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greatly convenience this cities and so
sure more prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: lfiIsettl-
ed weather with light rain and slightly
higher temperature tonight and Thurs-
day. A long trough of low pressure
extends from Kansas eastward to Ohio.
It. is producing cloudy weather with
lllllt rain or snow in the western and
central sections. The temperature In
high in the southern and low III the
northern sections. Conditions favor
for this vicinity cloudy and unsettled
weather with light rain and slightly
higher temperature.
Miss Elmira Willey, of Providence,
Rhoda island. is a guest of Miss Blos-
som Smith, of West street.
School Visitor Harry Rider paid an
ofllcisl visit to the Over River School
yesterday, as acting visitor.
Mn. J. Wohlforth, of Ashvllle, N
(3.. is visiting her brother. John .I.
Snellbnck, of 19 Quintard avenue.
Mrs, Theodore Hamilton and Miss
May Hamilton returned to Weston
yesterday from a. visit, in The Nor-
walks.
I-‘reeman Minion, who has been laid
up at his home in Golden Iiill street
on account of throat trouble, is now
convalescent.
Miss Elizabeth Grindi‘od, of Merl-
don. to visiting at the bottle of Mr. and
Mrs. Fletcher Van Hoosear, of West-
port avenue.
A hearing on Max Roscn's bankrupt.
estate will be holed. March 27. at.
Bridgeport, More itcfcree in Bank-
ruptcy John W. llanks.
/ The Norwalk Building. Loan and
Investment Association held a meet-
ing. last night. and received two new
members and made two new loans.
An order issued yesterday by Ad
jiitant General George M ('nle an
bounces that the name ot the Naval
Battalion C. N. (L. will hereafter be
the Naval Militia. (' N. (i.
The Zolti'usoBlado suit was on all
day in the Common Pleas _('onrt.
Bridgeport. yesterday. and in being
heard again today. Attorneys Kcogn
and Candee are in IiIldgtport in con-
nectlou with It.
The Norwalk armory will probably
be crowded to the doors next. Monday
night when the Company 1" basket-
ball team will again face. the Dan
burys. A big delegation is echtcd
down from that city.
The bowlers of the City National
flank and the South Norwalk Trust
Company are to meet. again. The two
teams are to play again tomorrow at-
ternoon or Friday The last session
proved a victory for the Trust Com.
pany players.
Iicrman Krieger. of H. Krb-gar g
(' ompany, is ill of the grip at his houn-
iu Iiridgcport. Manager Samuel
(irI-ensteln has also been going
through It siege of the same disease
and was ottt today for the first time»
siuce he was
~-~Ilouue psi Benny's.
The case of the four South .\'or
unlit Hungarians charged with crim
lual ltln-l by the Rev Father Francis
firms will be heard by Judge John It
Iiooih. of linnblll'y. .lmlgc booth was
unable to come to Smith Not-walk this
morning on account of another i'Ii
gngeini'nt.
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Adolph Dreyfuss. who was formerly
a wall known matter with the fl 8 ii
im'srvl i‘mnpsny in loath Norwslk, is
calling on friends In Wu today lin-
tII very recently Mr Dreyfuss was in
the employ of a corset company In
iiprlugiield. Muss This concern has
lust, failed.
The National lilscult Company. of
Mo. York. intends to open s branch
Itf s2 North Main street, loath Nor-
walk. in a few weeks. This cast» will
be under the Jurisdiction of I'. A.
Weeks. of lisricu manager of that com
pitfly'l extensive interest. In this vi-
r-inity Mr. Weeks also has a store In
iiiarnlord
Insisntlludsdicltssiody
A reliable remedy for all kinds of
Ilrudsche. bilious sicii. nervous. etc.
Also a relief II
Silica-Powell W.
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14 Washington 0t.
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Iran Information my rural-m by
TAka 8: GOLDEN.
IURITY IONOO FURNIDHIO.
Tel. 213-2.
USE BAX'I'ER'S
fl Puritan Cough Syrup
For Courts and Colds.
suitcases '3
7: Launch Works.
tam“ had» set up and road! to
All kinds of repair work.
hunches of all ksites built to order
3 by competent workmen.
