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on. if they will kindly do as. it will
_ greatly convenience this other and so
sure more prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
' For Norwalk and vicinity: Generally
fair and cooler tonight and Wednee
day. The area of low pressure con-
tinues in the Lake region, but it de-
meaning in intensity. It is producing
- cloudy weather with lucalshowers in
the central and eastern sections dur~
ing the past twenty dour hours. Tem
erratum below 32 were reported from
the upper Mississippi valley and the
northwest Conditions favor for this
vicinity partly cloudy and unsettled
, weather with lower temperatures.
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‘ ‘ilr on Mrs. Arthur Kenny. or Stat-
; en island. spent Sunday with relatives
' in Norwalk.
The B. Y. P. IL. ot the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church, will hold u. meet.
ing this evening at the church.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Camp and
Mrs. C.‘ Houland, ol Norwslk. were
among the dinner guests at the How-
thorns Inn, chlport Sunday.
Luther M. Wright, who has been ill
tor many weeks, is able to get out
about his yard a little today at his
home in ’i'ayia' avenue. but is still
having trouble with rheumatism in his
ears.
Dog ownersl‘wenb to the Saint; Nor-
walll allies of the selectmen last night
to take advantage of the opportunity
to pay their taxes. There is a penalty
ol :1 for {allure to pay the tax .by
May 1st.
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Father O'Donnell
and in... 7r.
Hayes. who have been enjoying a my
cation in Savannah Ga.. returned to
Norwaiit this Mane-rs
af llhno altrip and ar’b‘ Ice twinge
The commissioners of the Schuyler
Hamilton estate held a meeting this
morning. but nothing of importance
was done. The commissioners or-
ganised and the meeting adjourned
until May 13.
Town Clerk Smith stated this morn-
ing that there were nearly 200 dogs
registered yesterday. and several are
being registered this morning There
are tour more days. The registered
dogs number about 600. leaving about
600 more to be registered.
Quite a large crowd of people gath-
ered on the bridge in Wall street this
morning. to see a large blacksnake
‘ which was basking in the sun in the
little park in the rear of the lunch
cart. Alter it had been viewed by
several people some boys throw stones
lit it. and it disappeared in the rocks.
—-On Wednesday. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday at this week. auction
sale of lots at GrsnlMcw. on Spring
Hill avenue.
Homer Clark. of the Vacuum Var.
ilish Company. ldtt South Norwalll this
looming tor NW where he is
trialling an lmputsat castration of
tho sub-surlacu pumping station oi the
sewerage system of the city. Mr.
(‘ilirll's test is with his own process
water prool varnish and it the demon
auction is sstislactory to the Mol-
lintown oflcisls. the result will proba-
hlv he an its at contract for the
South NM concern.
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The last rshnsrssl of the Choral llu
lull hetero the grand concert tomorrow
mulling. was held last evening in the
south Norwaik Methodist Church. The
results oi that lwiissrssi warrant the
anticipation of an unusually interest
lull and successtsl concert. The chor-
"ii is "on ad " ”and never did butler
work than i on now. and the
pulluroull denim carniislerlt sob
plate from the v churches will
limit.» the chorus even more el-
ll'uliiu than usual he cantata will
be preceded by selections by
illi tubers of the” . Mrs.
will present a Insole. Mrs.
Percy and air. Hilliard will sins a
limit. and the as ll whole will
hire two seine This same unar-
lnl will do all M work in the
tunlata shomn‘ ‘ by the strins
tliliiridt. It was us well for those
who aspect to atidiid in be on has it
early as the sale of Hubris indicates
a large nudism.
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”mums-moo and “mag to
I’Ailkiadsotns rworkr'.
manhood:
brmpemtw
n J. am it"... Not-walk. but expects
to leave for Washington this evening.
hir. and Mrs. Joseph Bucknsln will
move tomorrow trom Main street to
Lincoln avenue.
Uncas Tribe, I. O. R. 1d,, of South
Norwaik. will work the ndbptlon de-
gree this evening.
