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LllClll NEWS “tilts.
Will these communicating with The
Osntinei by telephone pines do it in
this :-wliii record to bounces.
ssil' Snowith rsgsrti to call
I24- litlreywili hindiydoloritsvili
greatly ssnvsnieoss this ones and so
ssrsrnsrs prompt attention.
”WEATHER FORECAST.
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‘sscss
For Norwslli and vicinity: Showers
this siternoon: clesring tonight. finn-
dlr (air and colder. A disturbance
this morning over lake Ontario is pro-
ducing cloudy weather with local
showers and thunderstorms in . the
use region and New England. The
temperature is high in the saithern
and eastern sections. and low in the
northern and western sections. Condi-
~ tions favor for this vicinity locsl show.
on this niternoon, clearing and colder
' tonight. Bunduyiuir aim colder,
s
You will ilnd interesting shoe, news
in ill. ‘11. Glover's adv.
William llanlon. oi Honlon Brothers.
is? In town today, utter a long busi.
ness trip.
-’-—Bpecinl for Est, & Molt: Gent's.
Lsdies' and» childred‘s flosiery. M.
» 8. Smith In Cd. .
The low prices in the New York
Grocery company ndv. should please
oareiul buyers.
Mrs. Arthur H. Thciie's hposo in
Folriield avenue is being reshingled
and otherwise improved. ‘
Today is the grand ilnsl oi the on.
niversnry sale at the Boston store.
The adv. will interest you.
ErCouncilntnn ‘ Willisnr Podium-e
contemplates the erection of s new
house on his property, in Reed street.
this spring. ’ . .
«Latest Boring Barbies. O'Brien.
M. J. Riordan is having s cellar dug
north of his house in Main street, Nor.
walk. and will hsve the house moved
as soon on possible.
Special sale at suits waists, shirts.
etc. for today and Monday at Tho
Paris Cloak and Butt House. The adv.
will give you prices.
There are many goodreasons tor the
large coilee sales oi The Union Par
ciilc Ten Company. Their adv. will
give you some or the reasons.
~Fresh Home, i2c 1b.; Fresh or
Corned flocks, toe; Side Pork, 10c.
liayes' Mht.
The Phllathen Class oi the South
Norwal'lt Methodist Church is planning
to give an entertainment at the church
next Friday evening. Anne program
-hss been arrnnged. '
little Helen, daughter or Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Wyeth. of ill Grand
street, is sndering from pink eye. and nor
her brother, Walter l". Wyeth. has so
stink oi tonsllitis.
The Epworth league oi the South
Norwalh Methodist (lbureirwiil hold s
regular monthly business meeting,
Wednesday evening. which will be
iollowed by a social.
An orchestra but been organized in
connection with the finndsy school
worit oi the 39'th Norwuiit Methodist
Church, soil will also be used as spec
iul music in the church. ‘
Egrle Brooks Hawkins. oi Norwallt,
nttenkd the cmert held in the Met-
. ropolitan Opera House in New Yorit.
hy the New York Symphony Orchcsv
in]. yesterdsy afternoon.
The A. ll. Hsii Council. it. A.. which
holds the highest percentage oi the
stste ior carpet howling. will play the
l'onlssngmll. this evening at timir
ousrtm, tor the lust state prise.
~iioy 2% ii. p. any um. “7.50:
it h. n. ”1.60. 'Il'erro Auto-nitride :i
it. it. complete suit wsm onttti. ills.
Your ensues. is the' starlet? Isles
uncut. C. 1.. "who”. loath Norwsilt.
Porter (3. Storm liss received a
cor loud of in which he is
putting in hing order sod deliver.
out its tut ss his. Among them
is it hits ill” MW tor E. J.
Thomas. . .
ilomo Worden Wilbur i“. Initi- lm
horn iii 'slriwld must ll" recent-
ly, and his mission has crested coir
Hillt'l'nblo allotment. WWI Milli iii
“tradition to ”berm O till“, 01 Hilli-
ultiisn nortrldgsn ll this vicinity.
At tho Nutmeg (list last night. innn
om limtdin. ruled ii. it uses in
tin» pool ultimatum with Louis tim-
lwii. ruled iiiii. Middle wow that win-
iwr lry ii score at 15 to It. irvisg Hor-
liiil was the rstsrss ssti seam.
The iMms' Armistice oi the lion
wuiit i'ire ”eminent. held I miss
lust i-vonis at their-mu is loin
sirset. M r tho , O m
sirstion oi tits Pym “In «W
its: in“ in lull iii flag”;
its was mam
illuminant th’st he- ever loses is New
wit .
Launch Works.
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Optimist» ssdtssdg to
Aiihindsnr rworh.
lunches! sissshuiittoordsr
bran-meniscus".