0y: tor Shell Point. Norwelk
There will probably be u threecor—
lii'l’t'd skating race for the champion-
ship of one town a week from Baum
day night III the ltnllsway ltink in
North Main street. The participants
will be James Mason, Elmer ’i‘uil-
,madge and Albert Twig.
Manager William Ii, Nash, of the
Nurwalk baseball team, has secured
the strong Manhattan College team to
play at Amusement Park on Memorial
Day. Mr, Nash has not yet completed
arrangements for the opening game of
the season on Saturday. May 2.
The continued case of thi- four lion-
gurian men charged b the lbw. l-‘aib-
er Francis Gross wit criminal libel.
which was to have been heard today
in the South Norwaik pollco court. has
again been continued, this time until
next Saturday morning. Judge. Bd-
ward M. Lockwood. who was to have
heard the case. has not yet fully rt:-
covcred. It is expected that the case
will be heard by an out of town
judge.
APPEAL FROM ’MRS. BEECHER’O
WILL.
A Granddaughter of Hartford Equal
Rights' Advent. Want. More
Mo onsy.
HARTFORD March IS- In the Sn-
perior Court today before .ItIdgo'Shum-
. way and a jury the appeal from tho
probating of the will of Mrs. Isabella
Beecher limiter, the well-known equal
rights champion, was begun. Tim-air
pc-llant is Katht-rlm- Burton Powo-rs. of
Brookllne. Mass. granddaughtrr of the
testatrix, to whom with» othor grand-
children wan-bequeathed sumo The
attempt to break tho will ls iIlIi' to its
alleged failure to carry out tlu- pn»
visions of the last testament of John
Hooker by which $10000 was be-
qucathed to the appellant undue III-
iluenct- being nilegt'il. \I r Hooker.
formerly Supreme Court reportur. dc-
fcrrcd to the wishes of his wife and
did not probate his will. the under-
standing between them being that If
he died first, his wifo would carry out
his wishes in her will. it Is alleged
that as II result of undue influence on
the part of her son. Mrs. l'owcrs was
cut off with ".000.
It. was brought out during the trial
that Mrs. Hooker was a spiritunilst
and that she roceitnd conInIunIt'uiinnil
automatically.
TRIBUTE PAID TO REVOLUTION-
l
Berlin sympathiurs sit-ewes Graves
of Friends With Flowers. .
BERLIN. March iii-Tito penult- of
the east side of lio-rlin paid silt-m tri«
bnte today to [Ib- memory of the. revo
luttonlstii who were killed in the street
fighting in this city in tilts. An Itn-
poslng crowd of sympathizers gathered
at the graves of the dead tncn In
Friedrichshaln Park, which III now tht'
center of the cast side district. and
heaped thcm high with flowers. The
police had taken ample precautions to
prevent, any outbreak, but, flu-re was
no disorder.
From an early hour this morning the
police occupied the strot-Is adjacent to
the park and the marshnlmi the
throngs which In column of fours de-
nied slowly past the monument err-cu
ed to the memory of the revolution-
Ists, Nearly or cry person In the. pro
cession wore a‘mwihing red. The pt».
lice erected wooden barriers in front
of mm.- of tin- driveways in the park
to better oontrol ilu- crowd. but. "my
bad no Ilimculty in keeping ordnr..
WAR VETERAN FINED.
Imiiraml (.‘omstot-k. a veteran of the
i-‘Itrh soltllors' Home Noroton, got his
pi-nsinn this wow-If and proceeded to
spend It. I.a~i night he came up
to South Nurwalk and while drunk had
a narrow i-itt‘apt' from being badly hurt
WI‘IIIi' trying to board a trolley car.
('omstuck was dragged about li'II feet
and (‘aptuin W, It. Pennington locked
hIiu Iip. after he had not ht-eiled his
warning to go along his way. .Iudgu
.livm'fih ll. Taylor fined (,‘tillinlnf'lt 07
and costs this morning anti then sus—
pended scan-cm-
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INDICTID. '0' MANOLAUGHTER.
