: Iontlnvl
rain and warmer tonight.
" is producing cloudy weather with
" lllht snow in t ehlnhe region. 'l'hiII
«disturbancc will more onutward and
, night and Wednesday. and this vlclnl
“ An area or high pressure it produc-
‘ below ncro in the northwest.
‘ Weather and probably light snow or
, rain late tonight. .
.BRIW
trims lots.
Will m communicating with The
by tel‘cphona plum do it in
thin myt-mith regard to bualnm.
cull m; with regard to news. all
I". If they will kindly do an, it will
justly unvonlonca this office and so
‘tttn morn prompt nutrition.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Snow or
Wdenoadny
clearing. A disturbance that in cen-
.tral this morning over Lake Michigan
For Nontallt and vicinity:
pan out the St. lowrence Valley to
ty ,‘wlll be on the nontltugn edge of it
in: cold, pleasant weather in the
wetter-n sections. The temperature iII
Condi-
tiotil favor for this vicinity cloudy
e
. Clarche Arnold, of Chcttnut ntrect:
Norwalk, is ill at I’llh'hbme.
Misti Ethel Cooke is ill at her home
In France oil-eel, Norwnllt.
William Olson, of Norwnllt, is do
: New York today on buolneas.
Frederick Brower, of Main street,
In in New York on business today.
The residence of Auguntpn Roselle
and .1. Frederick McMahon, in Hamil-
ton avenue, is being repainted,
Clifford Ward. who in "confined to
his home in Arab street, Norwalk
with an attack of typhoid favor, in
improving nicely
St. John's lodge, F. and Ii. M. of
Norwnlk. will hold a communication
Thumlny night and administer 'thc
first entered apprentice degree.
Harold Van Lieu. who has been cm~
ployod on the Hartford Post for some
time pant hall glvcn up the position
and returned to his home in Flm
street, Norwallt.
The Bricklayera' and I'lasterera' Un'
ion held a regular meeting inst evo-
ning tn the Grand Army Hall in Wall
nti'cet, Norwalk. Nothing of opecial
, importation came up during the meet
'npending four years in Bulfalo.
-
In!
Everything is in readiness for tho
chre party and dance tonight, to ho
hiven by Booth Norwallt Council. No.
1253, in their rooms on Washington
street. A large crowd is expected to
be on hand and a good time tor all.
Dietrich Hobo, the former popular
baritone singer of The Norwnllut. has
just. returned to Norwalk, aifir
t'
is residing for the present with John
Banks. of Stuart avenue. Mr, Hohn
may realms bonincsa in Norwalk.
Henry 1!. Minor. the architect lit
preparing plans for a four family
apartment to be erected on Cove
atmt. Plans are aim being prepared
for a private residence for Mrs. Jone-
pblne Drake, of Norwnilt, to be other
ed thin npring in Edlic avenue from
Noiwollt.
'l‘hc tut-toting of Norwalk Chaptcr
lizluxhtoraof oftlu American ltovolu-
lion. will be held at the liililorlcal
llmm Wont avenue. Thursday nftor
noon III 3 o'.cloch Board mention at
2 .30 The matting will ho in charge
of the mcmbcra of the chapter living
in W outtmrt,w who will provide both the-
prunrnnt and mimnlllmtn.
'l‘lm "natural " who hnvc
been working on t oyatcr tied» off
iioutliport harbor We given up tlw
Ion IIml have gotta in tho llrldgcnort
bod Five boat! m It work here
but lhcy havc all mm The
unmll patch which M Mind profitablo
dredging for a ohm-t time had boon mt
lIsuuuut and the remainder or the
wound in floor in and.
W
ltdwln J. Miller. format: of Not
walk. who it» been iatiiartiortl in
concoction with I child «mohair.»
2"” " ‘”’I§’i2n“'"‘i“'.tm “Will
"moan man .
slrcct. gilde- W II South
Nurwnlli this morning. and called on
tumult. trad rclattm, w in on main
to Winnipeg, mom, a alibi
lar demonstration is to in mono
mi. ’l‘bm Itasca-mum have slant
with much nomad tho
: 74 mot-mi In.
the Congregational Church will
run lawnmyoiomnnio by
TAYLOR It: GOLDEN.