Oyster sir-II Mar. Norm”:
"L... .u
Bend the ilonr solo in The Greet At-
lsntic and Pacific Tea Company but.
lfllnq '
Dir. sud Mrs. 0. Arthur Knapp will
more next week trout lain street to
North uterine.
Attorney John H. Light delivered I
lecture in Dsnbury lost night, on the
subject at Welt. .
Chester N. Wainwright, or High
street, icit lousy tor Schenectady. N.
Y.. where. he will be the guest over
Sunday or his brother, Iianager A. V.
Wainwright, a the Mohawk on Co.
lit. and Mrs. George 8. Miller. oi
Mumford. iorrneriy at South Flowers.
are the proud rents or a bright little
daughter. wb arrived this week, Mr.
Miller is a brother of Descon William
Miller, of Madison street.
The Westport drswbridgc. which
has been undergoing repairs ior sev-
eral weeks, is no completed, and
the trolley cars beg n this morning to
run through {rum Bridgeport to Nor.
welli, as was the custmn beioro the
bridge was condemned.
~New Wall Papers at Besttyfs.
Joseph Aschauer has purchased the
property, corner Railroad and South
avenues. of Main Kohler. recently oc-
cupied its s saloon. it is understood
that the new owner will enlarge the
building and convert it into it German
summer hoarding house—New Cav
noun Messenger.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Olmstend. oi
South Norwnlit. are to take the man-
agement of the telephone once. in
Westport, the Ilrst oi May. John J.
Cuhiil, who has been with the tele-
phone company in Westport ior some
time. will return to Norwnllr. Mr. Olin-
stend tsltlng his place.
The debate'at tho meeting oi the
Further Lights Society at the South
Norwslk Baptist, church. last evening.
produced n great dent or interest and
a lively discussion. The subject was.
"Resolved, That the Chinese one [let-
ter Equipped for Economic Comwll‘
tion it the Twentieth century than are
the Anglo Saxons." H. 1". Morgan.
who was the judge, decided in the til-
ilrn'iative.
The ll. Krieger and .00. windows
present a very handsome and springy
appearance. Displayed in the latest
styles are Easter outfits ior both men
and women. The display of spring
millinery is purilculnrly hesniliul Ind
attractive. as are else the ladies' suite.
Very neat and catchy psiterns are
shown in men’s clothing. and the in! M
dies’ and gentleman's shoes are lolly
up to the standard in nohhirters.
The question as to whether a Mr is
ever instillnhle hss oiten been discuss.
ed ml with variotm conclusions ro-
strl ng from the discussion. worn thr-
ouestion reins to a woman who lies
to save her child or- to save her couna
try. it is oil the more interesting. Sun
o a woman who is untitled tor
the lite oi n soldier, iinds on oppor-
tonfly in which by deception she can
rid‘hsr country oi it tyrant. has she a
rign to deceive? The! is the question
to he considered st the First Church
in Norwallt tomorrow evening as the
in tire series 'l’ecniisr People."
e srrsngcntents tor the Char-i
Union concert tor the benefit oi the
unemployed oi Norwslh sud their
families are progressing splendidly.
The concert is to be given in the
Sleuth Norwslii Methodist Church. the
use of which lies been ninertmsiy
granted by the oiilcial bosrd‘ oi thst
church. The dots selected is Wed-
nesday. April 29. The onsrtet irons
All Souls Church in New York. one
oi the ilnrtst in the city. including
hr x Orinshy. tho ismous tenor oi
limrhie (loiiegiste Church. has
.. sdenreti tint! s semichortrs coni-
pint-d oi the solo church singers oi
t two .‘iorwsiits is slim to mist.
tier snnoenesntents will its rustle
. week. including the complete list
oi the loesl soloists who have kindly
consented to old in this worthy muse.
‘ economy or tree
l’nrt- Linseed Oil i'tislti much less
sold ivom tho barrel than it does not.
up in Tin (inns its Mined l’nlntwlo tits
first institoos‘you my on cents per gai-
lonmio the timid lino, Now mix ii
gallons of pure linseed oil with t mil
ions i... 1 hi. l'nint sod you have.
randy tor use. 7 gallons oi tlw but
point outdo costing only ".20 per gal.
ion. 1‘ Donn in 2 minutes. 3
files. It. Dow. tooth Norwn’lll: "llll'
hell & iiisplos Hdwe. t'o.. Ntrvssiit:
‘W. ii. ilnyor 1: lion. Weston": North-
port iivns., losthport. i... at it. l’sint
Agents. ‘
So. ~ Nonvalk Trust Co.
Suits and drum“.
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it’s that?” our Clothing‘is ntsde. us.
what it’s Will, that rushes it worth it
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The highest-paid dost errin the country. trim
the patterns; the most I cutters cut tbsgcioths;
specialist tellers melts the clothes in light. bright,
heslthy workroom. “a . 2 g ’
Result: The finest r y-to-wesr dell?" thst
can bs made. ; ‘ l ‘ .
