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PIANO
GIVEN 9
Insurance
LET UB‘ WHITE VOYUHO.‘
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN,
.. TEL. 105-8.
'2 74 Washington street, South Norwaik.
AWAY ' RUSSELL’S
Get 9 Piano Certificate with ' Varsity Chocolates and
evely purchase. It. will cost 3 Saturday. Candy
you nothing. ‘ AT
F A LANE BAXTER’S
Confectionery 9 1 f; ANDERSON'S
““de ' Launch Works
51 Washington Street. '
WEATHER FORECAST.
F01 Norwalk and vicinit1: Cloudy
tonight. Sunday fair and slightly cold
or. ’lhe disturbance that was central
near St. Paul yetiterday morning has
moved eastward and is 110w central
near Buffalo. it is producing consid
ciabie cloudy weather in the eastel 11
portion of the Lake region and New
E,ngiand but not much precipitation.
There has been a slight fall in the
temperature 111 the upper Mississippi
Valley, but mild temperatures 101 the
season of the your prevail generally
in all sections. Conditions favor for
this vicinity partly cloudy weather and
not much change in temperature.
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
George R.~Bro11'll.o‘l'~Wilton.
spending the day in Norwalk, on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Robert Gregory and Mrs. Alfred
Saunders were in New York city yes-
tel‘day.
Royal R. Benedict has recovered
from a several ‘weeks' illness at his
home in Westport avenue, Norwalk.
went west a few months ago. is back
at his duties in Flunoy and Benedict's
grocery store in Wall street.
The city council of Norwalk will
hold a regular monthly meeting..Mon-
day evening, at its chambers in Wall
street. Nothing of special importance
is expected to come up at this time.
~Shouidor Steak. file 111.; loan Pot
Roast, 10c. iiayos’ Mkt. ,
Frederick Hebbard, of tile Crofnt
. and Knapp Hat Company. was able to
get out this morning. after‘a few days:
confinement at his home in Berkeley
street, Norwalk, with an attack of the
81111
Henry H, Keyser, 11 wcilvknown
young South Norwulk hatter affected
by the strike. has secured a position
at his trade in Cleveland, Ohio, and
will leave for that city the first of the
Week. 9
The new toilets which Jones &
Hotchkiss. of Main street, have been
insatillng'nt tho'Armory. are about
Mrs George Benton of Chestnut completed. and the members of both
HI“. IS entertaining her sister, Ml‘fi- the Sixth and Seventh Companies ale
Lawic, of Perth'AVmbOY. N. J.‘ . . joyful. 1 9 .
, WCIOr Dunn. of France street is in Professor Keller YMilnlc 11f iioward
New York city this afternoon, where University, Wawsbington, I) 0., who
he Will Spend Sunday 113 the 8’th 0f delivered an address atytilo South N01»
friends. walk Congregational Church, Thursday
The cinema of the Norwalk Fire De evening. was entertainer! the same
purtment held a meeting 11m night at evening at dinner by Charles Lloyd.
their rooms. Nothing special was done, Who 11118 known hill! for youth. at 1119's
however. home at 28 Raymond sheet
The plotting section of the Sixth her of other guests were also ill ab
Company, will icon». 101 Fort Schuyler tendancc
Sunday morning. March 7th. for one China“! Manson. Of the both 951111
(1111‘ s insiluctiou on the plotting table Mill UOWIIYIK "311101?th (he 1400171 01‘
at the fort. All incumbcrances will be 600 at the Norwalk alleys Thursday
paid by the state.
Prof. Edwin H. Heinsllng, of Isaac
street. \01 walk is mourning the loss
oi a pet alligator which died recently
‘Mr. Helnsiing expects two more, how-
ever. the first part of next week, which
1110 to be shipped from Florida.
The famous Southsides, of Pittsburg.
which has in its line-up “Chief" Millel
and Harry Hough. two players known
the country over, have asked for a
game at Norwal'k on March 29. The
Southsides for several winters have
finished first in the Central League.
and are booking a trip through the
East after the league season ends.