CUR!" MD. FURNISHED,-
”film Climb Syrup 35
ruwmmm.
I...
_ Launch Works.
5°“me and rcadyto
All kinda of!
launch“ of
I plank.
mm“ built to ordl'
by thw
Oyster ”auroral. Harwell:
W
Dr J. G. Gregory and Morison liar-
mond, of Norwallt, are visiting in M
lantlc City.
A aocial copper for the children of
be
held tomorrow evening
Clinton Commandery. K. T., will
hold a special con/claw at their quar-
ters Friday evening, March 20.
Thr- boan plumbm of Norwnilt will
hold a meeting this evening“ at the G.
A. it. Hull in Wall street t, Norwnlk.
The Snow Ilird Club III holding a
meeting this afternoon at the home of
hlra. Charles Shelton. of East avenue.
Clarence Knapp. of Willis ll. Sclr
Ieclt’s clothing store, in Norwalk, in
unending today in ititigI-flI-ld on busi-
none.
The Kuightd of King Arthur and the
Waverly basketball team of Norwnlit
will play at the armory tomorrow
night.
The schooner Richard Udall arrived
in South Noanlk yesterday with II
cargo of Long lulnnd tiltilll for Roy
mood Brothers.
Night Clcrk William .I. Donnollcy.
of the Hotel Mahackomo, witnessed
thc St. Patrick's dny parade in New
York city today.
II—t
The survey of iioyt's nurosrloc at
New Cannon has boon completed
Them were somewhat over llvc bun-
drcd acres. if. it: Minor bud Illt' con
tract.
: ._.._.....L.._
M n, convocation of Worthington
Chnpter. it. A, M., of Norwalk, this
evening. the Pain Mnntcr unll Mont it}:
cellent Miiilli‘l' tit-green arc to In
worked
Raymond Brothers, of south Nor
walk, have n gong of nhout twenty
tncn at work repairing the: son wnll at
Grccn'u Farms. Tho winter's moron
did unmnge to tho wnll In the extent
of about $3. 000.
Mills Daisy Siottnon. of ilurbnni
street, who went to Waufiic, Now Yurit
u abort time ago, for the bottom. 0:
her health, in getting along llncly. lie
fore going to New York fililiit, Mist
Slauson bud intorIItltlI-nt furor.
The cone of Mary (laspnircln, wht
was nrrcntod yesterday for tolling dl
tutor at her homo in Plymouth nronuc
which mm to havo come up in til!
town court this morning. was contin
ued until thla afternoon at :i o‘clock
She is out on cash bond of 8150.
Charles H. (fulfroy, the popular
young engineer at the South Norwali
office of the Connecticut Company. re
ccivod word lit-sterility afternoon that
his mother is very seriously ill at IIIi'
homo in Freehold. New Jersey Mr
Cniircy left at once for that plnce. It
inl feared that his mother cannot our
v ve.
fluorite H. Raymond. of Norwnilt
and Stephen Smith, of Stamford. wht
haw. boon npundlng a few weeks ir
the comb, returned to town late last
evening. Mr. Raymond reports a tint
limo and in for-llng'tlne. During tht
trip he met many iricndo whom ht
know. He any: that. Dnylona. Florida
in one of the prctticot cltleti in tht
South.
The owner” of thc towbont Addie V
hnvo IM'i‘n psid dnmagca to the amount
of too for delays (enticed by the ntop
pint: of freight tralmt on the draw
bridge at Saitxntuclt, ithII provenlitlr
tho oponing of the draw and nilowint
Ibo vI-IIIIt-l to pan». i'rolglit trulInI wil‘
not be allowed to "up on tho drnn
for any grout lcnnth of lime in tht
future.