Fire box No. 64 which is located in
France street, Norw‘alk. was tested
this noon and toast! to he in good con-
dition.
ents i . the ‘ Harstrom
The stud
school, in Not-walk, are preparing to
issue their second annual about the
middle at May.
Mrs. Burton Mary, oi New Britain.
and Miss Margaret Stewart, of New
York. were guests over Sunday at Miss
Mae Kelley. .°' West avenue. ‘
nSpecial! The greatest gas marine
engine bargain ever ofiered. You cant
afford to overlook it 3 h. p. Detroit
Auto-Marine Motor. salt water com-
plete outfit 1908.372; 8 h. 11.. double
cylinder. $126. Drop in and see one.
Steamboat dock. Read St. John‘s ad.
William P. English arrived in town
yesterday from Mexico, and well set
sail again Friday. Mr. English is a
wireless telegraph operator on a south
era line oi steamships.
Lawrence Armour arrived in Nor-
walk yesterday afternoon from his
home in. Kansas City. wherehe has
been spending the spring vacation. Mr
Armour was very-much surprised at
the bsckwnrdneas oi the season here.
as compared with Kansas. This will
be Mr. Armour's last year at the Har-
strum school. He will also give up
college and go into the heel business
of Armour" and Company. taking the
place next October of his brother. who
has Just moved from Kansas City to
Chicago.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN
xi ‘ " COLLIDE‘.
, a M‘ .,. m
”mono Man Fatally injured and Pennsyl-
virus. it at aouth Elisabeth.
.J.. Slashed.
ELIZABETH. N. 1., April 28.-One
man was probably latally injured.
many were slightly hurt. and tralhc on
the Pnnsylvnnia Railroad was blocked
for several hours tmlay as a result of a
collision between a freight and pos-
sengcr train near South Elisabeth
station. A telephone pole standing
ne's'r the edge of the track prevented a
«inch tilled with passengers from
plunging over a fifteen-loot embank-
meal.
The accident occurred during the
early rush service toward New York.
A live our train filled with commuters
had just crossed South street bridge
when an axle under a car on a freight
train running on a parallel track gave
way and the car plunged across and
struck the second comb of the passen-
ges- trsin. hurling it over on its side.
The nest car on the passenger train
loliowed ll. irom the rails. but was not
overturned More a desert
freight cars were piled .up in a heap.
blocking both tracks.
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A trolley car had collided with a
heavily laden milk cart and seat can
alter can of milk splashing into the
street. Soon a crowd gathered. A
man. coming up. bad to stand on lip-
toe and lamp dodging his head about
to see past a stout lady in lronl at
him. "tloodnessl" he dually eacluiula
cd. "what an awful waste!"
The stout lady turned and glared at
him. "Mind your own business!" she
suapwd.-hiverybmly's Magasiuc.
Union (with nlagaslnel~iieaorrul
but that's a slrunuu balluryuoiloul All
ostrich lhluiin he's out av alright whin
he pills his head in th' sand. Mrs.
iItIlIllr-rHOVI lolke it man hln he puts
his head in a silk hatiw ulige.
Mrs. iloodnrl—wil i give you .iinlilt‘
Illolioy will you [ll‘lllflliiu not in spemi
it in the nearest salmon? Thirsty Tim
whore. Illlt am. it yer gimme ellough
tor make do delay sh‘ do extra walk
wort‘ while.«~|’bilsdslpbis I’relul
one m
Alter all there are but two ways oi
making a living-wworklng for it and
working somebody tor it.
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WASHINGTON. April I8. —‘-John
Norris. ol the New York Times. today
continued his testimony before the
House special newsprint paper and
wood pulp committe. His testimony
related especially to the shutting down
of paper mills to prevent competition.
and be quoted from various newspa-
pers in substantiation of his own state
ment
Mr. Norris quoted a great many
statements Irom newspapers to show
that the mills did not control their
own output. but that on contrary
there was It complete erutnnding
among them as to the distribution at
product and the tilting l“ PM. “3
also unsorted that the menace"...
mot annually to determine p a. Mr.
