1 improvfd the s
pic! 11 pl spicy’sweetness.
i was chppce that bit on a way to
(eghat tasteless celery
1
uAuAck5uo HOT V- colt.
3 5? "11’ '12. .
1' 1.111th
“#2::
William Me rumble has 'pui'chhse'd a
new automobile.
Selectman John Devine is ill at his
home in Name“:
Charles A!
itiug friends
Selectman John bovine has recover? '
ed 110111 a tow days’ illness.
.lolm Buckley. of the Hour force, is
1115 at his home? 1112 Fronkliu avenue. 5V
James 1.1119111, city clerk o Nor-
walk. is in Bridgeport." toqu. on busi-
ncss. ..
Mrs Luella (iii 01 Elm street is
slowly re'co" ring’ from we paralytic
stroke."
Attorneys J 'I‘ Hubboil and John J.
Walsh were in Bridgeport yesterday,
(in business.
«1The‘ Day‘ Nursery of The Norwelks
'wlli ppen. their home. at 16 West
street. Monday. Wroh 15th. '
The Rev: W H. 'Thoinas will preach
Sunday morning and evening, at the
south Norwalk Methodist church.
Captain. Nelson Larson, who has
been inlet his 1111111116 in Woodwind
avenue, is en th'e road to recovery.
Captain Nelson Lawson, of 88 Wood
ward avenue. who has been quite ill
for several days. is now imvaoviug , l
Mrs John Buckley's two sons, Har-
old and Ciil’tmd, are ill at their home 5
011:3‘rnnkiln avenue, of scarlet fever. V
arles1‘Bradley,..ot Chestnut street,
wh has been confined to his himc
with an attack of the grip, is resting
co‘ml'ortuble‘.
Tine (.1321. P. U. will serve a cliow-
(ier2 supper from ti-to ti o'clock this
evening. at the South Norwalk Bap-
tist~.ehurch. _
Mr. and M1.s 'Samucl McGowan. of
Clay street, have (Hetuiucd home after
a couple of days’ stay with relatives‘
.1 in Passuic, New Jersey
A deleghiiori from Rulestine Castle
Ancient Order Knights 0! the Mystic
Chain; will visit Columbia Castle, in
Stamford, filloudey. March 22.
Ex-Lieuteriant Governor 1113.0 Keel
er, of Norwalk watched the proceed-
ings in .tlie House in Hartford, for a
time during yesterday' a session
Perley C. Sturges, ofV Wall street
whs in New York city, Monday, and
returned ‘home with Va fine Rco runs:
bout,§to1' William ‘M. Crombe.
Er M. Sturtevan‘t formerly of
Sent brwalk. but ‘uow' a resident 01'
Chicago-ls slowly recovering from a
serious attack of blood poisoning
‘An illustrated lecture on the "Life
of Our Lord; ” will be given. this even-
ing, at ’7: 30 o'clock. in the Berkeley
_ street Chapel, by the Rev. Louis B.
Ho'weih
Edward Street, lather oi: Mrs. Sam
nelV L. Wood. or 'Wall street, Wand V'lm
1 many years in the dry goods business
here, is reported seriously ill at ills
home in Boston.
Butléra‘ Lodged. C. OLE, wlil‘conter
the initiatory degree on four candi-
dates this even The new ritual
will be used, "Van Odd Fellows are
invited to attén
Simon Newman. 0: Seymour. avenue.
night sopeniutend ..oi' 221 Adams Ex
press Ooii'i 11W ‘ 11th 1NorWalk
depot. returned to. 'his' rduties,
evening, after a short illness.
‘ ‘Washington Chapter.1 No. 24, R. A.
M Will hold a regular convecati'on
this evening, at which time the royal
last
arch degree will be Worked on one Vol .2
Norw (its well knowii' polititdans.
Wi' “god, Holibl s. or France street ‘
bled irlen 3‘, Monday evening:
w'enty- dve gu'ests comprising"
Vocal and instrumental se-
Refreshments were
initiation ceremonies.