Mitt» Marlon n. Dcl-‘orcst. who for
merly molded in Norwalk with her on
«to nnd aunt, Mr. and Mm Chariot
w. Seymour. at the curncr of Main
and Wong Main ntrctit, Norwnlk. but
rot-«ntly hm circle-u vrcuidcut of her
clans nt Wilson (lollogc, Chambcrw
bum, l’cun. Mitts Deli‘orcut lII nlso r
lmskollmll cnthualaot and lit captain
at tho Ii't'iihmttfl team. hunt your at»
Itrodumtvd from Mr», Mnad'tt school
Norwnlk.
thtt'izlh
livid MI- Iliil Hour to hunt for pit-try.
lit rm “'1“
BaseBall
GOODS
now may ltr
COLEMAN S
Emma
32 33 “d ‘4
womanhood” ”w SM
momentummmwhoreguda
MWMOIM
”gammngmwmummd
Volkllats. -' - $2.00 ‘1
I
Derbios
: Croiut & Knap p.Hats, $3. 00
I C. & K. Knapp-Felts. $4.00
1 ‘ mhtfadurkugmwggu for every mguwdgobm
New 80ft hints. inallthcnewshapessndthades-n'
Collegcnhopes also-32 and $3. .,
q“
When you ’re ready for a Spring Overcoat or Rain-
coalt. or ‘a Spring Suit. we'll be ready for you; we 'rc .
ready now.
14 South Main Struct.‘
— .. ...‘....... .........—... WW.W
.— .,. . _ 4 . .W
0000 FOOD .
in essential to the good hculth of man or suimnl. ’l’hore are runny ,»
motion of OATS that l Would not food to my bot-slut bucnuso of their
lndiiforcnt quullly. Homo «to light woightwnnd the value of oats
depondn mosidurubly upon the weight of tho groin-mitomo mo of!
color, w-I IItlIor ntalncd~uomo nro full of dirt rbntl nml mods. (lon-
acquontly I do not buy them and odor to you to glvv your animals.
Occuniounlly It 'cui" prim mny lompt you to try only from any old
whor o, ntvvr vory good and morn often had. 'lhu bI-Itt rcaulln for
tho lcnut mom-y me not nlwnys to ho nttninod by bull” M U“! I
WWI?!" WW‘ l'i‘r WNW" Or in“. Quality rounta for smoothing.
Buy Oata Thais Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
NEW
Local Post Cards
WILLIAM “I. BEERS’
noon AND STATlONEnY stout.
49 WALL STREET,
NORWALK.
3 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Roe and Buck Shad
Buy at Fish Market where they get it fresh every day.
. ' None better at any price.
Smell, :- 12 and l5c lb. Blue. - - l2-l5c
Steak Cod. - 12c Frost Fish, - lilc
Herring. - 8c Salmon. -
Haddock. - So Long Clams. - 30c qt.
Weak. - - 10c Hard Crabs.
Fiat. - - 10c Mackerel, 14c lb
Florian Buddies. Haddock. toes. - 15c lb.
Escallopt. “ 50c qt. Gosling Clams for Baking.
WAKEFIELD AND BUZZARD BAY OYSTERS LONG AND
ROUND CLAMS.
FREE DELIVERY. 'PIIONE I08.
Cutbill’s Billge Fish Market.
DON’T DISPUTE THE BILL, BUT
PAY IT.
AND PAY IT BY CHECK.
Leave no chance for argument. Open a
-‘ checking accountwithtlte
Red Blood'
Everybody should no. it. With-
out it perfect health cannot be! enjoy-
an. ”Those who havo went: blood are
weak themnrlvea. They lack ambition
andlcolor. Our
IIEF, IRON AND WINE
will supply lust tho element: model!
to make the blood rich and give one
tho vlm and color of perfect hoalth.
livery ingredient. of thla preparation
in easily and quickly aasimilatcd and
rcaultn from taking it are iclt almost
immediately.
FULL PINT BOTTLES, 50 CENTS.
lit BIIIIIII ’Plllllllllil,
”rill PIEWRlPTION "all.
