Get a Piano Certificate with every purchase. It will cost .. you nothing. " jg F. A. LANE , Confectionery and Pastry 51 Washington Street. 11111 w: WEATHER‘FORECAST. ' For Norwalk and vicinity: Clear- ing this afternoon. Fair‘ tonight and Friday. The storm that was central yesterday over Lake Erie moved south. easterly, increasing in intensity and united with a secondary disturbance on the Jersey coast. it was central this morning near Atlantic City. it was snowing in Washington at 8 a. n1. It. was snowing along the coast from Virginia to Maine and as far west as i’ittsburg. The weather was pleasant iu the central and western sections. The storm willmove eastward today and be followed by clearing late this afternoon or tonight Storm warnings nlc continued along the coast. Cutbllls adv. will interest lovers of fresh fish. Miss Charlotte Darby entertained a number of friends at her home on Mer- win street, last evening. ~——Sugar Corn.10c grade, (to can. F. D. Lemon 8t Co Mrs. Reed G. Havlland will entertain the Matinee Whist Club at her home in Elm street, this afternoon. Mrs. Amelia Collin, or Norvvalk, is visiting at the home of her daughter. Mrs. F. P. Seiko: Myrtle avenue, East Norwaik. YMiss Emily Mason of Peekskill, N. is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. C. H. Aisthorpe, of Seavlew avenue, East Norwalk. ——Come and see Dorando, the great ltalian runner, at the Armory tonight. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Collin, Sr.. of Beldcn place. Norwalk, will spend Sunday at the home of ‘Mr. and Mrs. W. Post, of Stamford. Prof. H. B. Newton intends to resign his position as choir master at St. Paul‘s Church and accept a'slniilar po. sition in New York state, \‘ictor Smith has resigned his posi- tion with his father. in Main. street, Nor walk. and accepted a position with the Suits Textile Company. --Yellow Peaches. 15c grade, c1111. F. D Lawton &. ob. Albert Saunders, of Chestnut Hill. Cranbury. has accepted a position with the W. C. Burt Shoe Manufactur- ing Company, of New York city. The W. C. T. U. will inset-with Mrs. Kidney, Fitch street. East Norwalk, Friday, at 3 o'clock sharp. Any one l11~ Ierested in temperance is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. s. Naphcy, of South Osborn avenue. East Norwalk, who have been spending a. few days with friends in Hartford, returned home yesterday. 5 ~Come and see Dorando, the great ltaiian runner, at the Armory tonight. Clinton Con1mandery._K,nlghis Tem- ‘piars, will hold their regular monthly meeting this evening, at their quarters in Masonic Temple A full attendance is desired Fix-Mayor Scotleld. irwin Byington and Captain Edward Smith, of Nor. walk are in New York city, today, tak- , 111g in the Sportsmen 8 Show at. Madl- son Square Garden. , Howard Mossman and wife, who was Miss Martin, haVe returned from their honeymoon, and are stopping for the present at the home of Albert Moss- man. his brother. 011 East avenue. —Yellow Peaches.15c grade, 100 can. F. D. Lawton & 01). it is rumored about; Norwnlk that several of Norwalk's mung men are going to organize a club. The name has not been selected as yet but. it is understood that George Allen is at the head of it. ‘ Horace Keyworth, of Gregory Boole 1ard, East Norwalk is building a line new launch of the racing type in the rear og his h.ome Mr. Kcyworth ex- pools to have the boat ready for use 100 v3: We Write Burglar “ Insurance LET US WRIT! YOURI. TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN, TEL 165-!- 5 74 Washington street. South Nor-walk. RUSSELL’S Varsity Chocolates and Saturday Candy u—AT— BAXTERS‘ ANDERSON 'S Launch Works Boat. Frames set up and ready to plank. All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. ' . Oyster Shell Point,Norwalk Io. J. Church, of Westport avenue, spent yesterday in New York city. Read prices on fish for Friday and Saturday in the adv. of John C. Sllcox. Friday is bargain day at C. J. Mints & Co.'s. Read the adv. and note price reductions. During the snow storm this morning the Gregory Point trolley car left the rails in Cove avenue. Mrs. Lester Plnkham and son Ray- mond. of 10 Hillside place, is visiting friends in New York and Long island. if you are going to have a suit, over- coat, trousers or anything done in the tailoring