. All. mawsmpmwmny requests
ed to he: rose
attend 11;
Council. Knights
, V coda
(Stash a. must
in; $11 h M Hayes,w110 is a. very '
’au'd 53115755 -'
good Vmeuutmut. réeit
.5 .. b) 2
. gods w‘itiiriiitox- ‘
one (tight or
.311
1' 2 anberry: nil Ville eel»
. ' (hon
cry and was ‘(le113'hte‘d (with the results. 1
both in looks and in taste;
Parmesan cheese sprinkled thickly
ovVer stewed tomatoes that are later
‘ br'ow'u'e'd' iii 112111111113 (Ili'lh‘ gives them 1 2
Van1added zest. ,
‘ Chmlot‘te russé is both more apps-V
and. less siplgsui .51! it is (is
vore' vvitii she can!
still tell in euro 1in or the oreain will
0rd
S5"""'Il
when it is hovered with chocolate
Make a chocolate custard and put it
in a baking dish with alternate layorsi
of mm This can be eaten eltheri
aith o1 wicho t- cream. . .. .
tel d,r,iuk
for pouring over vanilla ice cream.
(lid you ever try preserved tomatoes '
it is as pietty us it is delicious. .
Shhllopod oysters are much better;
it cooked in iuolvlduai dishes rather
than in e pudding Tfidlsh Though some-1
what troublesome to. prepare they fire
best‘ of all scalloped in their own
1' blocks ‘ ‘
Ths' should be
1 (1d puddiiig ia'k‘e'é on not? dignity ‘
it you cannot aflm marron sauce .2 V
327.505.
332.511 .
tiller.
sl1elis.' (1‘ half dozen being served on .
each plate.
Mince meat is much bettei for
standing several weeks before using.
it should not be kept over summer,
however. as it soon spoils.
women are much lighter it made A '
with sour cream and the butter kept .
To eat with them, t1v '
rathei thin.
chicken gravy or cinnamon and sugar
mixed. ()1 lumps of maple sugar melted '
down and served hot. . ‘
(vere 1e11dere'd,a11d a pleasant VV
”TED” chill REMOVE! (Noiseom cure)
25°. Dwa- or Shfio Dssl sr§s5 315
l I u
1.11
'v‘
' Insurance-
We have several decided bargains
In "(some proaudthg property that
must Increase to value wtm (no rapid
growth of 111.: (own. ‘ 5
Do You Know
(here is no store in the Norwaiks
want in the grocery line than right
STREET?
Our constant aim is to please and
give you satisfactiOn every time.
with us
Special, New
Peaches, 25¢ per can; $2.855 per dozen
(ans.
per can; $2.85 per dOzen cans.
cans.
Extra Sta (1 rd Royal A1111 Cherries
2511‘ per can ‘ ‘
These are the dneSt fruit packed 3
lb cans
Let: (is talk groceries to you.
111111.535 You CAN EV5VAT.
depended ‘ ' b6"
Hevlland ldg‘i, ((1711an "0mm
(:2an “(11.13.1133 Marlow
urday (1n'tll':38 '1
this 15 :
. 3- ' ' ' 1
if you have never porn a Kepp
Suit. you do not
bes1tl;at can be procured.
a strongest £111.1de
this method we 11
suit 91 clothes to
w out. 5 5.
45 WALL 87., NORWALK.‘ ' i '
(Real Estate and.
better equipped to supply your every _
here AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON ,
It will be to your advantage to trade 5
Extra Standard Sliced Lemon Cliug'
Extra'strmdArd Bartlett Peers, 25: 1
Eilra Standard Green Gags or Egg 2.
P1111113; 200‘ per can; 8230 pc1 dozen 1
.' hinted b cott eaVs agelnst the United
" Hatter .. .
Electric Percolators. Chafing
ments of (1 boy' a shoe. ."
‘3
3(VUNION
w.-. as._..
SouthNorwslk
Stockings to match (11111 costume.
for $1..00
character.