PROVIDENCE. It I.. Muft'II Iii~
The grand jury today returned an In«
dictuwut for manslaughter against li‘sl'
ward .i Mctfabc, of this city. who is
silt-god while operating an autumn
bile at Portland on the night of Nov
I2 last to have run down and killed
Elisha Aiimltl. I3 yt'iii'ti old.
BascBall
GOODS
NOW READY AT
COLEMAN’S ,
RIWI OTORI.
10 NM ”Ila I!» m Milli.
Agent!" MA. O. mini!
m m 0'0"”. OD.“
SPRING
ovsncorrs.
$10 to 325.
Thank the early Spring for this early opportunity
to wear such handsome Spring OI ereoats as we now
present—swagger brown widcwale in tan and warm
brown shades—patch pockets. tum-buck coffee-three-
quarter length—and gray herringbones in same model.
. Plenty oi the quiet Oxford slid black Spring coats
conservative men like. $10 to $25.
And the long models in swagger light fabrics,
Oxford and black. and made rainproof before being
made up, 310 to $25.
Don't decide on your Spring suit before you've
seen our Varsity models in the new brown. dove. olive.
fawn and blue stripe effects. They're simply great.
Spring Dcrbics and College Soft Hats are all
here—$2 to 34.
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60 00 F000
is eescntlal to the good In-n' tit of man or animal “liii- re on many
gInd: s of ()ATi-l that I would not food to lily how it because of their
indifferent quality. Some in e light wolght~~ and the value of oats
de pends Illnfliilt‘rflhi) upon the weight of the groinwuonu- are of!
toior wt aihor stained ”some are full of dirt chaff and am ds. (Imi-
Ii't'flllilill} I do not bu) them and offer to you to gin your animals.
()ccnslonulli ,I “”cul. |il“‘.Iit may tempt you to ll'\ iml~ front any old
where. nevi-r io-rI good and more often had. ”-Iht inst Insults for
the least. llltiml are not always to be attained lil’ buying at the
lowest [ITIU‘ Di'l bushel or tun, Qunlltv counts for something.
‘ ' luy Oats Tints Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH. (\
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Local Post Cards
WILLIAM “it. BEERS’ '
IOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
49 WALL eraser,
so rtwstk.
R06 and Blle Shad
Buy at Fish Market where they get it fresh every day.
None better at any price.
Smelt. - 12 and lSc lb. l Blue. - - l2-lSc
Steak Cod. - l2c I Frost Fish, -- lilc
Herring. - lie I Salmon. -
Haddock. - So Long Clams. - 30c qt.
Weak. - - No Hard Crabs.
Flat. - - l0c Mackerel. l4c lb
Finnan “eddies. Haddock. toes. - I5c lb.
Escallops, - 50c qt. Gosling Clams for Baking.
WAKEFIELD AND BUZZARD BAY OYSTERS LONG AND
ROUND CLAMS.
FREE DELIVERY. ' 'PHONE 108.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
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DON’T DISPUTE THE BILL, BUT
PAY NT.
AND PAY IT BY CHECK.
Leave no chance for argumentfi; Open a
checking account with the
So. Norwalk Trust Co.
Open Saturday Nights from 7 to 8.
' tender.
vlni'c the bartender that they were Inl
Red Blood!
Everybody ubonid have It. Witty
out, It perfect health cannot be enjoy.
ed. Those who here weak blood are
weak themselves. They luck ambition
and color. Our
seer, man AND WIN!
will supply Just the elements needed
to make the blood rich and give one
the vim and color of perfect health.
Every ingredient of this preparation
is easily and quickly assimilated and
IIresults from taking it are felt almost
Immediately. ‘ ;
FULL rmr sor'rtss, so csurs.
Ila llllill Flannel.
rss rassca'wrtos stone.
Telephone Cell, 152.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL S’I‘ltl.l~:r r, 10.10 a. “Ir—COW
sldursble business was transacted at
the opening stock market on u rising
scale of price-u. Iiock island and I-lrie
rose a point and the generally active
list about half as much.
WALL S'I'Iilvll'f'i'. ii a. tit—Stocks
continued to he, bought until gains of
a point or more were quite numerous.
These Included '2 minis In Atlantic
Coast Line. 1 34 in American Sugar.
