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this is-wlth regard to businsas.
sail ' i with regard to news. call
I”. if. they will kindly do so. it will
.pmtly convenience this silica and as-
t “to mpnompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
. l-‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
uight: handily partly cloudy and
warmer A trough of low pressure ex-
tends from Colorado northeastwsrd to
the, Upper Mississippi Valley. it is
Woducing considerable cloudy weath-
er in the western sections. An area oi
high pressure over Virginia is produc-
ing pleasant weather east of tho bliss~
ilslppl river. The temperature is ris-
ing in the western and central sec-
tions. and will rise in the eastern sec-
um On Sunday. Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair weather with slowly
rising temperature. a
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John. Milne. 0! Norwalk. is out of
tour: today on business.
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Today's specials at the New York
Grocery Company will interest you.
The boiler for the new high school
gas arrived and is being installed to
ay.
‘ ~c. a K. Spring its... O'Brien.
The Knights of King ,Arthur bas-
ket ball team has. disbanded for the
season.
if you want iresh. fish for your Sun;
day breakfast, Ct‘ltblll's adv. will in-
terest you.
The many'cbanges‘which are being
made in Miss Baird's school in West
avenue are about completed.
Buy a Burrowss card table; Best
card table on the‘market. iv'. A. Mitv
chell sells them. The adv. will tell
you about them.
Ollicer Charles P. Page was able
to resume his duties last night. after
an illness at his home in Grandvlew
avenue. Norwalk.
Charles M. Williams. who has been
ill at his home in Merwin street for
several days. was able to resume his
duties on the local trolley line. yea-
terday.
«Latest Spring Caps. O'Brien.
' Ciliiord Cargill and George Petlt.
who are ill at the home of Mr. Car-
giil. In Newtown avenue. Norwallt.
are improving nicely. Mr. Cargill was
able to sit up a little while yesterday.
Captain Robert Brundaae is now ov-
erhauling his sloop. ”The Princess."
so as to be ready to sail for Bridger
port to dredge for oysters on the nat-
ural beds. He expects to start the
first at next week.
Washington go. i. 0. G. T., held
a very pleasant eating last evening.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. .l. Tay-
lor. in Crahbtitv. There were a large
number of members present. and the
evening was given up to music and
names. ,
The members of the Hospital Whlst
Club were dellghtiully entertained yes-
terday afternoon by Mrs. Wilfred nod-
woll. at her home. 6 Seymour street.
The club will him as hostess next.
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Charles J, i'ld‘
soon, of ti Taylor avenue.
The Rev. Clifton K. Flanders, oi
Hartford. state evangelist tor the Bap-
tliu convention. has completed a set.
ion of revival meetings covering nigh.
two days with the central Baptist.
church of Norwalk. st. P. C. Wright.
ivasuir. which hare demonstrated that
the old time revival spirit of the dc-
nomination ls not out at one. Rev.
ii. (i. llastons likens Mr. Flanders to
ll comet. and the results at Norwich.
which show that the flangollst knows
how Io raise the right kind of star-
dust. put the Clint pastor down its
correct.
rain-r assay son on.
L. It It. PURE PAINT semi-mixed
is sold {or sins per gallon, linseed
(illlllll D
it. run ,
llnllons linseed oil. and you than make
7 gallons of paint at a cost of only
$1.30 psr lop. Doss la 8 minutes.
Chas. . bow. donut lNorwalir-
lIiihhsti.,a Itapiss Hairs, 00.. N
walk: W. l. daysr a Isa. Wastport;
Northrup Bios. autism
run.
Amino stunt
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w
E n Wsmsm‘
'ness trip yesterday.
, his home in Union avenue. Norwalk.
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_My£urallbsd§h
kt GOLDEN.
mailman.
70's I‘ll-l.
use BAXTER’S
Writes :de Syrup
For (laughs and Cold.
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swim
151W .,
Launch Works.
Bots trams- sst up and my to
plan
All kinds of re lr work.
launched of stars built to ordsr
by competent workman.
Oyster the" Point. Norma”:
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Read JosoItIlT's'adv. in this issue.
Fresh assorted clmcolate at E.~W.
Kelley's.