Overt.
‘ .Loewe & Co. vs.
Am rice. will be
outh'y superior
in Danbury be-
V a. decision at
581mm 914' at the short
or,
(1 question being
should be assigned
court or not.
((1 ed that till; case be
but‘ y. unless
11‘? counsel tor the plain
use would all
public that 'che individual
Nothing 11111111111110 (at good coast;
lishment. Qua! ity is our first censlder'u'tione
should be yours. Our! our doors are filled with the i1
Carpets. Moltlngs. Oil Cloths, Linoleums. “Draperies,
.‘perience can‘ savanna and at prices the lowest.
3 piece Parlor Su.ites sillg plush loose cushions. mah '
' no Labor Savers
TheCi‘OWil Prince S 06
FOR BOYS
it is the result of the most. careful consideration in all its details (.2.
of lusts. patterns and material, or what is best suited to the (squire-
FLYNN 8t RYAN
m-
Stamford
In this lot are black. several shades of ten.
areen, lavender. champagne balbriggan. navy. etc. You ll agree with us
. that the mice is very modest for Hosiery of such cor1ectound distinctive
1 cptuwcuor (m. T
deldiidaiitd should be r‘eiet'ts'e‘d ir'om the W
in mold
V" - 211111», nacilinery
‘ NORWALK.
Dishes. Smell Stoves. Water
Heaters. Broilers. Ovens, Luminous Radiators. etc. Pocket Flash-
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assorhdsnt of Elec-
trio Portable Table Lamps and Demos. ' 1, '
iHERHllVfl KE'
1, 1111111110111: 354
Horace ED111111 81 391113 1
{it will- tit the teat, and its wear is unexcelled.
MADE)
90 Washmgton Street,
550th ”Walk
Don‘t Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS
Enter ‘
Merrill Business College
and Learn How to EARN It.
DAY AND NlGH'l‘ SESSIONS.
' Port Chester.
New Sprmg Hosiery
“Dame Fashion" says that everything must match this season
now Hosiery is (1 remitrkabiy complete showing of the world's best and must 1
artistié makes and colorlugs' hence you me almost sure of finding here
0111'
Ask to see the beautiful. sheer lisle Hose that we have at 3 'Pairs"
sky, pink, Burgundy.
rapport. "to Vprevent him from ca
511 - . '
' ‘Eiouth Norwalk
‘3 .litViptist Chuich in‘ the 111113111111: 31“?"
The Philathen (ind Bllruch (tissue
Itho Float Avenue Method 11
thodi
and South Norw'a
' 'He is to speak attl oath Norwulk
evening: his topic to lie The Develop-
log Power ~01 the Sunday spoon And
God Give. Us Moor 11‘
one Methodist 121111! one ‘
day school sessi'o '
and a grand muss V
nt‘vtho South Nor V VV
eopnl,.Chtii‘ch (1 Q
or Ve menus Glad
' 1 vs
Mr. Vll'lipiioll' (1
the coiumuuitt telling of this speaker
. who will no doubt (it) his very 119st (it
said mum
Miss Lucy Gray. (1 Philathoan, will to,-
vor with the oilertory. a soprano solo.
The pastors oi the different choiches
will assist
The committee voted to make men
effort to have this the greatest event
in the history or organizathms in the
Sunday school. The very best pos-
sible plans [or programs. decorating
and advertising were all discussed and
rlettcrs will in: sent to all (hurrhcs'in
the 3 o'clock (nesting in the South
Nurnalk Methodist Episcopal Church
1 lie is u (or; interesting talker and:
will hold his nudionca as long as he
1 talks. Much interest is being taken in
those meetings and it. is l(oped that
every Barnes and Phildiholi member
will do his and her share oi‘ invitin."
2.pcople to attend all or any (11' these
meetings
The committee is (uniposcd of Miss
Ethel prwngue Miss Sartoin Miss Ber-
tha (leib. Mrs. Amboree,Carpenter.
a...»
gun, Miss Bertha Hunter. Ambrose
Carpenter Ray Weldron. John Tyler
and Wilfred Robins. '
”AS'E‘OHI A.