Madelyn MacFarland. daughter of
the well-known,lce dealer, J. I1. Mac
Farlaud, has entered the voting con
test for the tri to Washington, given
11y the New York American. Will all
the people who take this paper and
have not promised their votes kindly
cut them out and cominnnicate’ with
bcl so she may call and get them.
.-—5 lb. pail pure Lard, 60c. Hayes
Mkt
The members of Concord Division.
Sons of Temperance. are making great
preparations for the celebration of the
Shiva or Churiott is no
membe of the So-S‘o Club.
Theodore Smith, of Wilton. is visit
lug friends in Norwalk today.
wTake notice. Last two days of
sale, at Conneally 1& Bracke‘n's. '
The young son of omcer and Mrs
Bryan H. Silk‘ is ill at his home on
Spring Hill. .
The Philathca class, of the First M.
E. Church. will meet at noon. tomor-
. row. as usual.
~Rutabaga Turnlps. lac pk. . 50c
bu. F. D. Lawton dc Co.
longer 11
pins The score of each string was as
follows2199, 184 and 217. This is the
hlghtst score of three successive
strings made in these alleys. The
management has offered a line $3 11111-
brella to the. person bowling the high~
881 three strings before April lst.
An unusual opportunity is to ‘be of~
fercd lo the church-going people of
Norwalk. tomorrow evening, in the
preaching at the First Church, in Nori
walk. by the Rev. Henry Hallum
I‘wecdy. pastor of the South Church,
In Bridgeport. Mr. Tweedy has just
been elected professor of practical
theology in the. Yale Theological Semi-
nary. a position of prominence in the
theological world. His lecord at the
South Church has been one of unusual
merit. Thosewhohear him tomorrow
evening will‘ enjoys. treat.
~Home-made or Link Sausage. 10c
lb. Hayes' Mkt.
The great Xaviers with all of the old
stars—Kenny, Roncl1,9 Keal'in, Lamb,
Evans and Donavon—411111 be here on
Monday evening to play the F‘ team
This will be the first-time the Xav1er
cracks have played 111 Norwalk this
‘ 1 We Write Burglar Y Y Y
Boat Flames set up and ready to ,
oysterSheilPoint,Norwalk V
I89
'1‘ homes English, the young man who '
A num- .Y
evening, in three strings with the big YYY
clean-up at
now selling at
14 south Main Street
Men s Suits
All of our broken lines of Men's Suits 31111111ch1
formerly sold at $10. 00. $12. 00 and $15. ‘
are now selling in our final
(ii The above goods you will find
displayed in our north window.
M938 Berlin Office Costs
and Beach Jackets
Formerly sold at $8. 00 and $4. 00;
$5._Y
$1. 98
, Telephone Call 682-2
m
' do business nowadays. it good deal
othei demolaiizing methods
cannOt afford to do anything else.
Quality
Proprietor
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
Bonnie liorsc‘ Feed
Bonnie linil'y Food
Bonnie Poultry li‘ccd
Bonnie Scratching Feed
GEORGE M. HOLMEE
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
FLOYD T. RUSCOE.
LESTER
Small Smell. 3 lbs, 251‘; Police 11
‘25s; Herring, 812 ll1.; Flatilsh. 8C-
fish.
Salmon. 15c and 201: 111.; Bush on
Fillnnn iiaddios 19111111 and No I
Baking.
Cutblli’s Bridge
TELEPHONE 108.
12c 111.: Small Shad. l0c lib;
‘ Round Clams; Rockawm LongC 101118.300 (ii;
i
V m
WOOOOOWWMW
111 the light 1111 bade at the small profit on which grain dealers
is heuld of (utiing glndes and
in making and selling
BONNIE HOME GROUND FEEDS
I make them as if the old time profits were still to be had.
figulc that I can't 11110111 to keep 11p the highest quality. but that. I
I don't
And that's equally true of e1erythiug i sell.
