Will these obmmunioatln with The
, WWW it] telephone phage do it In
this two :n-ssith regard to business.
sill" : with «one to news. an
02-2. If they will kindly do so. it will
anally mvsnlsnoa this elites and as-
, Marlboro prompt attsn‘tien.
WEATHER nonsense.
‘ For Not-walk and vicinity: Fair and
' colder, t ght. Friday fair. The
storm the was central yesterday
morning in Kansas moved rapidly east-
ward, and is new central near Nan-
tucket. lt,produced quite heavy rains
in the central and eastern sections.
it developed thunder ‘storms from
Ohio eastward to the coast. An area
of high pressure and low temperature
In central this morning in the upper
Mmkoippi. The weather will clear
in this vicinity during the afternoon,
and remain clear during Friday and
Saturday. ‘
Mrs. Frederick Si Byington, who is
quite ill at her home in Kim street.
. :ldorwnlk. Typhoid fever Is threaten-
v
-—Roe Shad. 1.50 lb.. at New York
Market.
Luther M. Wright, who has been
furiously Ill for some time, continues
to improve steadily at his home in Co-
dar street. «
‘Vlctor- Tristram. one of the valued
employee of Charles E. Seymour's
srocery store, has urchasod'a hand-
some new buggy. ,
A meeting of
.7,
Norwalk Typo-
graphical Union , held last night,
_ at the ofllce of Fro drink 8. Lyon, and
It“ routine businesa was transacted.
'l‘lic Wauita Whist Club will be on-
tortained on Tuesday evening of next
week by Miamiaiiiian P. St. John. at
her home in St. John street, East Nor-
Wfllk. 'v I, 1 W
m 3“ W
—-Stenk Cod. 1%.ib..{idt New York
Market. ‘ '
Clifford Ward,~who is confined to
his home in Arch street with an at.-
taoh of typhoid fever. is improving ra-
pidly. He is able to get up a little
each day now.
—iiouse painting. lleatty's.
A little dog, ownership unknown, rc-
celved a lot of sympathy in Washing-
ton street. this morning, and well it
might, for it was dragging a broken
leg around with it.
Charles B. Schuman, the well-known
Norwsik baseball player, has signed
up with the Lynchburg, Virginia. base-
ball team, a strong aggregation In it
~ southern league. Mr. Schuman will
leave next week for Lynchhur’g to get
in trim for the season'siwork.
The early morning electrical storms
did considerable. damage to the tele-
phone and electric light services about
The Nmalka.’ “As a result the tele-
phone and electric light linemen were
kept busy making repairs today.
~Welk Fish. 10c 1b.. at New York
Market. ‘
Sherwood c. Cummings, of Hartford
and liockvlile, is a guest of Norwalk
relatives and intends to return to the
northern part of the state tomorrow.
Mr. Opmmin s formerly res cd in
Norwalk. an his many a were
glad ol an opportunit bake his
hand again.
...—...,— ,
Tito floats of the/South Nonvalk
Launch Club havé been taken to An-
derson's launch boats at Oyster Bhoii
Point, where will be placed in
first clash eondl afor the coming
scanon. They will to put in IKlIIiilJli
poor the South” Norfolk; draw bridge
about April 1. , é .
—~lliue ruhfitic ii. at New York
Market.
W
liorlon’s Point rain on a public
allot-o resort came to a close today
with the turning over of the property
to the Norwaik contain Club by John
fi'fiuillvan. East Kmalk residenti-
do not feel that titer will be the, los-
urn b the acquisition of the Point by
the lab. my believe. an the other
hand. that the establishment hm Of
an connotation of this and
standing will enhance values In this
vicinity. it Is a that Calf
Pasture will now boon-e more with
iar than ever for bullion.
A rsiisblo ...... or su’mn of
Headache billet“ norm. etc.
Also a relief In ‘ .
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".
use some
Puritan Cough. Syrup
ForCougllsononids.
’ ‘ Ammonia
3 Lanai”! : Works.
lie-truest ‘
u“. «nominate
All kinds of r work.
launches of‘ sins built to order
m
m
nowavrou Liananv snran'ram.
‘ . MINT. .
min in the cum Given at the Hon
‘ Hoses.
‘ The fifth entertainment. of the reg-
ular library course was given in the
Hose Company's Hall last erening.
Although the weather was stormy and
disagreeable. the all was wounded
with 'a highly appr iative audience.
Part l. the musical part of the pro-
gram, under the direction of Russell
(3. Griswold. was of the highest order
and each number was rendered most
artistically. it consisted of the fol-
lowing: V
Violin Selm—“Wiegenlled”. .Froehliuh
liarry Griswold.
Piano Solo—#L'Alonetto'fi . .liniakrcw
Mina Frances Ceilings.
