Tm ,,,,,,, w“Nair "Boxes ...e;....... I .r .. ”l. s : ‘ . ,LANE’S ' 51' Wailington Shoct.‘ -.- n.s..‘_.‘s,-,s.s l,l,l,l_l.l.l‘l‘l. ...-‘-. _-. ._———.—— no Nautilus. Will these communicating with The lsotlnol by telephone please do it in this in l—wltb regard to business. call I with regard to news. all m. If they will kindly do so, it will greatly convenience this oillcs and so cars more prompt attention. WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwaik and vicinity: Partly cloudy and colder tonight. Saturday fsir. The disturbance that was cen- tral in the Lake region yesterday morning has moved eastward and is new central near itiastport, Me. it is producing cloudy weather with light rain in the eastern portion of the Lake region and northern New England. A welbdellned storm area was central this morning near Denver. Colo. The temperatures are high in the southern and low In the northern sections. Tho lowest temperature reported was 16 degrees below zero at Minnedosa. Con~ dltiong favor for this vicinity partly cloudy weather with lower tempera- urea. Fresh'chocolates for Saturday and Sunday only 29¢: per; pound, at E. w. Kelley, Jr's. ‘ .~—Latest‘Soft l'iats. O'Brien. =F'lfteen home laid eggs for 25¢ is what the United Grocery Companyis oilering. Can “-you beat it? -Special for Eat. & Mon: Gent's. Ladies‘ and Children’s ticsiery. M. S. Smith & Co. ‘ . . Miss Elisa Davis will entertain the B. G. Club at her home in Wilton avo- nue, Norwalk, this evnlng. Tomorrow will be the biggest day of the Anniversary week at the Boston Store. Read the adv. and note the bargains oilered. ~Pork C pa. 12W! lb.; Sausage, 10c. Hayes Mitt. The last subscription concert will be given by Mrs. Newkirk in Lock- wood's Hail. Nor-walk, Wednesday evening, April 8th. . The Oflicers' Association of the Nor- walk Fire Department will hold a business meeting at the headquarters in Main street, tonight. -8pocial sale of Tin Ware, Satur- day. ii. Germain a. C0. \ Smart'styies in hosiery at Road's. This is to be season of lndivid ilsm in hosiery and their store is s ocked to meet the manyndcmands. ’ —Latest style Derbies. O'Brien. Sarah Charles, of East Norwalk. is attending the forty-second anniversary of the international Order of Good Templars of Pequonnock Lodge, at Brdinwt today. -l"rssh Spinach, 25c pk. I“. D. Lawton t Co. Willis H. Belleck advises you to make your selection of spring suits now and avoid the rush at Easter. lie has an excellent display. The adv. will tell you about them. ——C. t K. Spring Hats. 0'llrlen. l’onaasus (launch, it. A.. and Sher- man Council, It. A» of South Nor-walk. will play tit. fiat game in a tourna- ment of carpdt sum tomorrow even- ing It the rooms of teens-m Council, in Norwallt. —Bpeeial for Saturday: A large and well selected stock of Corset Covers. 25c upward. M. S. Smith a Go. -i'eorless I'lour. 75c bag. i‘. I). Lawton E Co. . . Captain L. B. Ilim. llitnh ()lm in- lilllll'y. is spendinga few days with his sister-in-law, Mrs. A. A. Graham. prior to his de rtliro on a trip to Europe. linptaln line is accompanied by his wile and daughter. .Agnos. the latter lmvln preview» made two trips abroad studying music and art. «Latest Spring Caps. 0'lirien. A. B. (iregtwy. whose grocery store Was burned to tho ground a tow Weeks ago in Ombul'nllsa purchased llic store formerly owned .by Charles It. Gregory. in Newton avenue. and is moving the goods which were saved llllo the new quarters. when he will 74 mailman at. . Fail interaction My mutated b! TAYLOR & GOLDEN. soaarv scans rusmsaso. TOL I‘ll. USE BAXTER'S Puritan Cough ~ Syrup . new m mill-791's Launch Works. 