Norris also quoted from a fiber cl
pliblishers' statements in re ' to the.
pmdugt of independent mills which he
said had been merged for purpose
of shutting out competlttaifi
A number of stateroom! from pub
llshr rs regarding their site to se
cur-c paper from Canadian is were
introduced by Mr. Norris, evidently
for the purpose at showing that there
was an understandidg between the
Canadian mills and the mills. ol the
United States. hirm‘NorrIs as an
able to give statistics as to t e Can-
adian mills which had been closed.
but understood that some had been.
Mr. Mann naked why it the Canadian
~a~m__-".”m.~_ .. m...—
chlcks: lend them well.
chicks.
results surcr.
vigorous chicks and turkeys.
luy
nnwkor's Fertilizers for Lawn
Garden and Field.
William
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NOIWALK.
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'I‘herelsnoalblsileaboutdyieryouknowit
whenyousecit. But it you weretoirytoex-
plain the points which sum upthetnesnlngot
WevIWWDQIW; youcouidn'idoit.
Wesrelseinfglhesscledlillcultyintryingto
wcleiiyoufliey are curred. that they iii. that
manomwe’retefllngyouimportsntiacts
sboullhenlibutwllcnwegettoSiyleJllwecsn ;
WEMMstnitySuit and lace themlrror. E.
‘ AlliheWisbrlcssndooloringssreinour j ‘i
Varsity haw—browns, tans, smoke greys. olives. "
blues-in the popular pencil and shadow stripe el-
ie’cis—Z-button sad Mutton
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anr PAPER luvsarvdsfrlou.
New York Times Representative Con.
tlnues His Tastimowy'l‘i'cdsy.
in srvts.
ostnitySuiltWhen a;
$15 to $30
mills were being closed and paper was
so high. the publishers in the United
States. had not seized the opportunity
to purchase these closed mills for their
own use. Mr. Norris replied in citect
that they had had no lack of such
opportunities. lie quoted a consular
report to show that one such chance
had presented itself in the province
of Quebec. where. it was claimed that
the opportunity embraced 745,000,000
cords of wood pulp timber. which Mr.
Norris said was slllllcient to supply
lithe United States lor two hundred
years He lntinlatcd that he did not
share In the apprehension regarding
the depletion oi Ame ricdn torests.
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KNEW THE LADY.
”My dear Mr. Krnll " said the boil
less. “Won't you induce your wile to
sing for us?" ‘ It.
"i guess we can n nun. It. 'l replied
Mr. Krslt. “1 thin devil.”
”All! you will ask her to?"
“No. I’ll ask her not m"
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THE sLurrgti.
The man who binds llfi way along
May flourish for a time:
He may emerge show the throng
And seem to be sublime:
But let him not so pone his cake .
Will never turn. at
For. soon or late, he's one to make
A hint! that will mtg
~Ch|cagd mallard-Herald.
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Every little it man barrows trouble
urn. Vole. cl thu Chick l. m... In the 1......»
The first two wrecks are the most. critical In “in ii
"Cnssci's" Chick
days food peculiarly adapted for the most critical period of little
After that "Iionnic Chick Fem " (home ground) will make
This in a food which contains practically every
thing required by the growing chirllmproduces healthy, lively and
he gets the worst or the transaction; *
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Manna. is a a co 0'
Data Thsta Clean.
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
Base Bail Goods
P. Beers’
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We believe there is no drug store
better equipped for Prescription Filo
ind than ours. There is no worth!
device or apparatus tor perfecting and
iacilltatlng work that is not here. ‘
Our Prescription
Department
is modern in every sense oi the word.
Compounding is dons in accordance
with the latest methods and accuracy
is insured by our double checking sys-
tem. Purity in drugs and skill in
handling make you safe when your
prescriptions are put up here.
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TH! PRESCRIPTION ITOII.
‘ Telephone Call. 1“.