Encorewaa‘votte and Musette
........ D'Aibert
Tenor Solo—J‘smg hie to Sleep"..
. ....... . . . . . . ......... Greene
”David Albrecht.
Encore—Selected.
Violin Solo-—“ltomance". . . .Froehlich
Mr. Griswold.
Encore—"Evening Star," from Tann-
hauser.
Russell 6. Griswold. accompanist.
Part ii, "The Rector," a little play
by Rachel Crothera. was presented
moat pleasingly by local talent, and re-
flected great credit on Mrs. A. M.
under whose direction it
beamed.
The little story depicts l
the bachelor clergyman in the country
pariah who iluds, among the members
of his congregutoon the usual loyal
friend, the gushing widow, the but-
terfly and the eimpering old maid fall
of whom are in love with him) and
last, but by no means least, the olden
1y lady who managed all the affairs
of the rector,‘chnrch and parish. All
those members gather at the rectory
for a meeting of the carpet commit-
tee. of which Mrs. 'Lelumingworih is
chairman, of course.
The character of the rector was
taken by A. M. ileurdnlcy so gracefully
and naturally that one is tempted to
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think he has missed his calling.
Miss ltuth Themes acted tho-part
of the {loyal friend most croditably.
Miss Gertrude Dibble, as the gushing
widow, presentation the characterls~
tics assigned to that much-tslkcd-of
individual. Miss Lili i Crockett. as
the butterfly, in wh the rector is
really interested. made a must be-
coming appearance in the height of
fashion and acted her part well. in
her own unique manner. Miss Maud
Raymond characterized the ulmperlng
old maid perfectly. Mrs. V. .l. liens-
lleha brought out the character oi
Mrs. Lemmingworth very cleverly
and naturally. Miss Mabel Michael,
as'tho impulsive little rectory maid.
was especially good in her part and
received a large share of the applause.
Mrs. Beardsley and Mr. Griswold.
together with all those who so kindly
assisted them. deserve great credit
for their efforts in adding to pleasing
an entertainment to the library course.
NORWALK AERIE MEETING.
State Officers Entertainer! at the ass-
aion In Nomlk.
was ever held by the Norwalk Aerie.
. 0. a. was held last evening in Red
Men's hall. in Wall street, Net-walk.
lie, of Bridgeport, and State Worthy,
Vice-President John E. Fox. of Siam
ford. were present and made very in
tercsting remarks during the meet-
ing. Largo delegations were present
from Bridgeport, Stamford and New
Haven.
The members of Norwolk Aerie
turned out in large numbers and filter
the 'mccllng was over, it. social hour
foilowad. Retroslmwnts correlating of
crwffc, cake. and various kinds of
sandwiches were served. The evening
was givvn up to munlcal selections
and a general discussion among the
lilcllihorn.
WAVIRLYO IIAT KING ARTHUHI.
in at hm gain ~ of basketball at tho
armory inst pi i the Waverlys. of
Norwnik, defeated the Knillhta of King
Aruihur by a score of 25 to ill. The
Knights were made up as follows:
Why, center; Woodward and Wheeler.
guards: bishop and Wilson. forwards.
'l‘hu Wavr-rlyn' line up is as follows.
Winedlct, center: Wulherwsn and Moe
ritt' guards; Walters and Matheis, for»
words. .
my... mm» a.
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Baseball
‘
GOODS
now some?
COLEMAN’S
’ news .7 “j.
Beardsley. of the West Side colony,
One of the largest meetiiigs that .,
State Worthy President .lohn ll. ’i‘an' ‘
seen at} Varait
: here—$2 to $4.
’o.
'Incoil'rs.
Is essential to the good health of man or animal.
color. weather stained—some are full of dirt, chaff and seeds.
sequently i do not buy them and offer to you to giro your animals.
Occasionally a "out"
where! never very good and more often bad. The best results for
the least money are not always to be attained by buying at the
lowest price per bushel or fun. Quality counts for something.
FREE DELIVERY.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
GOOD SIZE ‘
SateDepositBoxes
Are $4 a Year
8310' um.
Thank the‘early Spring for this early opportunity
, to wear such handsome Spring Ores-coats” we now
‘3 presenta—awaggcrhrown widowsie in tan and warm
brown Maw-patch pockets, “turn-back culls—three.
quarter length—and gray herringboaes in same model.
i 71, . Plenty of the quiet Oxford and black Spring coats
"conservative men like, 810 to $25.
i . .
i . . And the long models in swagger light fabrics,
i Oxford and black. and made rainproof before being
i .
l
I
I
made up, 810 to has.
Don't decide on your Spring suit befow yOu've
models in the new brown, dove, olive.
fawn and blue stripe effects. They're simply ‘great.
Spring Derbiea and College Soft Hats are all
”A.