13°: we not up“ and ready to All kinds d repair wort. uncles at at sins built to order by competent workman. Oyster Shall Polar. Harwell: The Hatch and Bailey Lumbertlom- Dflnl’. is tailing inventory this week. Miss Anna Erickson.’of Bridgeport. is spending a tow days with friends in town. ~New Wail Papers at iieatty's. C. u Glover, who is ill at his home in Grand street. Norwalk. remains about the same. Lieutenant Howard N. Godfrey is enjoying a vacation irom his duties on the trolley line today. John Malone is progressing nicely at the Norwaik Hospital, where he was taken in a hu/ry Saturday to undergo an operation for appendicitis. —Ai Flour The bag. as. Mead & Co. The Rev. Hugh 8. Carpenter, pastor o! the South Norwalk Baptist Church. will deliver a lecture in Danbury, this evening. Mrs. James booth and Miss Mar- garet Walsh.’of Providence, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hayes, of heiden avenue. Clinton Commandery will hold 3 quarters in Wall street. Norwalk. The Templar degree will he conferred. ~Umbrellas. Umbrellas. O'Brien. The Yannlgan basketball team of Bangatuck. which was to have played .the Rippowams of Norwailt at the ar- mory last night failed to put in their appearance. Everett ll. Allen, who is now in the advertising business in New York. spent' last night at his home in East Norwnlll. and called on a number of friends about town. Charles Ts. Barker has decided to have 38 inch wheels on his new Pope- Hartford runabout, and will have the tires interchangeable with his big sixty horse power Thomas i'iyer. if you need a suit and a suit ease you can get both for the price of one at Galeiy I: Brennan's. Their adv. in this issue will tell you all about the plan. They will trust you so you don't have to have cash to take advantage at this oiier. -—Lateat Spring Derbies. O‘llrion. A number of the residents of the Cilty of South Norwailt went over to East Norwaik last night amLattt-mled the Fire District meeting. at which it was decided to have electrically light. on streets by means of the district's own distributing system. A joint meeting of the board or school visitors and the selectmou will be held this ebeniug at the oiliee of the latter in Norwaik to prepare esti- mates of the cost of running the schools oi the town during the com- ing year. which will be submitted to the board of estimate and taxation. -—iiutter. 29c lb. H. E. Mead & Co. George ll. Voaburgh, trustee for the bankrupt estate of Max i.. Rosco. gave his preliminary account yesterday be- fore Referee in Bankruptcy .lohn W. Hanks. in Bridgeport. ' sterday. it appears that all oi the , red will be paid and that a dividen n unsecured‘ claims will be declared. Many people of Norwalk are watch. ing with interest the operation of the painting the Norwaik Congregational Church steeple. The whole structure will be given two coats of whltopalnt. .Iohn Hedslrom, of Bridgeport. has the contract and has a. large force oi men at work. The lower part of the build- ing has received nearly all tho that coat. and there are three men at work on the steeple. —-i.largains at the llelnnunt Counter for Sat. & Men. M. S. ilmllh & Co. The Farther Lights Society. of lhc Booth Norwalit Baptist Church. has planned an interesting session for this evening at the church. The topic for debate will he Resolved, That. the Chinese Are Better Equipped for [too- lnomlc Competition in the Twentieth '(leninry Than Are the Anglo-liaisons. The lodge of the debate will be ii. P. Morgan. Mills Elsie Decker will lead the meeting, wAl Flour The bag. ill-l. Mead E (To. lv‘rederiell Pardon. the Norwslk man lti'i'flllltld on a. charge of stealing a pair of tongs owned by lbsn Hill slid Thomas Hendricks. was lined all and coals. yesterday. by Jud o Joseph ll. llcgln business as soon as possible. lie intends to mail. till! ohaa es and put on an addition-all its w ll also build a large barn. ~l'mh 3““ lb l" I” F' D' l good record and a great deal at sym- lawlon A Go. > ' pathy was given the man. II is slated Arthur a. room. no ct Air. and that he has bad a hard struggle to get Mrs. Robert Pearson of Ipri “I‘M. along since tile advent of t a hard who has been in tin u stat-- limos. Navy as a machinist is! several _ months. has m an any] on tits sow battleship flow museum. 