Buy an Ardaban rug at Road's. The
adv. will give you a good description
of them.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. floors, of
Elmcrest. are spending today in New
York city.
ltobertl‘itsroy, oi Bridgeport, was it
visitor to South Norwalk on u busi-
l.onton devotions. “Stations of the
Cross." were held at St. Mary's
Church. last evening.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company lsadvertising a flour solo in
today‘s advertising space. .
Mrs. Thomas Wagner, oi Ulilllllll‘y.
who has been a guest of irionds in
dBouih Norwaik. returned home yester-
ay.
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The Knights of King Arthur will
hold a regular business meeting this
evening at their rooms in the Grace
Church.
The fourth games of the second,
round in the pool tournament was
played last evening in the Hope Hose
quarters. ‘
Harry E. Smith, who is confined to
wit: an attack at typhoid fever, is im-
proving rapidly.
Fire box No. 52. which Is located
at the corner of Main and Catherine
Suits and Overcotts.
a e? ewest Spring '
‘ * ' to t = so
It's the way our Clothing is made. as well as
what it’rmade of. that makes it word: buying and
The highest-paid deal at in the country draits
the patterns; the most cutters cut the cloths;
specialist» tailors make the clothes in light. bright.
healthy workroom. ,".' .
Result: The finest readycto-wear clothes that
can be made. ,
Varsi Suits in brown. olive. gray and blue.
newest s pe effects; also black. 81o to $30.
Varsity Spring Overcoata in brown and gray.
patch pockets. sleeve cuffs and other innovations; also
. Oxford and black costs; ’30 to $25. .
Rea when you are, along with Spring Hats
and F shitty. ‘1.
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Telephone Call Gas-s.
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is essential to the good health of man or animal. There are my
grades of OATS that I would not feed to myhorsos because of their
indilicrent. quality. Some are light wolghwand the value of oats
depends considerably upon the weight of the grain-«some are of!
color.‘wcathor stained-csomo are hill of dirt, chaff and seeds Coti-
sequently i do not buy them and offer to you to give your animals.
Occasionally a "cut" price may tempt you to try outs from any old
where. never very . l 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 ton. Quality counts for something.
‘ ' Iuy Oats Thats Olson.
' MANUEL TOAD HATCH.
streets. was tested this noon. and was
11:11:"! to be in first class working cott-
d t on. ‘
~Lutest Soft lists. O'lirlen.
Grsnd Chaplain .lohn Burr. oi Nor-
‘Vfllll. attended the session oi Seaside.
Council, Royal Arcanum. last night, in
Bridgeport. and witnessed the grand
regents conier.the degree.
Charles M. Williams. the well known
trolley conductor. was able to resume
his duties this morning, after it week's
illness. Mr. Williams was attacked
by congestion oi the liver and other
trouble.
Th1,- nwmbers of the Norwulk Miti-
lstors' Association. together with their
counsel. Judge John H. Light. wont to
George 8. North's photOgrapb gsllory.
yesterday afternoon. and had s'group
taken together.
Clinton Comnisndcry, K. T.. hold it
special conclavc last night at their
quarters in Norwallt. and the Templar
degree was conferred on one candi-
date. There will be another special
conclave next Friday evening.
John P. Hawker, of Eaton Hill. is up
in arms over the treatment his chil-
dren is receiving from the school chil-
dren at the Brook-ids school. Mr.
Hawker made complaint some time
ago over the treatment received by
one of his children. and yesterday, it
is alleged, it boy slapped the face of
his little girl and also pulled her hair.
The case of James llarry. of Gran-
bury. who was arrested several weeks
ago for assaulting his wife and son.
antic resisting an odicer who Went to
arrest him. which was to have come
tip this morning in the Norwalk town
court at In o‘clock, was postponed for
one week.
Miss Mabel Ferris and Miss llua
Force. oi South Norwslk. are in New
York city this afternoon and evening
attending a fair and dance given in
the Myrtle Room of the Waldorf-Av
torts Hotel by Madame Marie Croft-
Newhnus. for the henollt. of the East
Side Clinic.
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in preparation for the meeting of
the Connecticut branch of the intern»
tionai order of King's Daughters and
Sons in Hartford, in October. Mrs. Edv
ward H. smiley. tho state socrctarl’.
is busy in making the necessary it!"
ranttuiuonts and selecting the commit-
tees from the nesrlydorty cit-chm in
Hartford. The meeting promises to ”1'
the largest ever held in Connecticut.
and the county secretary. Mrs. lrs.