GOOD FOOD
There are many
grades of OATS that i would not feed to my hal'iimi because of t eir
indifferent. quality. Some are light weight-wand the value of to
depends considerably upon the weight of the [TillW—‘iifimtfl are of!
Con-
prica may tempt you to try ontn from any old
Buy Oats Theta Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
uoawata.
Buy at Fish Market where they get it fresh every day.
None better at any price.
ROUND ctaus.‘
Teens 108.
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Local Post Cards
“ WILLIAM "P. am
IOOK sap srarlouenv arouse.
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
49 WALL STREET.
Smelt. - 12 and 15c ib. Blue, - - iZ-lSc
Steak Cod. - 12c Frost Fish. - 10c
Herring. - 8c Salmon. -
Haddock. - So Long Clams. - 30c of.
Week, - - lllc Hard Crabs. ,
Flat, - - 10c Mackerel. 14c lb
‘ Finnan “eddies. Haddock. toes. iSc’ili.
Escellops. - 50c qt. Gosling Clams for Baking.
AKEFIELD AND BUZZARWBAY OYSTERS. LONG AND
80. Norwalk’ Trust Co.
ifyosmtsdsieDepositliox,borgimaiidliresaever
wmymmdyouknowisstwhmyoorvslinbiuare.
‘ OPEN SATURD'AY EVENING.
' a i‘ .
4 e a
in
Red‘BIOdzg
mm»... should: have a. With
out it perfect health cannot. be enjoy:
oil. Those who hava,‘.we~ah blood are
bad color. Our
‘sess. than me wins
will supply just the oiemeutlf’neodtlil
to male the blood rich and give one
the vim and color of perfect health.
livery ingredient of this preparation
is easily and quickly assimilatad and
results from taking it are felt almost
immediately.
suit. PINT oer-rear. so curs.
ill Billion Pharmacy,
Till "nonunion "dill.
Telephone Cali. 16-2.
All deeds Delivered Fm of charge.
a- .
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.--'i‘he
tendencies of the opening price more:
meat were mixed and showed small
changes both ways. Reading and Am.
erlcan Smelling rose a point. These
were the only notable changes and
the dealing ware small.
WALL STREET. il a.- rn.——l.arge
selling orders appeared in various
stocks after the opening which caused
the entire list to mode fractionally
below yesterday's close. New York
Central and Drzuver In Rio Grande
ltfd. gave- way 1, Corn Products pfd.
1 1—4. and Hitachi Central i l-Z. Cov-
ering by the abort lute-rents and the ac-
tivity of the bulls brought about a
brisk rally which lifted prices higher
than at the outset. Union Pacific.
Brooklyn Transit and National [mad
were heavily bought and rose a point
each. Near ll o’clock the market
weakened again.
WALL STREET, Noon. The down
ward movement was extended. and
than gave place to a rally which prov«
ed unitlable. Bonds were heavy.
WALL STREET, i p. ili.——Tho inur-
ilet quieted down and was without
important change, although the tone
was easier.
LONDON. March l9.--'l‘he rate of
discount of lly Bank of England was
reduced today from 3‘5; to 3 our com.
The reduction of today, making ”)0
Mill change since ”I? beginning of the
year, caixsvd a little surprise ou lhl‘
market, an the bank's large stock of
coin and bullion amounts to nearly
£40.000m’m, and the forthcoming dis-
tribution of government dividends will
have a marked reflect on the monetary
position and lho retention of a higher
rate therefore Ia scarcely justified.
Caution, however. was advocated
against undue weakening of the mar-
ket for discounts in View of the weak-
ness of the continental exchanges on
London and shipments of gold to Pur-
la next week.
REGARDED as FAVORABLE.
Italians Hops Esposito's Death Sen-
tence Ms a. Commutsd.
ltalinna who are been working for
the commmulntion of the death ache
fro the murder of his landlady at
Greenwich look upon the action of
(lover-nor Woodrufl in calling a special
meeting of the board of pardon» for
next Monday as a hopeful sign. in re-
sponse to the petitions that have been
sent him from all over the state. Gov-
ernor Woodruff yesterday afternoon
called a slutcltil meeting of the board
of pardons to review the case.
The meeting will be held at Hartford
on Monday or ii o'clock. Bay-mite
was originally sentenced to be hanged
on July 27 last. but was reprieved to
Dedember 27 last. The governor at
that time again ordered a reprieve.
the limit of which is now about up. “
Blnce the governor's previous action,
ltalians as individuals and smietien
have been writing him personally and
through the proud to have the can put
in
mutation of the death penalty of least.
The "aliens put forth in their pin the
youth of the prisoner, his unfnmllarily
with the English language, hid lack of
funds and most strongly of all the fact
that~thcrn was no direct evidence
Nihilist him. but, that. in- was convict-
ed on circumstantial evidence:
ON NATURAL BIOOUICEO.