4‘ This vessel has been not at it: ‘ . ’ league Nsv Yard, and well nos: week £100 tho it In Navy Yard. when ”P mammary“ ldr. ’ o a so . . ills heave is Iooll . will re: amt- 250, Taylor. the total costs 0 the case to Pal-doe being ”.14. A South Norwalll luminous man ”out up the money for him and he was released. The Norwaik police reported that Pardon had a . Eater Poll , lAt saws areas. special conelave this evening at their , COLEMAN” 's , Suits. and ovel'COatsi $10 to$50+ * , It's the way our Clothing is made. as well as. what it's roads of. that makes it worth, buying and wearing. " . The bl t-paid desifiner in the country drafts the pattc ;tho most slti ed cutters cut the cloths; specialist tailors make the clothes in light. bright, v healthy workroom. . _ Result: The finest rcady-to-wcar clothes that can be made. .Varslt Suits in brown. olive, gray and blue, newest a pa eficcts; also black. 8:0 to 830. Varsity Spring ‘Ovorcoats in brown and "gray, patch pockets. sleeve culls and other innovations; also Oxford and black coats; 8:0 to $25. . Read when you are, aion with S rl Hats and F gs. g 9 ug l I EXTRAVAGANCI “my lie in paying too much for a thing or in paying too it e. if you buy oalalor less than we ask. you‘ll not get as good quality—that's poor economy. if you pay more. you pay too much, for we sell the best there is. The same rule applies to our Home lilround Products. Meal, Cracked Corn and Horse and Dairy t‘ccd. Buy Oats Theta Clsao. Bate “Ball “toads . NOW humor l William P. Beers’ soox aao ITATIONIRY sroriss. 5 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK- M...— ”m -0»..- Weélp “rt Smelt! s GI WALL OTIIITI NOBWALK. 14c lb 18c lb 10c lb Buck Shad, illoe .Shad, orgies, . Bluefish, . Haddock, Mackerel, Escalio s, Long lams, . Lobsters for Saturday.- rass owvsav. 'PHONE 108. 15c lb 50c at O O O I on SIZE ‘ Are $4 a Year .4 i, ATTIIE . If” 12c lb 8c lb 30c qt utbiii’s Bridge Fish Market. SaleDepositBoxes H CW W...‘ as: Deposit lies. which“ saver not Salurdau Bandit. ll 29c Box. : being the same good quality and nine-- lately trash ever time you buy. rue Apollo caooourss. The choicest confections which candy expertsvcan produce. APOLLO CHOOOLATII. Distinctive. Pounds. one; Hair Pounds. APOLLO CHOCOLATIO, Criterion. Peon ace; l-l Pounds. 000 “mm" . W...” and was. OPIA APOLLO (H'IOOOLATI.1 mars. 0o emu APOLLO Oivasshlomd Otloh can?" 160 of APOLLO Crystallzsd Ginger. the and ZScPIcknpo APOLLO Maple Walnuts. loo Package APOLLOOoIIso Pecans. to: new IIIILY FIOO ANO OATII., as: .lal‘ lllli tidal Pharmacy, 1’"! PIIIOIIPTION "0nd. Telephone Osll. 16-2. All Goods Delivered Pros of charge. I O OIIION AOAINO‘I’ M'OLUII'O. aw YORK, March ill—Emmanuel L. Phillips. president of the Union Refrigerator Transit Company, of Mll- wauitee, was awarded damages 0! till.- 000 by Jury in the United States Cir- cult Court today in his suit against the McClure Publishing Company. The suit was based upon alleged libelous statements in which it was charged that Mr. Phillips' company had re. ceived unlawful commissions. WANTS ussoaa lNVlO‘i‘IOATID. BOSTON, March 27,—Attorneyvlien- eral Dana Malone appured before the full bench of the Massachusetts till- motlon that the court give an immed- iate bearing on the constitutionality and legality of the proledsed merger ol the .