First. Last and All the Time.
' MANUEL TORO "HATCH.
Mowmmmwoqmmuunénmm.
Norwalk Savings Scolety,
4i WALL STREET, NORWALK. Y Y
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Dec. 1 1908, $3 614. 000. 62
‘ DIRECTORS. ‘
WILLIAM A. CLINT“.
MOSES H. GLOVEH,
LEWIS G, GREEN
HENRY F. OGLEIURN.
HYATT. _
LookatourPrices
. railed Iloston Bluest. 5’ lbs.
in; Porgics, 10c 11).; Weak
Halibut. 15c and 2019.111;
11 Rue Shad, Stool-1 Cod, Eels.
Smelt, ldscallops. Lung and
Gosling Clams for
Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
winter. Out of three games with these
sixty-fifth anniversary of the Division,
which is to be held Monday evening.
at its meeting moms in Wall street,
Norwaik. A number of out~of-town of
floors of the orde1 will be present. and
a program will be réndeled which will
be followed by refreshments ‘
Chief of Police Thomas Bradley. Wil
liam F. DeKlyn. James E. Hubbell and
Frederick. Ambler, of Norwalk. are
planning to go to Washington. D. C.
March 3111.18 witness the inaugura-
tic of President elect William H.
TaI‘t... The party anticipates a fine time
on the trip. Mrs. Thomas Bradley will
accompany Chief Bradley to Trenton.
N. .l‘., where‘she will remain as the
guest 'of Mr. and Mrs. Albert .Nicker.
son. 0n the return trip Chief Bradley
will stop here also and will spend a
few days. 9
‘ 11' cos‘r’s MONEY TO PAINT.
it costs more if you don'.t Your
house wears out if not painted. Then
it costs money to repliir it and money
to paint it. it don't cost much money
in paint with‘theL. ‘&'M;_~Paint, be-
1.11' 1.11. 4 gallons of the L. a M. and 3
1 climbs of Linseed Oil makes 7 gallons
oi leady -for—use paint» at only $1 20 1181‘
rnilon. Thirty-five years use in every
part of the United States has proven
t
experts, last season. Team F won but
one contest, the Xaviers taking two
subsequent games horn the locals. As
the Xaviel's have lost but one game
during the present season. it will be a
notable event if Team F proves fast
enough to trim their old rivals on this
date. The Xaviers' great record for
this winter has been the tulkof the
east. The preliminary ‘contest Will
be played at 89o'clock and dancing
will follow from 10 until:12 p. m.
It is grip and grit that conquer su‘c
cess; not alone the vigor with which
one takes hold of his task. but also
the doggedness with which he holds on
after he has taken bold.V
If you are not doing good with the
little you have; if you are not making
the most of it. you may be sure that
you are not likely to do the great good
that you think you will when you get
a lot of money.
The Artists Wife (in a whisper)——
“Theres some one, knocking, Jack.
Shall I noon the door. "’-
“No; its Jabber” s knock. Is a spot:
ial knock I gave him, so I wouldn't let
him in by mistake” " ——-Lifc. 9
Sold b11Charlch E. new, South Nor-
walk 001111., Huh‘héll a staples field
were Co. Norwalk. Conn; W. S. 9
(layer & SYoVn Westport. Coma; North-
1'01). Bros, Southport. Conn. "
SATURDAY SALE
nus CHOCOLATES
25c PER PDUND: DOX.99
‘ - Shiites-Powell Corporation, _Y
Prescription Dropouts
SATURDAY YYON LY
seams. 3 1011 251.
Beautiful Eyes- My Wild' Deer: Four
Little Blackberries, Take Me to Your
Heart Again fox Auld Lang Syne:
Brass Buttons. and 100 others. 1 9
COLEMAN’S
‘WNE 3 STORE'I ' 9
10 North Main Swt. 99 South Norwaik
9 Agent 1011A. G. 31111111111"... 9 19‘
Big Sale of Sheet Music 5 .
