rag. . . L! Dill. ‘ LANE’S \ “ 51 Washington seen. i. . I . . .m = Mullen on Will ""36 communicating with The telephone please do it in "II! uwalla-«titlith regard to business, all m: 'with regard to news. all no. if they will kindly do so, it will greatly convenience this cities and so- dim fittin' prompt attention. WTHER FORECAST. For Norwaik and vicinity: Cloudy and, rainy tonight and Tuesday. A 'distufltauco is control this morniiig over Lake Superior. it is producing ‘msidemble cloudy weather with light local rains in the Mississippi Valley and the Lake region. The tempera- ture is mild in all sections. Condi~ that favor for this vicinity generally cidudy and unsettled weather with oc- Mosul light showers. 'l‘ho tempera. turn will continue above freezing. I“-jl;n:-:-‘-,I:olo:-'o n a . .A. . Mrs. S. J. iiartwick is ill of pneu- monia other home in lianford Place. A bowling alley is to be establish- ahortiy in the basement of the bionic building. . Miss Mabel Halsey, Di Bridgeport. was a guest over Sunday of Miss Nina - Zeluif, of Concord street. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. William P. Beers of Elmorest attended the theatre in New York City, Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. G. Arthur Knapp, of 'Main street, Norwaik were guests of Bridgeport friends yesterday. Mrs. Smith Northrop and daughter. Miss iiiunche Northrop, of Main street Norwnik, nwore guests of friends ill I‘nirlleid, yesterday. General Russell Frost is in Bridse port, today, attending a lunch at the Univerait Club, given by Superior Court Ju ge George'w. Wheeler. George Hyatt, of Main street, Nor- waik, a welioiulown Norwallt molder. is rejoicing over the arrival of a young son in his home. The mother and child are doing nicely. Douglas Fowler Poet, G. A. it, of South Norwaiit, intends «to make ar« - rangements at a meeting to be held this evening to celebrate Lee’s surren- der. 48 years ago in April. John Brady, for drunkeness and vu- graucy, was, before Judge Taylor in the Norwalk town court this morning, hilt sentence was suspended with the understanding that he at once gets out of town. Robert Powers, for being drunk, wns before Jud Taylor this morning. and the case tinned until this after- noon to permltlof his record being looked up, as he has been before the court on numerous other occasions. Through an error it has been stated that the board of estimate and iam- tion would meet this evening. There will he no further meetings of the board until Monday evening. April ii, when the tax will be formally laid. it. Emmett Donneily. the well- known Bridgeport baseball player, who has played frequently with the Nor walks, has signed up for the season with the Lancaster, Ponn., team of tho 'l‘rl-Slato Lennie. Bill's many friends are sure that he will make good. Several of the local troiicymen in- : tend to go to Bridgeport this evening, lillil attend the smoker given by the Irollcymen in that place. in the dele- Ilalion'vriil be William Gpifney, Earl (inrneid Charles Franks, Prank Haw- kins Cole. irisweilyn Thomas Brady and others. ’l'tihightat the armory will he played the great. basketball Same between llnnhllry and Company If A special train will bring tho Dunbltry enthu- hint-Its down to Norwaik. The non llama In tho series was Piiyi‘d In , l‘Ianlmry. and resulted in a victory for tho butters. ' The town bourd of school visitors[ will hold a special meeting tomorrow, night at the oilico of the selections "3' Norwalk, when among dictum"! in no: lirgiight up. Ila We stated it'lll‘bgw lie rs am a M . ruining of flowchart! of III! ”lion and scientific «osmi- 0‘ W "‘h school to tlldl W W I" state board of education, the children!!! school on not school and 0th”, Ill-:llfll‘li . W “" a ,. WI HAVI “I" flfllWID A III!" ‘Wfl' roam notion ironstone. rs wan-mm at. Tel. rm. Puritan Cough Syrup IorWa’ndilpidt. ‘ m ANDERSON '3 Launch Works. boathaule‘aaston m nun *9 plank. All kind-or work. launches oral aim built to order In competent. . Oystorlltoll Point. Home”: ”WWW“... Miss Sadie Cargill spent yesterday with friendo in Stamford. Harry T. been, of Westport, has pur' chased a Model N Ford