\'. Y.. N. ".1 ii. and the Bos- ton & Maine railroad systems. Chief Justice Knowleton said he would try to arrange for a special hearing at an early flnie. Garden Tools, Plows, Farming implements. Paints. Oils. Varnish. and everything you need ior Spring. “Got in line" and let us do your Lawn Mower Sharpening and Repair- ing now before the "rush aednun" is on. Norwalk Hardware Co shop Rear 11 Wall St. 30 Main St. 'Pboos. 1i“ i r ‘ FOLLOW THE CROWD and you will find that we're always selling AT(30181.. THE SAME OLD SPOT! M9 Wuldagtoa St. TheFerrisCoalCo. i~ i WY! “ ..o . _..Wumm ‘ t Sims Tboeoaatrsctlosoltbsbum 5M Demands a Shot Iiado on amen principles. no the Modem Methods Ooottooar s tkswabmsltbsloliow- are“ us» mu.“ promo Court today and submitted a ' or“... I PRICES”. T he Man aeekblglndlvldudityalidstyloio wodddowcllmlookatoor labrlcs. . WWMwerukew anyspocidldca‘ltocotand dashes. ’i‘hcycoslnornore W ., $18.00 to ssaoo. . . . NewSprlngSultsare'nalao. Weareshowingoewberbicssodthchsnd' sorncstandsnappiestliaeollledtwwintown. Pilillil’l GLOTHING lull ; HEADTOFOOT 0mm. 98WashingtonSL. ‘ insures-s. South i. it m m an on row want ooamwucmo MONDAY, MARCH 23d. Honda merchandising tall. the ate and explains the nouns why M A. A P. Tea Co. has been so success ul. - Extra 5mm a. Cat Price Leaders Every Day'i'ilisWesk. 50 Stamp. with 1 lb. Tea at u. 40 Stamps with 1 lb. To. It n... 26 Stamp: with 1 lb. To. at .n.” 20 stamps with 1 lb. Tea at our; so Stamp. with 1 lb. Coffee ...... 356 25 Stamps with 1 lb, Coflee . 30¢ 20 Stamps with i lb. Colon . 28: ii) Stamps with i in. Coils-e . . 20o CUT PRICI- LIAOIII. for hard. ahponnd ............ I: lean Peas, a can ............... ‘ ‘u i Cream nose, I pmmd ..... l n r o". Beet-hunt Bacon. a Jar .......... 23c 6' uglzotohers or Quaker .1“ Miller‘s lrish ”"1”th a jar ’ the on g . ...... ................ Matches, large box ............... 3: A. i P. Condensed ”ilk, I all n sxrss cranes WITH “final”. to Stamps with 1 large can A. h P. 25 Stamp. with 1 hot. Extracts,” 8. Powder .................... so: to Stamps with 1 pkg. luio Toa- ' ill Stamps with 1 pkg. Currants, Borax at . ...... . at ........... . ...... . ........ m to Stamps with 1 can serous lar- ‘ iii Stamps with i bot. Vinegar at 106 dines at .... 1‘1 10 Stamps with 1 hot. Malt Ex- )0 Stamps with 2 pkg. A. t R ‘ ' tract, or ................. 10c Corn Starch. each ........... . to stamps with i can Pinata at . 20¢ 10 Steam with 1 pkg. Macaroni a" " io Stamps with 1 can Snyder's Spaghetti at .................. Beans .z ..................... iii: 20 Btatnps with r can some. I. 1?» Stamps with i can Snyder's Beans at .......... . ......... Bonus at. ............. 15c 10 Stamps with!bot.htnctat,_ Nation's Otorskospor and H of Pan Putt ' Products. Poll Weight and ill ll. llliiilllll ' . r 124 Washington "a .00"! “milk. Tel. NO. ‘ I’m DOING". . "Norwalk Savings Society. 44 WALL STREET. NORWALK. lacoaroaarso ms. Deposits over - - - $3,525.00 pancreas. WILLIAM A. GUN". "00!. H. OW‘I LIWIO O, 0““ HINIV 7. 00L! 0" 0.00 I" r OIOIOI M. HOLMIO STIPHIN H. HOLIIO PIIDIIIOK A. ILL. PLOVD T. RUM! W... .. o. n...- * m...- rm. ~ te Fertilizer” , Ground Bone, .ummummmum. MPMIIW'MMMYII _ declined on. loads were . 7 room or wau. arson. g: """" lion arm, 1 , - WALL ”Rm. ltlzib a. lit-TM opening movement oi stock prices wag m";::"’m:m " ‘ ' missed and irregular. chanson were my, no small as a rule, but the mom won ed outside of were bass“ '0'.“ m alum-samba m ”WWWMMMHW
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