Vsrsit Suits in brown, olive, my and blue,
newestst peeflmuzshohhchsiotoiso. ’ .'
. Varsity Spring Overcosts in brown and s .
patch pockets. sleeve cuffs and other innovationsggfisyo . ;
Oxford and black coats; Ore to $25. , '
Read when you are. along with Spring lists
and F ' . I
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lmf lie in paying too much (or it thing or in paying too
lit c.
it you buy oats for less than we halt. you'll not get .
' iii! good quality-«them poor economy. ii you pay more.
you pay too much, for we “all the best there in.
The same rule applies to our Home Ground Products.
hit-oi, Cracked Corn and Horse and Dairy Food. ’ ,
Buy Osts‘Thsts Olsen.
MANUEL Tono HATCH.
Base Ball Goods
’ ' ‘ Now 53"”,
“15.3.3113; .Esels'
O 8007" MMN STREET,
OOUTH NORWALK.
49 won. eraser.
NORWALK.
Buck Shad, - - 12ch Herring, 8c
Roe sud, - . 18ch Escallops. - 50c qt
Wealtiish. - -' 10c lb Long Clams, 30c qt
Porgies, Smelt, Halibut, Mackerel.
Clams and Oysters.
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Bridge Fish Market.
Cutblll’s
_ GOOD SIZE ,
SaieDeposit Boxes
' . Are $4 nYear
AT THE
limiters-law honhsgisusudiirunevey
worryyosusiystlt‘sowlsitwliersyssQM sir.
i. ' Bill’s ,
Saturday Candi.
w ill 290 Box.
being the some goodquusilty and shso~
ioisiy irssh ever ‘llllie you buy.
Till APOL O‘ OHOOOLATIO.
The choicest contentions which candy
diner-ts can produce.
APOLLO OHOOOLATII. Oistloetlvs.
Pounds. see: list! Pounds. Ids.
APOLLO OHOOOLATII. Oriterlsn..
Pounds. no; list! Pounds, Me
APOLLO CHOOOLATI Peppermiwts
and Wintergreen. 10a Putter
APOLLO CHOCOLATI "IA t
Mitt". the rulings
APOLLO Old-Fashioned Otiolt Gently"
15h Jsl'
APOLLO Crysislissd Ginger.
the and 26° Pseltsgs
APOLLO Mspls Walnuts. 10° Pdcltlge
APOLLO Cortes Pecans. ion Package
EIIILV FIOI ANO OAT”. 26c Jli'
rue sncscsisriou srons.
Telephone Osli. 162.
Ali deeds Delivered Pres st charge.
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roosfifi WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. loud it. nt.--The
o hing movement. oi prices was
I ightly irregular, but small gslns pre-
dominated. There were shgrp relic.-
tions in one or two oi the stocks
which were notably strong yesterday.
Advances no to a large fraction in
Kansas and Texas, Anaconda and lie-
puhllo Steel pi‘d. Canadian Pacific no
oil 1% and Chesapeake and Ohio lit.
WALL STREET. it n. ni.~Thero
was not enough demund to sustain the
market and prices fell sharply when
stocks were unlonded. The heaviest
selling was in recent strong stocks
such so Union Pacific. st. Poul, Read-
ing. Amalgamated Copper and Ameri-
Gus yielded H”. and St. Paul. Union
Pacino, Reading, Amalgnmsted .Cop.
per_ American Smelling, American IA)
coniotive. American Ice and Wasting-g
house Electric 1, North American soc
vnnced ills.
WALL STREET. Citiue.-~The lillir
itet closed weak and dull. A rise or
s point in Northern Pacific steadied
the market temporarily, but. itsoid
fertngs.
NEW YORK. March 28.——Sceueii al-
most approaching riot. were witnessed
on the 8mm strut curb market today.
it mulled from the offering for note
ioi" tho ilrnt time of share» in n wide-
ly advertised mining property. Five
mlnntcn before the usual opening
hour more than live hundred brokers
and messengers who had gathered in
the illl‘i't‘t mnde is wild rush tor the
agents to whom lhe distribution or the
Ninety per cent. of the brokers lire
said to have had buying orders for
this stock. and in their anxiety to es.-
ecuto their comntlsions they taught
wildly to reach the men who bad start:
ior sale. Men and boys were knocked
down and trampled in the rush. the
whole street was blocked by the strug-
gling crowd, trnillc was suspended, and
the shoots and sounds or the conflict
brought a throng oi spectators to the
scene. in the meantime the general
business of the outdoor market was
practically at a standstill.
REDDING.