For-hos. has plans in process for hav-
liig Hartford extend a cordial welcome
to the delegates.
satumiy'gteot'sitiéi
Music. 10c a Copy.
1"" ills divs Us a Kiss. dwsethoart
ys. Dolly hear. The Tale of the
Pretty nose. Don't Worry. There's An-
other Plottirs in My Ham‘s Frame.
and too others. '
Also tho new game of lsphlsto. At
COLEblAN’S
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Local Po‘st Cards.
WILLIAM ”P. BEERS’ ,
BOOK AND STATIONERV STORE.»
SOUTH MAIN eraser.
aouru NORWALK.
so wsu, eraser.
uoawaut.
"sH D!
tick Shad,
be Shad,
0d.
lueiish, .
dtlock. ’
18c lb
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nit , extl gnl bird the hints. which
scallops, ' ' ' ' 50c qt we: ushllgllll: dangerous proportion,
. with pails of water.
Dflg Clams, s s s s 300 qt No alarm was turn lotto the lire
.., department.
FREE DELIVERY. 'PIIONE I08.
utbillfs Bridge Fish Market
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con" SlZ
Are $4 a Yea}
AT rss '
wmym‘ssdyoskaowiustwhsremvwssws.
ores smarts mums.
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. ‘ it Is unequalled In this city.
‘ ‘ ._ 2o. Pound.
iii iliiiiii Pittman
14c lb
12c lb
12c lb
8e lb
ale DepositBoxes
So. Norwalk Trait Co. “"""
it you rest a Saie‘Dcposlt lanyard-sad tires sever
land's how-- low
Busts 296 Box.
but for flavor. assortment and our!!!
MOLLO 6H LAT“ superior in
quality to any or candy. no titular
who makes it or. what's its price. M:
ways glad to move it with free salo-
plos. ls loses st due. “a. dds. dds
and $1.60.
IIIRLY DATE. AND Fla! in
ass isrs. lam. clean and fresh.
rico as. Jar. . D
Hill HOIIHOUNO oaor‘s’. Made
from borehouud herb and cane sugar.
Thar. is nothing better for it hacking
"Mill and irritated throat. 5c lag.
m rasscsiniou areas.
Tslsphons Call, 15-2.
All Coeds Oslivsmi PM 0' Mimi
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL s'l‘itlum‘p 10:10 a. m.—-Pri-
cos of stocks started higher than last
night. with a brisk buying demand in
various parts of the list. United
Statssc Steel opened with sales of
8.000 shares at 33%. and 36. compared
With 33% Im night. St. Paul f0”
1%. National Lead 2%. Union Pscltlc.
Pacino Mall and Brooklyn Transit l.
and Northern Pacific. Canadian Paci-
dc. American locomotive. Colorado
Fuel and l-lloes Sheffield Steel largo
fractions.
WALL STREET. (‘ioan-Jl‘he mar-
ket closed only. The market turned
dull and heavy late in the session. Dis-
position io realise profits was partly
responsible. Home active stocks rec
ceded to below last night.
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CASTOTIIA
For Infants and Children.
iii [iii in lint Alvin tutti
Basra tits
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MONEV WAS NOT MA. FIRMS."
The 804 Witch sneak Thieves Got Is- .
longed to His Daughter.
Charm .l. Ferris stutud this morn-
ing that the thieves which entered his
Westptirt avenue home yesterday. as
was told in Tim Sentinel. did not take
the 884 from hint, but from his daugh-
r.
He said that the thieves took that
room, lbs-n went in his room and so
cured 83' from his desk. and then went
to the apartments of George Ruby and
secured to more.
A peculiar thing about the affair Is
that there was a gold watch and other
Jewelry in the stone drawn with the
money taken from Miss Ferris‘ room.
and oom- oi ‘this was taken.
The mutter was reported to the po-
lice yesterday. and Captain llunt went
over to investignio the matter, but so
far has disruvvvrod no trim to uni thief
or thieves.
AWNING DAMAGED BY FIRE.
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Lighted Cigarette Supposed to Have
Started lists at Gatsly d.
Irennao's.