Somebody Ought to Tell Her lius- .9
hand; I'm Holding the Wire For You; '
NORWALK FIFYtE POLICE POOL.
Charles Schumann. rated 1111,1111:
tented William James, rated 100. last Y
evening, 111 11 pool game of the Non
walk Fire Police tournament with the
score of 110 to iMballs. The game
was particularly interesting, and the
score. was close throughout. Mr. James
took the lead at the start, but Mr.
Schumann got in some of his line
11111-11 and defeated him with the nar
row margin of four ‘bulis. The score
of the game by frames was as fol.
laws:
YY Baseball and Sporting 13911111
'1 .
James. ' . Schumann.
71—2 , ' s 9
15-1' , 105—2 , -
2711 12V ‘
27 , , 1 ‘ 26—1
29".1 38 _ Y
39" ' 1 ‘ 43"
41 52-—-1
‘53 58
55”1 . (19-4 .
V64 75 9
973—1 79-1
78—1 87
983 98
90-2 10-1
.110
c1~iVeiseit.
The Office Safe Does Not Protect
Against Burglars ‘
IHI SHUIH HHRWA K IRUSI CH.
Has a Vault That Will
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ARE $4 A YEAR.
‘—‘Y—
A CHILD'S lusrmcr.
(The Delineater.) Y
it 1111s a quiet 8111111111 afternoon
when mother and llttlclbm were hav-
ing their accustomed Bible reading. He
sat on her lap while she lead to him
1. ittlo though
the TWOIIIY 11111-11 Psalm
he was. ‘thc tender. beautiful words
seemed to stir‘ his thOught.
out a word; little boy." Was silent too.
for a moment; then. reaching up and
gently stroking mother‘s chock he said
softly:
"Was, it 11 little boy without his
mama .
. A9 FREAK IN 8T0RMS.Y
Says the Halo. ‘Y‘laiustlerLender
“This week It beco es our painful
. task—401' it is like milling teeth to tell
the truth—40 record 11. few freaks of
The three barber ’1
Friday
the recent storm:
shops opened up as usual.
morning. but the harbors, on observ
ing the fact that the wind was shav
lug every man who ventured out of
his place of business. actually closed
There
The 111111 In blen
their doors and went home;
was nothing to do.‘
R. L. .lmnlsons wol‘lY1 away and skill
lied a cat for lohn Moms”
...
Mother
read to the and and then waited with-
IWWI III Will HIRIII
YWAYLI S'i‘REI‘l'I'. YIO: 10.1.
upward. helped by the, higher range tr!
V prices sent 110m London. A bird“
including the Pacifics, Reading and the
Metal stocks. showod gains of it large
fraction. Minneapolis, St. Paul and
Sault Ste. Marie was 1%, Kansas City
‘ 1%. and Louisville and Nashville 1.
DUI-..—
WALL STREET. 11:00 a 111 ”Spec‘
ulution mentioned and there was a fur-
ther pronounced line before the mar-
kct began to feel the weight of the
realization 111 the railroad list and bear
pressule against the specialties. liead-
111g inn off 1 12 from its high price,
Louisville and Nashville 1 and others
a substantial fraction The extreme
gains were: 11 S. Leather pill. 13
points, International Paper 11111.2 3-.11
St. Louis Southwestern. Louisville and
Nashville and National iiiscult 2.
Clc1e‘lnnd C ('. and St Louis. and U.
S. ltclllty 1 1—2. Missouri Pacific 1 int
and a number of others p.111.
WALL STREET Close. -'1‘l11> 111111-
ket closed film. The early decline in
Reading was due to the dread of 11
decision on Monday by the Supreme
court against the railroads in the com-
modities clause test. case. The whole
list run 011' in sympathy until advances
were mostly wiped out. When Head-
1111; rallied 2 points prices hardened
again, but the demand was languid.
