iviiss Gladys Sullivan and the Alvin
.imthers repeated the hits mode the
.iight previous. The extra act, .Icr-
tine and .Icrmm-. also appeared and
did a neat ringing and dancing turn.
'IVHII‘II for the big extra attraction
for Monday. In it a man or a nut-
rhino?
v"-
.1, M. Layton & Co”?
liARUUHAszmaa
f TA BASCO ' ‘
PLPET. R *iAUCJ
JAKE UHARJ
'N‘.i‘sz)‘\l
:
l
i mnwo
[Now IsftlieTimetoBuyf“
Real Estate !‘ f
limit; :L:°ti.::r't.“s':'m"~ ,
‘market really opens. The wise lon-
chaser buys early.
Incorporated
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
x.
EVER - worn a
XAVIEIIS V8. COMPANY i-'.
The fast Xaviers. Team F's old rl"
vols. and u [liClIJIIIiII‘ visiting team at
the armor) for the past four winters.
ire coming for another game. with I"
.er Monday night, with the iuicntiohn
.lI reversing that defeat they received
here a few weeks ago. That was the
only game i" has ever been able to
lake from the Xaviers, who have all-
ways seemed too staiddy for the lo-
cut-s. The. metropolitan cracks look
upon F's victory as illl.lii‘t'IiIi'lll. and
expect to show their superiority once
more in the coming game. On the
other hand the military players are
anxious to make a little more decisive.
victory this time. The Xaviers are.
so Well known here that the fans are
familiar with story player, and they
are conaidcreil by local patrons as hav-
ing ii-ry fen superiors at the game.
The for niii'surely fly on Monday
evening. when these two teams get
on the floor. it is out- or the season's
events when Team P plays the Ku-
vii-rs. The opening. guide on Mon-
day will inaugurati- a series of games
between the l’ustltues. Wont Ends and
Moutauks for :;,u title of local CIIillll“
pious. Th.- tiutes and Monitiuks'
play the ills! pom-- on Monday. last
Norwalk folks ilgure on their repre-
sentatives tanking a clean sweep in‘
this series. Apparently the three
teams are closely matched. Dancing
follows the games as initial until mid-
night. The fourth contest of the Nor‘
walk-ilanbtiry- series will be played
on the following Monday night at the
Norwslk Armory. - -
I
OABTORI‘.
3."... :in on in m as? My!
Isle"-
of
ARRESTED WITH FORGED‘CHECK.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa. March lI.-~
Il. Mortimer Wilson and wife, who are
under arrest in San Francisco Charit-
ed wih attempting to cash a check
tor $1.000 bearing the alleged forged
signature or Governor Curtis Guild, OI
Massachusetts, recently leitcd Cedar
Rapids. While here Wilou floated~n
check for 0500. He said he was a
nephew of ilovernor Guild, of Massa-
chusetts. and that he was on the. way
to Japan in Governor Onlid's intdests.
. Mrs. Wilson was the former wife of
lies. I-‘. B. Webb. for some tithe pastor
cf.tho First baptist church. of (3011"
Rapids. Wilson was lntrodit ed by
sin. Wilson to her old Men is here.
Rev. Webb resigned his charge here
after obtaining it divulge as thenauli
Regular Price "0.75. Saturday "4.25
Regular Price ”0.00. Saturday $29.00
”in: can malts s cull from you worth
w .
4—5....
F. A. Mitchell
9
rm cup comput- Whiting
lion in tho city of Rorwsik.
lot.
I
stirs the so: ladder is firmly attach-
. gar ' Ah. yes—4 won’t fsil.
con. iiioit suo waist. svitsm lb” . m. to .ho
, WM , , ‘ , ‘t-I 'ittmfi'um. " “l
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New (Y .
Del. says: "I suffered for years ivl
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
iiml belching I, tried on thing i "
could hos of. bauothing halved me hinting and ”.,'°°“m ,
summit; Bruit lotto. it": one . . i ‘ m
mt ten nieces: . I." -W0|ivoilii mama
For sale it I]. fill, II. ‘
auteur-«ride Clllwd , er. ” "" “W.“ fitmm
hilooor (to a loud whispcrl~Arn you
of a scandal In which It was said rs. Good read lscd p l , l m
Webb was involved. M “II”: 1. m a n" . II 3,.
w“..- ,
outv cons son ovsemtA. mm" mm" ”W "m um.“
”DONOR
. N raincoat? Then
‘ you don't know
what wet weather com-
fort rcaliy is.
Perhaps your idea of
a water-proof garment
liltii been a
heavy air-tight aflalr in
i which the wearer slides
and perspires.
always
Try a light. loose Bcn~
jamlu Aqua Proof Rain-
coal and see how much
you are mistaken.
$15.00 to $25.00.
oezn mousovfiveouesonv .
and suction svmmos.
JiSEPHIIIS.
TAILOR, OLOTHIER, HAMA‘
.. roman-n.
as Washington. i.,‘ so. Remit.
c it' it": "
iiliii’ipets.
We Have Designs on
Your Walls
That pleased you over since It i“
then on. Ally more rooms to be up,
cereal ,
mews Glassware, ileum”
his 000“. t .
Japanese China In Olin. m
Plates. etc.
Painters' Supplies.
“a.
x
5 .
10o. .
Window Shsdss and Picture
wt
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