automobile. The Dramatic Group of the Trinity Men's Club will have a rehearsal this evening at the club in connection ‘wlth the general slow- ing up, it might be worth while to Inigo: is” history but a better quality. -- uc hum Fire box No. 54,” which is located in Chestnut street, Norwaik, was test- ed this noon, and was found to be in good order. P. H. Nolan was able to resume his duties at Giendening’n drug store this momlng after an illness at his home in Spring Hill. Professor H. J, Smy‘the took a little walking trip up to South Not-walk from Stamford, yesterday, called on some friends and then returned. The moving pictures at lioyt’s Theatre Saturday were some of the best ever seen here. The vaudeville and illustrated songa were ckcelieut. Col. E H. Motherson‘s new autumn biio is all ready for him at the factory in Bridgeport but the car will not be brought to Norwaik until the weather improves The funeral of John F. Eek was held yesterday alternoon from the resi- dence of his'aon in First street, East Norwuik. Burial occurred at the East Norwalk Cemetery. A barge load of 500 tons of coal has been unloaded in Bishop (iv. Lynell‘ new coal pocket, the automatic cars which carry the coal into the intckei working to perfection. at M William s. Andrews, of France street, Norwaik. has sold his place to a New York party. landfill; and his family expect to move to New York city in the near future. church will be held Tuesday evening. instead of Wednesday as usual. The service will be in charge of Father Morrissey, of Greenwich. A force of men of the Western Union Telegraph Company resumed the work of installing the electric time clocks in Norwaik this morning, and will prob ably finish the work today. The quarterly conference of the Nor- waik Methodist. (lhurch was held yell- terday morning at 9: 30 o'.ciock The conference was in charge of Rev. J. id. Adams, of Stamford. Rev. Dr. Adams also preached at the i0: 30 service. The final game in the Mayflower Did Well pool tournament did not come to a close Saturday night as antici noted. William McPherson and Wil iiam Wicke were supposed to play the“ final game but did not get together J. V. Kocler wishes The Sentinel to deny the report that the wet witsb laundry in Raymond street has been discontinued. Mr. Keeier states that while it is true that .l L La Fountain' a services have been distinued, the fault dry has not been. Iobu Malone, the well known Nor walk feed dealer, was when to the hos pitui Saturday afternoon suffering from appendicitis and Saturday night underwent an operation, which was performed by Dr William J. Tracey. fliiiiililted by Dr A. N. Clark and Dr. II‘ Home" Mr Malone is believed to ill! doing nicely The work on the new town high school building continues to advance rapidly. The building has been on tirely enclosed for some time. Cot- crings have been placed over the win down The two big boners which are ID that the building have arrived at the lubool and will be installed abort- ly. . Though the weather was not very slunuwry yesterday. quite a number of people from The Norwaiks went down to the shore. yesterday. particu- larly Ilorlon'll Point, the home of the new Norwnlk Country Club. and ileum Point limit of those place» were of special interest. on account of the fact .tbst the management of both has oolupiolaiy changed. mm... nummwmmt Base "'Ball Goods. Easter Post Cards. Mepilisto, At COLEMAN’S saws mils. . 110%."an MW mmAlWa WMWM The Lenten service at St. Mary's ’ wearing. \ Buck Shad, Roe Shad, Cod. x Bluefish, Haddock, Escaliops, Long Clams, Read and Furnihings. The highest-paid deal ; the patterns: the most aid led cutters out the cloths; . ; specialist tailors make the clothes in light. bright. ; healthy worbooms ' Result: The finest ready-towns: clothes that can be made. Varsity Suits in brown, olive, gray and blue, newest stripe effects; also black, 31o to 330. SOUTH NORWALK. SHAD. ' ' .FREE DELIVERY. Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market . . .........w .. .n-... w... m. a... ..,.. ..... wwn—mwm u...» .. when you are, m." A._ . 