MACHINIST WILSON'S QUEER FID‘
LE.
D
((Cievsland Leader. )
“1 claim it is the‘ loudest dancing
fiddle a violinist has .ever heldunder
his chin. it took me four years to
perfect the instrument, and all I need
to put it on the market is llnanclul ns~
slstance. "
violin built by William P. Wilson 11
machinist, living at No. 7817 Star
avenue. He introduced the instrument
and himself with the above quotation
yesterday. He continued:
“I have lived in Cleveland for Over
twenty-five years and have been 11
machinist all my me. Never did i
do any woodwork until four years agoi
'1‘ hen. after an evening of music
went to bed and dreamed of the in-
strument. I dreamed that by insert.
lug tops of different shapes the in-
strument would imitate any of the
violins of the old masters. .
"I built the first violin right, after
my dream, but i found it rather dis-
couraging. I then began to study the
possibilities that might be gained by
simply using the dream suggestion as
a basis, and working it out according
to my own ideas."
The result of Mr. Wilson's ideas is 11
rather peculiar looking fiddle. it
looks almost like a small loaf of bread
with strings and bridge attachment.
He can remove the top and insert an-
other of different shape, thereby
changing the entire tulle of the vio-
lin. He has made six differently
in the case, ready. for insertion.
A sarcareo'Paocsss. Y ‘
(Everybody‘s! Magazine)
A filthy fellow applied for a position
as porter with allnrge concern whole
help was badly needed. The manager
looked him over doubtfully. Finally he
handed him 11 111111 dollar.
‘ ‘Go uptown and take a bath.” he
told him. "'l‘hcn'come hack and may»
be 1‘” be able to thkeyou on."
The follow startcd‘for' the door.
“And. oh. by the way." thcmanngel'
called after him. “if there‘s any change
left take another bath.” 9
"Do you expect; to
much next winter. ‘9'"
' N0.“ answered 1111' (31111111111. ' i don‘t
think mother and the girls will do
much in the entertaining way but i
fancy that the usual clouds of people
will stand around and look bored" ———
Washington Slur
entertain vary
The vote' of the 1111111 11110 does not
but a cent counts for as much as that
of the fellow who stakes a small for
tune on election results.‘
When a young man begins to realize
that he does not know it 1111,1111 is apt
...—to become timid ‘
Just a Little Note
But how much pleasure or pain that
note‘ may convev. Provided the news
contained be good it; will give an‘ added
used be an Eaton, Orane‘ 0. Pike writ-
ing paper. .
A beautiful thought Yoiten loses its
beautiful letter written on cheap
paper loses the charm that it might
convey if the Wiiter had been more
careful in the choice of the vehicle
used
papers possese the attributes that
peoplewuslity. attractiveness Wand
sty lo 1
Neil time try an Eaton, Crane d.
Piko writing paper
William P. Beers
BOOK AND ‘STA'IY‘IDNYERY‘ STORES.
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
scours Maw 81', so. NORWALK.
"...—41.1w- ‘
lug prices of stocks moved briskly
mnnbel of the active trading stocks.V
‘ Southern 11,9. Amalgamated Coolie" 1
This is the present history of a new Y‘
shaped tops. which he carries always '
pleasule to the recipient if the paper
strength through poor expression. A’
1 The Eaton. cm. ... Pike on. writing 9
make them appeal to discriminating
' wipe their
99c
Phone $6595
Sugar at Cost
1’
WE HREAI AHP
TE L. NO‘. 909.
PLANNED .
N lght Robes
At Remarkable Reductions '
$1.00 QUALITY AT ‘
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY
Price’ 8 ClOthing Store ~
98 Washington Street
w11111118111118,
124 WASHIINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALYKV.
50.: country 111'
39C
South NorwalkY
Butter ... ca
111' 11111
m
. dent.