Governor and than Appointee. to
‘ Mm Pmithnt. .
(loyal-nor Rollin B. Woodrlil. Primi-
dcnt Arthur 1‘. Hadley of Yale, Colonel
Norris ti. Oslmrn and Charles Hopkins
Clark of the Hartford Convent. hay"
accepted an invitation extended by
l’renideni Roosevelt to attend a con-
ference to he held at the White House
May It. it. ill on the question of the
conservation of the national roamtrm
of the united Mam. Every state
and territory is to be represoited at
the «inference. Members of congress
will attend. as their other duties may
permit. The novmors of the states
are asked to attend and to name than
representative me from their states.
Governor Woodie! halt landed the
three taco mm front thin stats and
they have accepted the invitatiol. All
the natural result-hen of the country
will be reoriented. including forests.
waterways. fisheries, coal bells and
oil hide.
WMW
VI‘I’llAN OF "FWD WAR. 9’“).
“HM”. CM! .o ”I” 1""
Charles in. a veteran of tho Huskies
and civil Wars. died late last night.
lie was wellnms to ones am
chaiseasoleavuihmmaaoa
volt . ‘ inn-Arrived
; saw “fibrous :
PW!!! m
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r
malt themselves» Wilt lash ambition .
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The Man
sternum fwd.
"rm, ’ , .
Wm M '0; our to' ,
We”: more Thoma...
$18.00 to $35.00.
New W:
Suitssre in also.
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We are showing new Dailies andthehsnd-
someetmdsnsppiest line ofNeckwesrta town.
‘ ratatouille non.
.g
sue Norwslk.
98 Washington St,
, p, in in “all till":
'0' WEEK OOUHINGINO
MONDAY, March 16th.
PM! I“ '
A Week of Cut Prices and Extra Stamps
' attheA.&P..
tt'lirc imposed on Pasquale Espoalto
25 Stamps Fred with
1 bottle Pure la- ,
tracts, any flavor. . "
40 Stamps Free with
so: worth of our Fam-
20 Stamps Free with
7 Cohen A, 8 P.
, Borax Soup for . 25: ans Tenn and Coffees. at ............
CUT PRICE SPECIALS. _ ¢ .
ions Corn ........................... do a Can. Regular Price 80 “
Sultana Corn ...................... . ...... do a Can. Regular Price lilo
A. l: l’, Fancy Corn ..................... 10c I Can. Regular Price 113%.,
exraa srmramru oaocaaiza. . ‘
2:. Stamps with 1 jar Royal Cheese. ,10 Stamp- with 1 pkg. E. c. Corp. , ,
at ............................ at . .................. .........
13 Stamps with 1 jar Royal Cheese, 10 Stamps with 1 box Toilet hoop, %
i ........’....
at ............................ at ......... -. . . .
lo Stamps with i iar Royal Cixeese.1oc, 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Fitted MI. ‘,
nt .................... , at ................ .r.........
ill Stumps with i bet. Antonia. at to: 10 same; with 1 can Wash-35s.
it) Stamps with i can Blackber- at ................. ............ its
rlee. at ............. . ......... 18c 10 stamps with 1 can Cocoa, at. . M.
ii) Stamps with i can Apricots. at 25c 10 Stamps with 1 but. Extract, gem
Nation'sltorskaspsr and Home of Pure Feed
Produo‘ll. Full Wilgm and HMO" Trolling. .
llll ll. Atlantic & Pliiflllll it.
124 Washington 8h. death Norwallr. .
Tel. No. see. Free Delivery. .
Norwalk Savings Socie‘ly.§
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. ‘ "
tsconronarao 1m. , ' -. ‘
Deposits over -‘ - - $3,525,ooo.oo.,,
WILLIAM a. cunrla :
omeCroas.
M0!!! H. BLOVII
LIVIIO c, OIIIN
HENRY F. GOLEIUIN
ozone: M. Homes
arsenau H. sown
resonates a. ates
FLOYD}. auscos
before the board of pardons for a co - -
(folumhia River Saitiion, best Kippered Herring, can . .....15d
““31“.“ '/-' “’5' ...........loc Shredded Codfisii, pkg. ...... 5c
Culllililiia River fialmou, large 2 cans Domestic Cardinals... . "’
x .. ...l
‘ ' fresh made Ltdcr, per gal. .5“.
cans Norwegian Smoked: ‘ .
gaming, ,,,,,,,,,, , ...... 95,; Have you tried our fresh Sliced
florist-«i Mackerel. pct can. . . .rgc soon-.1 Beef, {rem 5c up?
d-
m
Louis J oselofl‘
1: North
Street. .
” 'i'sl. Call. lei-a.
Superpellosplitit of [Potato ll]
Complete Fertilizer. Ground ,
mmwwusausmmmd
m. ll" mm as-
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