All Coeds Delivered Free at Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10: 10 a. III—098W
lug Dric‘es ol stocks were not much
changed trom last. night's close, al-
though the dealings were active and
varied. Gains and losses were quite
evenly divided. Alchlson and Canadian
Pacific tell i. and Amalgamated Goth
per la. Manhattan sold at an advance
or 3%, and Norfolk and Western and
Southern Railway old. It.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—-Pront
taking sales checked the advance but
the market reached successively high»
er levels alter the rise was resumed.
St. Paul pushed up 2%. and there were
also heavy purchases at Reading, Un-
vsnces of l to its. The metal indus
trials were less active.
WALL STREET. Noon.-The mar-
ket continued to show great animation
and breadth until well into the second
houd, when a pause ensued, and there
was some reaction. There were a
number of conspicuous laggards in the
movement..includlng the metal indus-
lrislu. Paginylvanla and Atchlson.
which rull not. lar lrom last alshi’s
prices. The market turned strong at
noon again. Bonds ware irregular
WALL STREET. I p. m.. large bu?-
lng orders were executed In the metal
stocks and when these began to rise
vigorously. the railroad stocks also got
higher Realising sales in the grain
carriers commenced when the special-
ties were strong which eventually. un-
dermined the rise and the entire mur-
ilct receded and became quiet.
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CATHOLIC CELEBRATION.
Thanksgiving Service. Today in St.
Patrick's Cathedral. New York
, NEW YORK. April 28. ~As early as
'8' o'clock this morning. hundreds oi
priests and dignitaries. thousands of
men women and children were on
their way to St. Patrick's Cathedral to
join the imposing thanksgiving servi-
09a in honor of the completion at a
hundred veers of Catholic progress in
New Y.oril While the services did not
begin until it o clock the cathedral
was titled to overflowing long beiore
10. Seats were reserved tor numer
ous public olhcleis, and the members
or the general committee of laymen.
headed by Fr justice Morgan .I. 0'
Brien. but alter they had been scaled
it was llrst comc first served and the
ushers had a dilhcult task in making
room. Indore the service begun there
were fully $000 persons gathered in
the beautiful r-dlhre and as many
more on the outside. Headed by a
deacon bearing alolt a prolessionai
cross. the clergy and prclates who
participated in the ccretuony marched
in solemn procession from the Cattle
dral College in Madison avenue, to
the main cnlaruce ol the cathedral in
Filth sv.euue and thence up the long
aisle into the spacious sanctuary.
There were surpllrcd clergy. prelales
attired in the .dowing vestmculs ol
their several ranks, and heads of the
numerous religious orders attired In
their simple gowns oi black. brown or
white. First is lilo were the leaders
or the church in Autoiics. Amhbishubs
lreisnd. oi Bl. Pant: man elm
Louis; Keane. oi Duhilnue: liloeller.
of Cincinnati: O'Consdlhv at Boston:
Bleak. pl New and». itysa. 9!
Philadelphia; noisier.“ Chicago. and
Farley or New York. ey were lol-
lowed by their head and America's
solitary represoniaive ot the Sacred
College. Cardinal lilhhons.1‘ho vorr
last. and the chief personage in the
celebration. since he was celebrant oi
the mass was the distinguished pre
— ~ 4* ~ , , ., ‘ .. ‘ “ '. into“ trout Armssh. Cardinal kitchen!
Hard Crabs. 250 dozen
Tennytown Roe and Buck Shad.
All Kinds of Fish. Oysters. Clams and
Camilla Bridge Fish Market .....
YouerinsbicsCssBeMalieAbaohteinsie
clock. l‘urdlrlsl Gibbons preached .
long semen. in which he rerelwed
tho' history of the Catholic church in
New York from its earliest days until
the III‘t'llleiI. A message was received
train Pope Pius X.. congratulating
Archbishop Farley and the Catholics
oi New York .
doom cl communications washed
the archbishop from minimum and lay-
msa ct all dominatimns including
Stalin timer lishhi Iiilvcrmsn and
Mr. , .d. Ill. Johnson.