An awning over the ilntcly nud
Brennan store, in South Main street.
was so badly damaged by firt- yester-
day aiiornoon at 3.30 o'clock that it
was rendered a wreck. The origin of
the blaze is unknown positively, al-
though it is supposed to have been
caused by a lighted cigarette. Harry
shcldon. who happened to be passing.
discovered the fire and notified Nana-
grr James Gilligan. of the Gatsiy anti
Bronson store. The two. with the os-
sislanci- oi sew-nil others in tho viri-
NORWALK LICENSE HIARINOJN
MARCH 30.
The trust hearing by the county
commissioners on the retnonittrance
against granting a license to Hon. M.
.l. Houilhan. or Nowiown, will be heard
on April 6. Attorney P. l. Wilder.
who represents the romonstrntorii, will
present his evidence to show that a
lltrehso should not be issued to the all-
plicaht. it is understood that sum"
interesting evidence will come to llrht.
The commissioners will hold a beam:
on the rsmonstrsnco psi Anions
measure. of Woodward avenue, .soutli
Nomnlk. on the 30th inst.
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OVII IIVII WHOOL VIDITING
DAV
The fiver ltiver school will be clots
ed all day Monday, as this will be the
‘ annual vistti do of the teachers. it
is probable t at {Winston Frank W.
Granny and tho tsachsrs will visit
schools out of town. .
Kinsey's mastitis Cough Syrup
sets costly yet promptly on the howols
and all ya istianitsatlos at tits stuns
gas. t is pleasant to take. hold by
Oil!
on Massey sad Tits drug:
"Gibbs-dials. sunshine. slut and
snow all is this day. isn't the weather
villainous? L
“libs-Willamette not this weld:
it‘s vaudwllWMOl Trust»
oript . . .
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“It”. l1"! A CONTROLLING m-
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Saturday inn,
Unsurpassed Flour Sale.
amount of iuoncy front his daughter's .
sock“ multivitamins-ciao. was
woulddoweiltolookatourlineofssiapls‘
inset ,
‘ Beautifulpatteraswliiebwentakeupiopleau"...
snyspeclslldesastocatsnd thsautonier‘
mes. They costno more steady-made,
' ' $18.00 to $35.00.
New Spring Suits are in also.
We are showihg new Derbics and theltaad-
sotnest and snappiest line of Neckwcar in town. ‘
PBIGE’S CLOTHING slots.
HEAD T0 roorr OUTFl'l'l'EltS. > g
93 WashingtonSt. ‘ South Norwslkt .
PM. “5-5.
= it P. BULLETIN:
cmuouorrusa's nous.
cksunnoruns's nous.
summertime-mun, best milled. 7 lb. bag, .
cmunnorssit's noun, best milled, 3 i.-2.'ib. bag. . .
Try one Bag of the Flour and it will convince you
that it is the Best on the Market. ~
best milled. abarrel. ‘- “no.
heat milled. 24 14 lb. bag. as
’ 44 WALL STREET. NORWALK; ’ ‘
INCORPORATED 1849. ‘
Deposits over - . - -. $3,525,000.00;
, ‘ DIRECTORS. . ‘ ..
WILLIAM A. courts
moses H. swim
LEWIS c, osssu .
usunv r. consstiltu
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GEORGE M. HOLMES
STEPHEN H. HOLMED
FREDERICK A. ELLO
FLOYD 1'. KUDOOE
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Sitpérphosphate ”of Lime. Potato j Ferii
Complete Fertilizer, Ground Bone, .
Land Plaster. Air-Slashed Lime. Uideached Ashes. Nitrate of Soddl
Muriel of Potash. Mlpcs' Fertilisers. Barn Yard ‘
Manure. Five Thousand Dean Poles. Plowing. ; ,.
' narrowing. Gardening. Grading.
Raymond Bros
it Mnatul anlt
Buy where your dollar gets the most ” value; when you.
the best goods for tho monayu-btiy here. We includs in
Specials your. every-day necessities and not showers goods,
WARRANTED FRESH E008... "for
VERMONT CREAMERY BUTTER
FRESH MADE RUSSET SWEET CIDER. gal. .‘...........
NATIVE RED ONIONS qt. 5c; pk,
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Louie Joaeloflf,
12 North Main “mt. 7st. can. use. “worn ltd
out. ms GALA-"id. " as it sit-tas- in
Win." he cried, "I'll a cloth. sad it is per.” Id“
i sits ' tbs ad
Iiy voca pxroud iphidss. to which
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"who'd. m i" All! abs shoslt
"i singly chisel in your callus." its-I
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Norwalk Chronicler