1 H3 in Southern Railway phi. and I
in l'nluu Pacific. NortIIwrsto-rn.
tsriu i.- \\'osteru, Colorado Fuel and
Cmmllilalml URI). 'i‘ib- maria-t began
to wulio-I' unfl inc-n broke abruptly on
heavy nIIII'Ii for both accounts. The
previous uiiiubt-es were wiped out
under this pressure and it number of
material Itinwu our.- registered. Il~
lluois t‘rutrnl dropped 2 points Irv-low
\estI-rday's close, New York Central
I 58, (.ifi'lli’llll ICIrt'Irii' l [-2. Readins
i H and SI Paul. i’viilinfvltaniu. Amal-
gamated t‘nppor. Anwrlt'un Smelling.
I'tilted Hillier. Sii‘t'I' pill. and .\orth
American I
“'AIJ. fill-"KIC'I'. Ntmil 'v'rTIlt‘ (‘lll III
the New York (‘enital dividend from
a 6 to .’. pvr ('rltl. raii- was responsible
(or ”iv Illp In pt‘li'vn 'l‘lIt- declinir
brought In brisk IIII} lug urtlrrs and the
idler Iilfifll's were generally recovered.
The rally did not hold and stocks go‘nv
i-rally wme back in the Iowa! prices
before noon, Bondy wrru slr'mi)‘.
WAIJ. S'I'i'iIiZI-I’I‘. I p. "i --«'I‘Iie dc"
t'llno‘v caiuu- to a pause II) noon and
srllght ralltw no doll llzllllllil follows-d.
Toward I o‘clock IIio- market slinWi'ti
signs or i'lt'ItIIlii: again
NEW YORK, March Is The direc-
litre of lliv New York l‘t-ntrul and
Hudson Itlwr liailmad Company to
day declntv-d Ii quarterly dividend of
I H va' I't-u' This is It reduction of
quarter of on» per cent as compared
with Its uuert-rl; dividend of three
months. ago
OL-TORIA.
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BEGUESTS TO YALE UNIVERSITV.
Tressrer Has Received 005-000 from
Estate of 0. w. Jams.
NEW HAVEN. March Iii u-The Yale
University treasurer has just received
somewhat more than 897-000 in cash
Iu-queuihovr to It by the late i) Willis
James. of .Vo-w York f‘ity. It being a
IWQIIPIII. of Sloufioo, less the Inherit-
ance ins. Nine other legacies of $100.-
one em I1 were given to l‘nion ’I'hmlog.
iral Seminary, ('olumbin I'nlvt'rsity'.
Cooper I'ninu, Amherst ('ollege, the
Children's Aid riot-let of New York.
the American Board o (‘omniissloners
for Foreign Missions. Hampton Instb
into In Virginia. the (‘athedral of St.
John the Divine of New York. and the
Presbyterian IIospitaI of New York
city. The sum is given to Yale with-
out restriction and will go into the
general university fund.
Under the terms of Mr. .lamcs' will
in the FTP!" of certain deaths In the
family. before his own death. the ten
institutions would have become resid-
unry legatm-a of his estate. which has
been estimated at not less than ”u,-
«mono, but as then. conditions did not
come to pass the residuary provisoes
of the- will have no effect.
Six MEN PLUNDER bALOON.
NEW YORK, March iii-«iii: men
armed with revolvers plundered a se-
loon on th.- northwest corner of Ninth
avenue and I'oriy-tifth street. early to—
day. after knocking down the one cos.
turner who tried to oppose them and
holding up Joseph Kiermsn. the lull"
They tired all shots to m.
earnest. emptied the cash register of
about too. took several drinks of whisv
by in g leisurely manner and boarding
a street car. made their escape, The
actual robbery was committed by four
of the gang. two remaining on guard
on the. sidewalk.
THRII VIMIRMIN Loss LIVII.
GIDIICIWTBR. Masai. March III.
Three fisherman. Paul Williams, John
lawson and Meander tawdry, mem-
bers of the crew or the “hunter
schmner Florence flirt-am. were lost
0! the Newfoundland roast two weeks
ago, while marking for a shipment
who had gone adrift. The Inns of tile
men was reported when the schooner
come in horr- today. The man for
whom the WI: was made was Imuto
«d and rescued. but his three- would-
ilcved, that their duties were swamped
In the heavy soul.