I’rssldeut Roosevelt wrote all lol-
"fly dear Archbishoplmlol ms tails
occasion. on the celebration at then
one hundredth anniversary or the lilo.
ms or New York. to aloud to you
in? hearty congratulations any air
earnest solid wishssio the tutors oi
yonrdbil dlitI your diocese.
"Sincerely yours.
llisa «it
"raccoons aoossvmrr."
At the close ol the mass. ItorllliM
Muesli). who rs also tits
can. imparted is usual
There will he pllnliliosi vsspsrs
miss. the sawmills limit will lollies
contrast. Archbishop (tissues will
ion Yachts and the Hill stocks at ad- ,
The mass begun promptly at ll o‘.
Sim
. bird.
it.
sharp.
with Spring.
98 Washington St,
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Sticks his how in the
sand and thinks no one sees hint.
Many men buy cheap. shoddy“
cluthes and think nobody kneels?
.Keep your eyes open and look
Don’t be an ostrich. ‘
We have a snappy line of foot- .
wear and other things' in keeping
PBIGE’S CLOTHING STORE
HEAD T0 FOOT OU'I'FI'I'I'ERS,
POI WIIK OOMMINOINO
MONDAY, APRIL 27th.
III-l- "”
BEST GROCERIES for the LEAST MONEY
EXTRA STAMPS WITH
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea. ...... 60°
to Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ...... 60¢
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea 40¢
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea 35c
TEAS AND COFFEES. ‘
30 stamps with 1 lb. Calico .... Ste
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Coiled p... .
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Codes .... 3a.
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Codes 1’... No,
Strictly Fresh Eggs,
Per dozen. 20c
nous. stourl. noun.
Best Milled, 24y. lb. Sack so:
Bestflilled.7Ib.Bag.........u..fl¢ a,
Best Milled. an lb. Bag its ,
Lemon Cookies
Raisin Cookies
Royal Lunch
Sugar Crimp
Superba
l '9c
SPECIAL CUT PRICE CRACK”! BALE.
7c
A Package
Regular
Social Teas
Nabisco
Marshmallow Dalniies
Red Grahams
l A Pound
Spiced .lumbles
10 “Stamps with 1 box Shaker Salt“:
to smith}; till; ' i' 1.3%; 'J'él'ly' lite:-
dcr
it). Stumps with it, lb. can Cocoa.
.20o
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ll) Stamps with 1 pkg Macaroni or
Spaghetti. at ................ 1
IO Stumps with 2 pilgs.
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIES.
10 Stamps with 1 can Smoked Sar
’m at .. .sssdsws-eoufisssriq.
to Stamps with 2 pkgs. Stove Polish.
10 Stamps with 2 pkga. Royal Cocos;- "
nut, each " ,
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0., 10 Stamps with 2 cakes Securina
Soap. each ...............
Corn
7
Starch. each .................. c
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. E. 0. Corn.10o
A. & P. Condensed
Pull Cream
Full Weight
Best Italic .
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FREE DELIVERY.
preach. The clergy at the archdiocese
will give a dinner this afternoon to
the visiting prslstss. Anions the bish-
w in town are Iiurhe of Al
badly: illlslusuri at am. bsaevhi.
itisilu
ill-ll MW" “ ETTA“ of
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al'il us at Wheeling. W.
Va. 'l‘lll'm will in mm
row night at the Catholic Cia .
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duller-wilder do in. sir-well.
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limits «I mu—
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ass. are you Ir. Iimson or its. Wit»
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Halibut.
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Nation's makeup" snd Home of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading.
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44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
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DIRECTORS.
ososos id. Homes woman a. coma
srssaau w. uomss noses it. owns
DICK’S FISH MARKET ,
180 Washington Street Bridge.
Buck and Rec Shad. Sdmoallluefuhii'esk'.
ocilawsy Oys
ings Society.
- 33, $25,000.00
LIWIO 0. ill!" ,
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