Mrs. Mary Underwood, widow of
Professor Underwood. is ill with pneu-
The extension to the Mlli'lt Twain
mansion, which is in proees oi con-
struction. is "1:28 ieet. and will give
the structure a length oi i215 ieet.
People at the Ridge sud the Center
have heard with grest relief and salts-
faction that the post oillces at these
points are to ho.- continued with all the
H. C. MrzCoIisrn hsii taken tho cou-
trsct tor building the house which H.
s. Osborn will erect on the Ridge tor
his son. Stanford, ii. Osborn. Tim struc-
August. l.
Arrangements have been lliiiiltt ior
ironstorring troin Miron ii. iisntorti iu
Milo Osborn the contract ior carrying
the mull hoiwmi the ltldge sud West
lisddlng. Mr. Sanford hasso much
other business on lisnd that he did not
cure to continue the job. The contract
hes two yearn to run.
There hits born it lively competition
between intiwsrd . ti. Williams and
l‘rsng lisvmu tor the tiillinmn int-m
st Rook House. now corrupted by im-
latter. lir. Psvnrsu iliisily clinched a
loses oi the property with it mention.
however. that he should music in crisi-
ot in Isle. Thcl’oert move on the purl
or lir. Williams was the purchase. oi
the property. it «imprison sixty sores.
it email hoviso sud it horn, and the
considerstlori was ”.000.
Althought it is rsihor surly lot it
tot-soul. present prospects do not in-
dissto nil touch sctivity in the reel os-
utto business so has Marked the last
two or three years. For this respec-
tive dullness the geusrsi nsnoisl
blight is held uncountable. It we» so
not ill day lust summer when
‘ did not attain iron: s. lrsln
st l. soil point his way toward
Magoo stripotrsslestaisprma
posting. Herr iaunshury. who pilot-
ed many of i visitorsléhout slid
curried throusit s. liilllillll' mosse-
tious its s rssult. does not it tor sny
stvch‘nrisinms is the souls iiso tor the
Jill “Ml... lint-.m'xm“
loin , n .
The Mile-em on: sisters
disposed to renew , , y .
out producers iii the ‘
at «In It the
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om SATURDAY EVENING. (
“my W w munit- it
in nutrition,
on sharply below the increased ol~‘
new shares had been entrusted. '
After about. an hour tho excitement
quieted down. ‘
nioniu. i
present accommodations. , i
turn is to be ready tor occupancy by.
so individuality
wouldmdo well to look
isbricr.
snyspeclslidessstocut
desires. They cost no more
m” $18.00 to $5.001
New Spring Suits sre
"yields
stourllne
whichwemskeuptdplesse“
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We sreshowingnewDerblessndtliebsnd-
tomcat and mppiest line oi Neckwesr in town.
HEAD T0 roor ourrmnts.
98 Washington St.
GRANDMOTHER'S FLOUR.
GRANDMOTHER'S FLOUR.
GRANDMOTHER'S FLOUR.
GRANDMOTHER'S FLOUR.
slim ties.
A. & Pg BULLETIN.
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can Stitching. The Hill stocks, Atchi-‘U » ‘.
son and i’ennoylvanis were loss af', “S“ asse our . .. '
iected than the swimmer. Consolidated1 : '
best milled, it barrel, - 3630
best milled, 24 1.2 lining, [ .liti
bestinilled,7lb.bsg, -' ”
best milled, 3 1-2. n. m, ‘ .
Try one Bag of the Floor and it will convince you; '
that it is the Best on the Market.
T helGreat A. 81 P.Tea
124 East Washington ‘Street,
South'Norwalk. ' .. '
Free Delivery.
Tel. No. 909.
No'rwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL moor. NORWALli.
Deposits over
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DIRECTORS.
GIOIOI M. HOLMII
ITIPHIN lg. HOLM“
FBIDIIIOK A. ILL.
FLOYD T. IUIGOI
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Superpbosphaie of lime, Potato , Feftilinet
Complete Fertilizer, Ground Bone. .
Lend Hater.'Ah-Shcked Lime. Untouched mum at,
Muriel oi rm. timer ignition. m Yard »
Manure. Five 'l‘hotnend Bean Poles. Plowing; ‘
"snowing. Gudenlng. Curling.
or». hot is said to be the only one
hmmhouis who has so tor done so.
With a unanimity whcli indicates I
prearranged concert oi notion [the desi-
«ru otter as. cents tor Apriilsnd all.
routs for the remaining months of lilo
nutdinvr helium. sud have rniiils some
contracts at those figures, last your
the members at the association wore
held to s strict ohservsnce oi rules.
under it penalty oi Silh‘l'orltdtitrs {or
cuiiing,hut this condition was not, no
unwed. sod theretoro they can do so,
they piss" regarding indemnity-tit ar-
rangements, except so my on lhsy lest
mtmlly restrained by the pollution!
oi membership. .
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