line, L. Koppel's adv. is sure to interest you. Lester Pinkham who is emplomd had his foot painfully injured recently was able to be out yesterday for the first. time since the accident. Burgess D. Jennings, who recently resigned his position as chemist with the New York, New Haven and Hart- lord Railroad Company, will leave Monday, for Pennsylvania to take up the duties of his new position near Pittsburg. George B. Buxton, connected with the Corto Produce Company, large fruit growers of Norwalk and Cuba. is in town for a fewI days. renewing old acquaintances .O’Nell also ac- companied Mr. BuxtoMn from Cuba but left for his home in Boston. A representative of the Osborn Art Calender Company, of Newark, N. .l.. one of the largest concerns inanufao .turiug calendars, was in Norwalk. to. day, taking orders for 1910 calendars. The line was very attractive, and from all accounts drew a good business. the Armory tonight. The many friends of Miss Mae lug ham, who 43 studying to become 11 nurse at a New York hospital, will be deeply pained to learrnthut she lies at the point of death today. She is understood to be ill of black scarlet fever. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Ingham went to New York. to day, to be at her bedside. George W. Collin, of Belden place. wishes through the columns of this paper tordeny the rumor that has cir- culated about. Norwnlk that: he intend- ed to take the raptnincy of the Volun- teer Life Saving Corps who are going to erect 11 station between Norwalk 11nd Westport 111110011111 had the proposition made to him some time ago, but he declined with thanks. A line water spaniel. the property of Andrew Dickinson, or Chestnut street, was poisoned yesterday'by! some cul- prit in the vicinity of Mr. Dickinson‘ 5 house. The dog was out as usual yes terdny morning and returned towards hood, when it was taken with eonvul stops and died within a short. time. it Mr. Dickinson gets his hands on the miscreant, it. will go hard with him. —Don’t forget. the Marathon Race at the Armory tonight. WW II Will SIREII. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. “tr-Irre- gular and narrow changes were shown by the opening prices-0f stocks, and the businesg done was unimportant. 'l‘he. advances in Canadian Pacific and Wisconsin Central of 4‘11. and in Brook- lyn Rapid Transit." of '%~'represented the extreme in the fluctuations. WALL STREET, 11 a. 1n.———The first hour's business was very small owing to wire interruption. P1 ices implov- ed slowly with: the demand p1inclpaily for the industrial stocks. Canadian P11 aids and Consolidated Gas advanced 1%. Wisconsin Central 1%, American ice 11/1 and Booking Coal an dDetrolt United Railway 1. International Papei pfd. and General Electric sagged 1. WALL STREET noon. -—Selilng or the first of May. , ~Don‘t forget the Marathon ‘Race at the Armory tonight. . 1 . | The regular meeting of St. J'ohns lodge. A. F and A. M. will be held 1111.111- rooms in Masonic Temple. to- night and the master mason degree will be worked. Following the meet Illg the members will have a banquet. The Sixth Company 1.1.1.1 their regu 1111 weekly drill stripe emery last evening and two new members were admitted. Tuesday evening, March 9th,1 11 smoker will be given, immediately .1ite1. the drill. it, is urged that all 111n1nbers be p1 esent. ——Ruta Bags 'l‘nrnliis. 15c pkg, bu. F. l) Lawton 1% Co. ‘ a"... ......-..-.b -—-" Foss' “High Grade Quality Chocolates ‘ 1 pound Boxes ...... .‘ ...... 50 and 609 V2 pound Boxes ........ 30 and 351: SmallBoxoo.... ..Oci Stillson-Poweil Corporation. ' . Prescription Drought- ‘ South Norwslk I Open ‘ Sundays 5 10 North Main 91.. ders. while scanty, force prices below last night. Slight rallies brought stagnat.ion Bonds were ‘ steady. ‘ 'WALL STREET, 1 p. n1.—-Sl1orts bought at therdecliue, and prices rose above yesterday's closing level. Some large blocks of United States Steel were brought above ‘.45 Union Pacific " and Reading weie also bought more ir.