We Get Right to Work _9
on your auto as soon as It c0mes.hera ,. »
for repairs. We have plenty of skilled 9 V’ ,
help and ample facilities for doing 11.! . .
quick and thorough job. Send us your .
car if there is the slightest thing ‘
w1ong with it. We’ll have it ready for
you in time for that trip. which hyour,
work 111i] be free from ordinary acct.
Luther M. Wright
MAIN srn:E'1'.Vsou1’u N‘os‘wahs.
MVAIN sr..1'sTIiMoka1 V 9
Apricots, per lb..-
3 pkgs. Fancy Seeded Raisins ..... 25c
5 lbs Prunes ............ . ....... 25::
11.0 Pancake Flour. pkg... 7c
3 Nice Salt Mackerel ............. 25c
PHONE 143. . so NORTH
1N THE HAVNDS OF THE LAW.
From Success Magazine.)
All inlpecunlous young lawyer re-
cently received the following letter
lrom a tailor to whom he was indebt-
ed:
Dear Sir: -—Klndly ad1lse me by le-
turn mail when I may expect a remit-
tance from you in settlement of my ac-
count. Yours Ytr'muiy,
J. SNIPPEM.
The follower of Blackstone imme.
diately replied:
Dear Sir: -—-I have your request for
advice of a recent date, and beg leave
to say that not having received any
1'.etainer from Vou I cannot set in‘ the
premises. .Up receipt of your check
for $250 1 shall be very glad to look
the matter up 1'01 you and to acquaint
t10ns.i am. 1111,111111 great respect,
your most obedient 311 rant
9 EARL BV. YCOYKYEV.
It vou consider yourself as a worth
of the dust. you must expect people to
trample on 111111.11 you make a door«
mat of yourself. peOple are ‘sure 1.6
feet on you.
Mrs. WIggs—«John. what. is an abso-
lue vacunm?‘ \Viggs—‘-An absolute
vacuum. my dear: is something that
exists only in your mind. ~0hicsgo
Daily Newe. ‘ .9
Trust your employees and they Will
1111111 11111; believe in them and they
Will believe 111 yen.
’, ..._.‘; . 9 ......m
3 lbs. Fancy Evaporated Peaches,
Florida and California oranges .......
UNITED GROCERY (30.,
WOMEN DESIRE
CASE BROUGHT AGAINST BRO
~ case of Frederick F. Small st 111., vs
you with the results of my investiga- ‘
M
’11.-
2’59:
10 Cakes soap. “HY-..UYW .
20 lbs. Sugar ......... 41.00
3 Cone String Beans. .. ...... 25c
3 Cans Corn... ........... .......25c
........... 25c, 30c, 35c, 40.. [161‘ 1:10;. i
MAIN eraser. scum «cam...
1‘ Saves Your Y'
Strength and
Your»
9 Makes sweeping
pleasure.1What more do.
youwant71' 9
11,11 ......ER' napeiriyth
Receiver for Hartford cpdcern Sect":
to Recover Funds.
HARTFORD. res. _27.—.-11‘1‘111esllp ,_
for court today Judge Silas 11.38111. .
son granted, an unusual order in; 111 "
the Ravine Mills Company reset or
ship. barring the claim or George .Gopa
land and company, of New York a
soiutely and forever u as the
Copeland and company shall
their action against the, receive
such reasonable time as
shall direct and reduce their clai‘
judgment. .
The court was further informs V Yh‘
claim, for linuidated demo. 1:11
counter claim was supported by y“ .
unit in which Receive 111;. Loomis ed
that the counter clain'iYYlls for Jim
sums or money paid to. .Copei‘and a
Company, as commissions and [as
suffered in n ga‘mhllng‘i; articulation 1’
future contracts in Vcottonq hot so
August 22 1902. and seat
1904. wherein the 111111111.
111‘s and .‘i. ‘11 Parker. i1
Ravine Mills (19111111111
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