60 DD FOOD is essential to the good hraiih of man or animal - grades of OATS that i would not feed to my horses because of their indifferent quuiity. Some are light weightn-and the value of oats depends considerably upon the weight of the gonna—some are 0! color, weather stainedmnotne are full of dirt, chaff and seeds. Gon- sequently I do not buy them and offer to you to give your animals. Oceanionuiiy a "cut" price In ny tempt you to try outs from any old Whore. never very grunt and more often bad.1'lm best results for the least. money are not always to ho attained by burial I! "SO lowest price per bushel or ton. Quality counts for lulrllethlng.l Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL TORO HATCH. l ”0‘ o o o o a o o a a o o D . $10 to $30 We the way‘ our Clothing in mode II WEI! as 4 what it’s made of that makes it worth buying and patch pockets. sleeve culls and other innovations; also Oxford and black coats: ho to Sag. along with Spring Hats l. l i i i i i i l l i i i f j Varsity Spring Overcoata in brown and guy. i i i There are many in the country drafts “outta“ Base, Bali Hoods NOW annoy William P. Beers’ , aoou AMrAriouznv stones. 5 souru MAIN eraser. 49 WALL "our. M~~_w.nu———» Mm“ «a...» .... ...~........ “Lawn...” m4- ... no, SHAD. ' ND "WALK. 14c lb 18c lb 12c lb “120 lb 8c ib 50c qt 30¢ qt roost I03. GOOD SIZE .Arrill: Safe Deposit BOXES “Are $4 a Year So. Norwaik Trust Co. “"m liyonrclltawcllepotitlos, burgltrsndiiresnmr worrymandyonknowilstwhcrsyonrrfiabiuan. 'l ‘ '. ' , and qualities of tooth brushes, so that . ruled l5 lower, but the list generally ' class III] Brushes The "Wear Well" is the name of s new tooth brush that is becomins bowl-r. Settle shape and mm! appearance as the Prophylactic brush. The “War Well" in a guarsnr lotto brush and com :5 Wu. We have dozens'ofr dinerent all/lei" we can suit everyone. Host of our brushes are gllarantoed. which means a new one free of charge if the that purchase is not sat- lsfactory. Prim ion to 50¢. . ill Bimini Pillilillii, Till! Plltaliflimi 81'0". Telapliono Call, In All Goods Delivered Fm of cums. roosvmiu'h'i'llnl. STREET. WALL amour, 10:l0 a. m.~—lmal stocks were not much influenced by the irregularity and heaviness of the London market and a number of the important leaders blade good advent:- es, These ranged up to 155 in Amati! can Sugar and Consolidated Gas and a point in American Locomotive, Na- tional Lead and Great Northern Ore Certificates. Atcbison and Reading sold at an improvement. with a block of 5,500 shares of United States Steel changing hands at from 43% to 34%. WALL STREET. ii a. m.——'l'he more. meat of prices became very‘confused. heavy sales of the standard railroad stocks occurring under cover of the sustained strength of the lode-trials. As a result of these diverse move ments American Sugar was bid up four points. American Locomotive 2%. National Land 2%, Canadian Pacific and American fillet Sugar 1% and Great Noxthfl‘rn pfd" Wheeling and Lake Erie First aid. and Hocking Coal l to i". Meanwhile ill Paul, Read- ing, Union Pacific and Norfolk and Western were hammered down a pointl and other repreuenluilre railroads consldornbic fractions. Before ll o'- clock rl‘alizalion began in strong in' duatriais. null thinwhole mill‘lll'i be come heavy. WALL STREET, Noon-«The de- pression in the market was overcome when the bull» started a campaign in Canadian Pacific and the Hill stocks. All of the Yavorites were bought on a rising ncaie, but the demand for most of the railroad stocks waned when they had got to about Saturday's clos~ ins. The tumour rise in American Sonar was attributed to the favors, bio annlnli statement. which also was Pu Ln our PRICE LEADERS. ‘ . re rd a pound ........... ,‘ltlo Iona Peas, a can Pull Cream Cheese «a n ..... M ”unumunnk Beechnllt Bacon, II my} ...... g Grandmothers of QM", . Millers Irish Marmalade a jar . 15.: ”ma!” ' "W .Matches large box ............... 3o wmmwfldwemw: please astoclltmdstylethecsslcnlor es. Theyoostnonloretilanaready-nlade $1800 to 335..00 New Spring Suits are in also. Sull— ‘4 We are showingnewllerbiesandthehand- sonlestandsnoppiestihleofNeckwearintown. HEAD T0 F001 00"" lmf‘ 98 Washington St» rm 1555. I II In in hill on '0' WEEK GOMMINDINO Honest merchandising Nita tho-to and ex ulna roman W aor.ruco.immnumau7ol. "I the Extra Stamps and Cut Price Leaders Every Dotti-wold 30 Stamps with 1 lb Coffee ..... . 