.Talaphona Call, 16-2.
All Outta Delivered Fm of Charge.
.. Mam—H...“
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WA! 1. STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-Opcn-
lug pricen of stock: showed alight rc-
conaiona which were quite uniform
within fractional llmlta running to M.
Fractional declined in Union Pacific.
tit. Paul and Atcblimn exceeded that
figure. Amcricnn ice ltd indeed 95.
Thu drulingn we-rII
broadly distributed.
. . m,
WALL STREFYI', it It. run—«Liberal
soiling orders were placed in the mar-
ket and prices declined steadily until
a large number of active riot-kn 'wcrc
quoted considcrnbly below yesterday’s
cloning ilgIIvt-II. 'l‘ho chief pressure
continua on the western group, espec-
inliy the ilurrlmtm group of utoclut.
WALL STREET, Noou.—~Tha calcnr
, clan of the around corrlcd several
IIIocltIt a point lowor under inst, night.
A rnlly follow-d. ilonda wort- steady.
WM l. HTRHLT l p tu.—~I\ pnrtial
setback brought prlcos down again to
about tho low level of the morning.
This decline uxnlmtt resulted in n
modornte distribution of now buying
ordors und thorn was It tuodcrntc rally.
in which Antnlmntntt‘d- Copper was
commit-noun.
Refuses To?” Any Back Bills
Il'untlnIII-Il from First. l'ngoi.
rI-portu of the water and electrical
conimlnnimicru wort» acceptoti.
‘librotutb It motion of hir. McMahon,
it. won volt-ti to allow a hunting fur-
thor from citizcuu on n'mtlt-rn they
might Iloalro to bring up.
Judgo John H. Light unld ht- up-
turned on tlw personal countiul of (lily
Tronnurcr Edwin Wilcox, in. rolntlon
to tho dI-iiciouclru.
.ludgt- Light aim cxprcasod his in-
lorpl‘f‘ldlltiti of the bill creating the
board. ho having. boon tho author of
it. This board. .ludgc Light nuld. oc-
cupies n [mullltm hon/ecu tho council
Itiitl Iht' luxpuycrit und in on ontircly
tiltitluct iuattitutlou. having no connec-
tion wbntovt-r with the council. The
board. in» said turthcr. had boon creat-
ed to I-num- tbc't'lty to pay an it
gluon, illnlr'ml of going further into
debt. '
Smoking for City 'l‘rrnnurcr Wilcox,
Judgo Light unit! that the council had
boon borrowing money sincc January
1, and Mr. Wilcox undorutood that the
board Would buck him up in tuning
notoa. lic bud been nasurod to this
dill-ct. Mr. Light cold. by the city
council. and t at thin money would
be: appropriated by the estimate and
taxation board. Mr. Light mentioocd
that strictly according to law the city
trenurcr ban to certliy that tho ap-
proprlntion is not being encoded, but
it would be readily III-en that no billa
would have been paid If lhIII course
had been followed.
Corporation Council John Keogh
nskvd Mr. Light if he dill not know
whola city financial mbemc on the
idea that Ibo fluent year begins Janu-
tIry l. luntcnd of March 1, a» In rcnily
lilo coco.
Mr. Light. rcpllcd that ho did not
know this until vary recently. An-
Iiwcrlua further durations Judge Light.
recall-d that in: had written aI letter
to the mayo lore January! . any
section that paclal meeting of the
utillmtllt! and taxation board on hold
to taks cure of billa contractcd ho-
lwcon Januaiy l Ind tho prcuont.
Mr. McMahon wantod to know what
Judith Light would mommhnd to
most the bouncy in that tint-mu cam
of deficiency Mr. Light sold on
would rccoutmtinti that tho board Ilium
Ibo ahuwvritttlou lunclontly data to
covor the dcticicncv. Mr. Light ciao
mud he believed the board should
unite It Iroprlotloua anflclently lance
III) that 0 city «In start with a club
III-to. and auto allow for ammunition,
no that the city council may hay.
some tawny during thI not.
lilr. McMahon wounded that many
tllmi bills were contradict hurt year.