~eely The New High school AND 25 OTHER “New Post Cards 5 FOR-5c COLEMAN’S NEWS STORE souttrINorwalk Agent for A. G. Spoldlng'o ‘ Baseball and apertlno Goods ‘5. by the Adams Express Company, and , -—Don't forget the Marathon Race at ; were sufficient to . Clothes To Fill rte-order clothing,. Spring If you prefer to have your clothes measure, you will find that we can you without the annoyances and delays tailor-shop, and that our fit is the best had. Our prices, too, are pleasantly men who naturally expect to pay more Tail red‘ the Bill For some years we have made a special point of and Fall. 0 r cliorts have been appreciated, as the number of cus omers proves, and our reputation for tailoring that our the bill , rests upon results accomplished. made to your Wake thorn for of the average you have ever surprising to A full showing of Spring fabrics for Suits. Over- coats and Trousers is now ready, and you are invited to make selections from all the new colors. 14 South MainlStreet 4.1. —- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Telephope Ca11682-2 other demoralizing 1111cthods. in BONNIE HOME i make them as if the old time p1 figure that I cant afford to keep convict afford to do anything else. Proprietor llonnlc Little Chick Feed Horse Feed Dnlry Feed Poultry Feed Scratching Feed Bonn to Don 11 in Ben lilo. Bonn is v--------v--v-------v-v----vv-v-vvvv in the fight for trade :11 the shall profit en vhich grain dealers do business nowadays. It good deal is heard of uniting grades and D 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : > And that's equally' true of cvorythlng i sell. 1 h > h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 nigua WRIIINR PAPER making and sell 111; GROUND FEEDS otits were still 11 be had i don't up the highest quality. but that I Quality First, Last and All'tho Time. MANU E TORO HATCH. WWWOOWW —-—-—-——. d Linen 250 Bookseller and Stationer 49 WALL ST. AND 6 50- MAIN ST. L: NOTE .-—lt is highly important in My goods are always as represented a SMALL SMELT, Pollock,called Boston Blues, Herring, - 1 - Flatflsh, .. -.- - 300 at; «www-mm... . _._.__‘ Look at Our -. 5 lbs.. 25c Weakfish, 8c lb Small Shad, 8ch Salmon, - Halibut, Buck and Rec Shad. Steak Cod. Eels, Fir and No. 1 Smelt, Escaliops. Long and Round Clams. Rccksway Long Clams Gosling Clams icr Baking. Porgies and ButterfWIh ‘Gutbill’s Bridge Fish ‘I‘lCCS ' .111“. . these days to get All you can for your money, but there is another thing just as important; th it is, what you not. nd warranted. S lbs., 250 - 10c lb - » 12c lb - 10c lb 'Porgies, - nan Haddies, Extra b'ooNNELL seNr. ro JAIL. Mrs. Dorgan's POcketbook. lice Hunt. upon complaint of Mrs. M. Lockwood by hnndin gthc “unit" the commit ment papers and letting them. a Reliable Friend Start an Account Today Found Guilty of Attomptlng to Take James O‘Connell 1W“) claimed he, was deaf and dumb, arid who was ar- rested. yesterday, by Captain of P0- Mary Dorgan, of East avenue. who claimed that 0' Council tried to snatch her pocketbook away from her. was: tried. this morning before Judge E. The tr.ial while not very lengthy. proved to be very interesting. Prose- cuting Att'oiney Davis opened the case him read . He. replied. on paper. that ho was drunk and did :not «mean-6 any ratsruouaios. runs DELIVERY. _ 111 Times of Trouble a Savings Account IS! with 1181 1:11. ‘" harm when he a coated Mrs. Dorga‘n, ‘but merely want 11 her to direct him to the car that would~tnke him to his sisters. in ilford. After. Judge lpckwood hea1d he testimony of Mrs» Dorgan, who win the next witness port jail. for twenty days, would give Mr. O'Connell plenty of 'lraggal d and we not the sentence or the c‘our,‘t O'Con- nell onlv smiled, and seemed to take it good natinedly,‘ George W. Sol (.11, of the Ndrwalk Hmdwaro Comps y. is in New York city today on bu inoss. 1 . 1s and 20c lb 1Market. called. he decided that the best place ‘ for the poor fellow would be in Bridgtlsg~ ' whlc ’ time to rest 11p, as he looked pretty . ry eyed When AlA. .torney Davis W) to on a piece of poi-2 ' AD A BAD FALL- tl‘y, of Holden A one. In- “lurid Yesterday”; » lease Benny. of 20 Holden avenue, a wollltnown old resident of Namath, "Nd fell yesterduy morning near the Grace, Chum-h, while out f01 a short walk, striking his head on the culbstono and rendering him unconscious. Mr. lienily has been feeble of late and he Apparently had a dizzy spell overtake IlIIIl. ills fall was heavy and when assisted 1111 he Wits bleeding pro- fusely about the head. Robert ti. ihmford and Mali Carrier .lohn lieuly happened along. and they