35¢ 50 Stem s with! 1 lb. Tea at ~' 25 Stamps with 1 lb Coffee ...... 30c 40 Stamga with, 1 lb. Tao It. 2.; no 20 Stamps with 1 lb Coffee ...... 2&6 25 Stamp. with. 1 lb. '1'“ It on.» III Stamps with i lb. Carlee ...... one 20 Stamps with .1 lb. Tea. at "up A. d: P Condensed Milk. s can .. I“ zxraa arms-s wml GROCERIBG. ' 00 Stamps with 1 large can A. d: P. 25 Sta lib 1 Mt. Ext ‘ B Powder .................... 60c 10 Ste It!) 1 pkg. MID:gt w ill“ tthumps with 1 pkg. Currants, Borax at ....... .........'..' ......................... .. 12¢ 10 Siam with 1 can Sum 10 stamps with 1 hot. yinegar at 10c dines glut . ..... .mm to Stamps with l bot Malt Ex— 10 stamps with a pkgs. A. & mtrsm;x "£1.51 ...... Pl ...... t" g: Corn Starch, Mil . .......... s can urns a lo Stain with it ' 4 lomsiuuspat with i can Snyder's Spaghewta at . ”syn???" ans a .................... 0o 20 Stun wi ' 15 Stamps with i can Snyder's Beans!"..,‘.h.:1..(f“.l Snyder’s?“ Bonus at .................... 15c 10 Stamps with 1 hot. Extract at m Nation's “crown" and Home of For. Food the first detailed reporr of the com. pnny’s owraiions ever fllfldt‘l public. Bonds were irregular. WALL STREET. 1 p. lll.~1'ho strong, demand for stocks again arose, and a number of stocks which had hung back in the forenoon were lifted into prom- .inlvnce. especially the Harrinlan group. The most subatantial mine were rcsiir lured in the filli'dilllicfl. but the general temporal spwulntion was constant. FEDERATION OF LABOR ENJOIN- ED. u“ Permanent Injuetion Against Interfer- ing With locks Stove Company. WASi-ilfltmlh'. March 23.—-The Amd'irnn Federation of Labor and President (tempers and others onthnt organisation were permanently enioin] ed from "conspiring, agreeing or corn- blning to restrain, obstruct or destroy" the outlines or the Bucks stove and Range Company. in a decision render» ed by Chief Justite Clahaugh, of the Supreme court of tha'district of Co iumbin today, milking permanent the“ tempornr injunction of Justice Gould main or Pollen. on in that case. The Federation II I: unset immediately noted no appeal to the district court of appeals. Today' s decision bars the Federation: from in any manner cull- ing the attention of the public to the Bucks Company, or its business or products and also bars the Federation from placing the cmnpany on the "on fair list" or from stating that the corn Sony's products should not be pnr chased either in Mluouri or anywhere else cONCOID OFFICIAL. DO NOT KNOW IIIVIIOLDI. CONCORD. Mm.. March zti.«-A search of records at the State Reform story here and those of the limbs» sells Prison commission failed to dis- ll. Reynolds." the Mir h , Conn. police believed belonged to a man stream! in Its-lord yesterday for alleged them in New Flam and New York. WW ‘ wow v‘osit sou-nos. lolly Wood"! lawman state chairman Product; Foil Weight and Honest Trading. iii it Atlantic & Pacifism ii 124 “Washington St, South Namath. 7N"- Fm Delivery. Norwalk Savings Society, 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. ‘ INCORPORA‘I'ED ms. Deposits over . . - 53 525,000. 00" DIRECTORS. GEORGE M. HOLMES WILLIAM A. CUR". I‘YIPHEN H. ”OI-ME. ,t MOSES H. DLDVI‘K FREDERICK A. ELL. LEV"! Q, fill!“ FLOYD 1'. IUOCOI " .. HENRY f. COLIN” .. Superpllospilate of lime, Potato Fertilizer Complete Fertilizer, Ground Bone, . Load Platter, Air-Slack“! to», Unleashed Ashes. some of soda. um of malt. Maw Fertiliurs. Barn res Manure. Five'l'ilotlsand Bean Poles. "Will. Borrowing, mm. Grading ‘ Raymond 31‘ . A Mutual Benefit... Buy when your doii'ar gets the most value: when” theboatgoods forthamonoy—buy here. Wehtelltdo” Specials your ovary-day Wilesantluotm WARRANT” Ffim‘h m-sovrcrsooovoo'wvcsoo Wm VERMONT cmmx‘v ”T1.“ t'stl'OOICOontildot" FRESH “ADE noun SWEET, CIDER, (II- ........~. "Arwnunoulou.opsalvofaocrcosnvloovo “”95”, Louis Jeooloff, I ”WWW Vii-“hm Yourliiilais in The r
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