Mr common that nearly «mug.
normal bade: deli beyond in la-
ini right. air.“ citation um Judai-
Light'a opinion at to whethor it would
ho “titanic to law It npociol tax to
moot tho deliciously. Jails. him said
in would no "comment. Julia. Light
raid but” that llltt lineal ycar of all
the limitation shoal! begin at the
m . Heal» said that "ii poll
ill low in both the city anti town
torn-d It all.
SO. A NorwalkT I t . 0y Whig“ can't-“Into
Have Ric: I
active and quite
that the practico had been to base the ,‘
nhtrllltl Ira (lily limit tip to. or not on- .
in mutation with the action which
omens...
Tm. “a .
Beautiful whichwemakenptoplcuc
anyspecld astocntandttyiethecnatomcr
$18. 00 to $35. 00.
NewSprlngSttitsarelnalio.
We are showing new Dsrhlcsandthchand-
somcstsndsnappiestliucoiNeckwearlntowu.
HEAD 'ro room commits,
98 Washington St. m... 108-6. ‘ Swill "M5
l ll. PIIIIIWI
MONDAY March 16th.
A Week of Cut Prices and Extra Stamps-
at the A. 8: P.
to Blamparrec with
hot: worth of our Pam.
.... “.7...
20 Stamps Free with
7 Calm A, k P.
25 813an m with
1 bottle him no
tracts, any flavor. ,
llornx Soup for . 25!: con 'i‘caa and Coffees. at ..'
CUT PRICE SPECIALS. 7
icon Corn , ..... .............. .......Gcaaan. Regular Price to
sundown ........ ..........soacan. Rental-Priscilla
A. k l’. ancy ('orn . ................ lot: a Ciao. Regular Price 133“
EXTRA STAMP. W. ITH GROCERIIO.
25 Stumpy; with i lnr Royal Cherish, 10 Stamp: with 1 pkg. E. 0. Cam
I“ 00f.D'."U"CO.I‘.'I‘I’III".-
lo Eitampa with 1 box Toilet Ship, ‘
10 mutt}; '1' Bit}. Fitted m..."
10M Stamps with lcanWax'Bdal'u,
“I vuu..o-u-uo-n-yvureeI10pao. ‘,
10 Stamp» with 1 can Cocoa, at“ .
Io Stampa wittrl bot. mma “
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10 Stamp: with 1 hot. Antonio, at 10a
to Stnmptt with l con Blackber-
rlca. at ................... 18c
10 Stampn with i can Apricots, at 26c
Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight anti Honest Trading.
lit ll IIIIIIII & Paul" I in it
124 ”Washington It. “nth Not-walk.
Tutti Free Delivery.
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1049..
Deposits over - - ‘- $3, 525, 000.00
DIRECTORS
oration it. Howls WILLIAM a. coma ,
OTIPHIN II. "cum moan H. amt/u .
runmctt A. aLLa Luna 0. noun ‘
rtovb r. nuacoa HINIV Ir. ooultlhll
Columbia River Salmon, best Kippercd Herring, can ......t ,
duality. V lbs ...........loc Shredded Codftsh pkg. .
Columbia River Salmon, large 2 cans Domestic Cardinal” .
sizes. very tspccinl, per can. no: i .1
Fat Mackerel. curb. .,,,,go¢ B: m: "I? ‘(t’ylnfm .df T"
It cans Norwegian Smoked "5 ma e u c ' per .35 ’,'
Sardine» ,.,, , , , , , , , , , , ,9” Have you trlcd our fruit
Scum! Mackerel, per can. .. .15: Smoked Beef, from so up! _
Louis Joaclow
72 North Main Strut.
I
"'Il. Call. m
‘ my mum». .. ' room mm «It " ‘
The Jordan ilIIrIivuIn chm.“ will”. ‘ .
Windham, has It“ It cortilcate‘ tit an 3, w, ‘ ..
Wuuunntmnmodizm'fi . :.
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