DINA‘YOI FIND“! ILL.
PHILADELPHIA. March tar—tin“:
ed Item limmr Penman is
to his home has with s mm stack
of the luv
”No. .v- . 0'-
tin- l
The Man
seekhghidividiidiiysnduylcinsSpdagSuit
wodddowefltolookstouriineofumple
Beautiful wis‘cbwcmskeuptopleue
sayspscitl sstowtsndstylethecustooier
desires. 'l'IIeycostoo methsasrudym
' $18.00 to $35.00.
New Spnng' Slit: are in also.
‘
‘ We srcshowingncwDerbiessndtheIIsnd-
Mudmmpicstliseoflieckwwintown.
PBIGE’S CLOTHING STORE,
HEAD TO FOOT OUII’II'I'ERS.
98 Wuhangton St. South Norwdk.
’I ll. Pill Illll Illill IllIIllil
I '0! WEEK COMMINGINO
MONDAY, March 16th.
A Week of Cut Prices and Extra Stamps,
at the A. & P.
40 Stamps Free with
,
0:. Stamps Free with
'20 Stamps Free with
1 bottle m hr
7 Cakes A, k P. so; worth of our Your tracts, any lava,
Borax Soup for . 25¢ nus To-ss and Coders, at .............
CUT PRICE SPECIALS. 9
[one i' urn ............ . ................... Go a Can. Regular Price to
Sullanaimu ,. .. “seen. RegulsrPricemc
.t. It I' lam » 1' ant ..................... 10¢ a CM. Regular Price 12%.
IXTNA STAMPO W l?” GROCERIEI.
:1 Stamps with i jar thus! Cheese. -10 “Simon with 1 pkg E C. Corn.
m. .......................... l . ....................
1?. Stamps with I in Royal Cheese. '1 10a Stumps with 1 box Toilet Soho, ’
at ........................... 5“ at ............ . ..........,...
in riiuiups with l jar Royal Cheese. 0:“: to Stamps with 1 pkg. Fitted Datesr
at ....................... ‘l ................ . ..... . u. '.
in Stamps with I bot. Antonia. at to: to“ Stamps with 1 can Wu
lo Stamps with I can Blackhcrv l at ................. 10c
ties, at ....................... 1k Ii) Stamps with 1 can Cocoa, at. ”a
lo Stumps with i can Apricots. at 25¢ 10 Stamps with l bot. Extract. It 1.:
Notion Storekeeper and Home or We Food
Products. Full Weight and Honcu Trading.
Ill Ill. Illlllill II I’lliflllll ll.
124 Washington 91-. South ”emails.
Tel. No. 00.. Pm Delivery.
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Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK
INCORPORATED 1m.
Depositsover - - - $3,..szsooooo
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. OURTIO
”OI“ H. “LOVER
LEWIO O, ORIIN
HENRY 7. OOLIIURN
.
GEORGE M. NOLH”
ITIPNEN H. noun
FREDERICK A. ILLS
FLOYD T. ROCCO!
LENTEN SPECIALS I
i'nluiubis kin-r Salmon, but ' Kippcrcd Herring. can . ”H.156:
will”). ".r II". ..... vr'“.5lif¢iiilt’il CodiislI. pkg. . .. so
i ulnmbtu Rit’t’f Salmon. large 2 cans Domestic L'srdincs. . ' ' 7c
be rescuers disappeared. and It is he- ‘
,,.... Raymond Br j
silt'w, \tl’V spinnial pcr can soc lie fl". and "v e of out
I at Mark-rd. chi II ......... ioc; ..
» fret-II uiatlc ( uler r al. .106
- cam Noni i-giau Stinrkcil ‘ ' in g .
‘ai’olilife ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ”15‘ "at e mu tried our fresh Sliced
sous-u! .\Iac.krrcl prr Ian .. .ISCISIIIUIJII llrcf, from 5c up?
Louis Joselofl’,
1: North Ilsla Street. mm
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Completcllendiserfiroundhoae,
whamm'rummvu
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