picked Mr. liontly 11p and put him in 11 chuiI secured nearby and carried him to his home where 11 physician was (tilled and the wound examined. No seilous icsulis 111i: anticipated. however, and Mi Bently's f1 lends hope 1'01 a speedy recovely. WEDNESDAY WHIST CLUB. The Wednesday Social Whist Club I held a meeting. yesterday, with Mrs. William Ahreus. of Main: street. The ilrst prize was secured by Mrs. Elbert Marsh: consolation. Airs. Clarence Fennimen. Refreshments were served. The club will meet next. Wednesday with Mrs. Irving llrudley, oi’ \N'ushingion street. THE, Cadillac Four Cylinder, Model 30. $1425 delivered in Norwalk, cannot be equalled by any other our selling for $2,000. Have. a demonstration before buying and learn for yourself. F. E LockwoOd . 8., Company 39 WALL STEET. NORWALK. are now in Stock and ready to be turned into stylish Spring, Suits as soon as your order, is received—5 $25.00 W; $50.00 Everything for evening gear—Shuts, Collars Ties. 5 Gloves. JoseiTlTTavis Clothier, nlsher Trunks and Leather goods , as Washington Street South Norwalk Tailor, Hatter, Fur- Cut Clean td'the' Point: Thick goods or thin—wool, silk or cotton-if yout- sliear ls- : Wlss it will make a clean, cut the full length of the blade without “chewmg” or‘ ‘plnch- n iTil/Is: Is the standard with tailors, seamstresses and others who use a pair of shears as a working tool. ‘ .5 , Wlss shears andocissors cost . . no more than the aver e, but . they will sta agshnrp so stand. 5. ',more her and continuous work than any other-in the . ; factor, ocutting room or the ~- 1' m" .1111 1111911111: Jim! in! Romeo. liyou do not find them satisfactory in ovarywayandt cvcerdy but you eve on: as you can "1* sanne‘ To our store a we will ‘ cheerfully refund the full amount you paid. out CHAS s. DOW 112 WASHINGTON eraser. PHONE 807-. r r . many , second, Mrs. .ldhn F. Griffin: . FLANN EL 1- At Remarkable Reductions $1.00 QUALITY AT ‘509 QUmf‘fiTi; SEE THE WINDOW mspmg Price’ s ClOthing Store 98 Washington Street ,l 5, ‘ South Norwz . 7 Phone 165-5 I 1 Put It Away]... ‘ expelienoed man try to make the re- pairs. , . you may farm as with. Luther M. Wright Phone Conneotton ‘ MAIN STREET, sou‘rH NORWALK MAIN ST. STAMOFRD ‘ 3 lbs. Fancy Evaporated Peaches, -‘ Apricots, per lb.. I - C 3 pkgs Fancy Seeded Raisins. .. .259 10 Cakes Soap.....'....‘.......... 259,, 1') lbs. Prunes .................... 25c 20 lbs Sugar ............. $100 ii. 0. Pnncuke Flou‘r pkg" ..... 7c 3 Cans String Bea11s...,...1..‘..... 251: 3 Nice Salt Mackerel ............. 25s. 3 Cans Corn ...... . ............ .251: Flo1l1i11 and Califoiuia oranges .................. 25c, 30c, 35c, 401: per dag, UNITED. GROCERY ;-CO... PHONE 143. ”so NORTH MAIN s'rnssr. sourH NORWALK, ' ‘ ’ I Saves Your ggfimsmgth and You Carpets sweeping a Makes I 333.... Lenten SpeCials! 33.35,,“ A F. BECKMANN .8. CO. '5 MS LBS. fiONELESS COD FISH _,_, ........ , ......... . ...... ... 256i PURE CIREAM CAKE COD FISH, lb. pkg. 14c MFANCY No.1 MACKEREL. 2 lbs. for ..... 1 ............... ........325o LARGE ENGLISH CROMARTY BLOATERS. Each 36’ \ch (Swan's Salmon %_ can. .131: Stag Bland Salirion,1 lb. “can 1 McCownn' 8 Salmon 1 lb cn11..22c Ciescent Brand Broiled Mack 'I‘elrnpin BIand Salmon. 1 lb e1el, can. ................ .1 , .111111 , ....................... 1112c Mmshall's 'Kippered Herring Ruby Bland LobsteI ..... . . ." can ..................... Add ' ' 25c and 451: can Fancy Canned Sluimp. call 1. ' “Pickert's Soused Mackerel, Fancy » Canned Stirlni can ........................ 15c cnns ............... HATcl-iET'I' BRAND CLAM CHOWDER, can , ....... . if you want simething nice in this line, just txy thlsf ,i licious. lv‘ 4 FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, lb. ....... ...... [tr-”.356 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. ALL KINDS CHEESE. ‘ ‘ A. F. BECKMANN 7 1,. 83 and 85 Washington St. ,PhpneiCallMO. W124 WASHIINGTON 8 To SOUTH; NORWALKV 751.. 110.909. " _F.h.i-:E,1 ight Robes: “z- W" ”a" 3" 5’0“? figs satiifsc- ‘1 why with but small cost . Fromm “new“ Will be given to any business 1 You might as well as to let some in- , 25c 101': pleasure. What more do - you want? ‘ ' I F. -A.-‘ Mitchell; ‘ HOUSE FURNISHER ‘ :NORWALk, coNN.
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