”mm” ' 11111111111111 (humanly
d
_..—V_
HOTEL ARRIVALS: '
n5t.‘.5yii(1(-(:l———O. C Heimplllancnester. N.
W. Payne. H. W. Clary New
Eaton: Charles H.Spa1'1'y.lt‘ B. F131
gins. G. M. York 1“ J. Sagendor.ph N
J‘ncohus Eugene Remach. James Re-
mach. James Lu'sker. W A. Shading,
W. A Shutt. l4 W. Dickinson J. B.
Taylor. New York. F b.2014enry.
Thomas H Meade. H W' Blanchard
Boston: L M many. Youngstown. 0.;
A WItterdink.Brookly(1; Roy R. Pow-
ell's, Carl 0.:Mexeiu. Hartford; 11Waiter
2‘J.Lea1'y, Rochester; ..'l‘ Campbell,
Providence. R. 1.; Joseph Wills, New:
ark. N. J. ..
Mansekemo~llln and Mrs} C 'l‘
.Ellls, New York C L,‘ Sim and wife
Boston: A. C. Buldwnifirlngfleld
C L Ln'rson (ind wife 0 Andrews
Huributt. .Wilto‘n; George L Rockwell.
Ridgefield; Willis Chapman Bridge-V
port; Louis Mints, Newark. 8. G1 cen
sitein,’ Bridgeport; W. “H.‘Thom’pson,
George W Moore, New York:: C1 W.
Wilson, Hartford in. Rogers. New
York: 1. C Huston. Midletow11,N.Y.:
S. i Clap ...lr H. chlli. N‘éw York;
W. A. Price. Boston: C. J. Council
Ila. 13151111011. New 2York. 1 1
Miss Clara Alnswor.tl( Mrs. A. [1. Mar:
2 ruined. and .
(unny' paintings and ‘ art treasures. - 1
were destroyed The loss is placed at
New York: 0‘. L. Kepp, Boston. ‘L. R. '
(57"11‘1‘21'9”.
‘..l..\..' .i
Shirt masts 5
45x36 Pillow Cases .5. ...... 71/21:"
value 11c.
451(36 Pillow Cases ...... .9c
- Value 13c.
45x36 Pillow can;
' ' 1 Value 18c.
72x90 Sheets .............. 31c
' 1 Value 500.
' Vim/21: Prof: oi" iii'e' Loom 8Mus-
....... 161: V
Mueller. Ililiow Cases. Sheets Underwear, . ’
. ' 501: Silk Ve111n§..
Goods.
80 Amoskesg Ginghsms.... '59311 '
8c American Prints. .V. . . . .51;
25: New Lawn Kimonos.
Sweaters at half price.
10c'Ca'ndy ..... ..5c 5
51: Clark’s Thread . ... .
390 Dutch Collars '. .'.':"
um". .. .2 r
'11 SHERMAN COUNCIL VWINS AGAIN.5.
Defeated Stamford Council and Will
Now Play New Haven.'
Sherman Council,
((1 pet bowls team again demonstrated
‘ its prowess last evening. when the»
members met and vanquished the
Stamford Council team in the lutter's
' ' own b'alliwiek
The South Nor wolkexs who bend the
list in the state championship series.
won last evening by the score of ii" to‘
13' in an exciting session. Stamford
Council led 11p to the tenth inning by
:1 score of 10 to 1, but the invaders
got into their stride in great shape our
(in: the succeedingllnnings, starting
('vith four in the eleventh inning and
live in the twelfth. From then on they
forged steadily to the front. '
’l‘ho tiopln of the state champion
ship is a handsome silver chp and now
the South Norwalk Arcanumltes have
only to play the New Haven Council.
which stands next on the list. The
Fillermnn Council champions look for.
\1 (1rd to the meeting with confidence.
The local team is composed of Char
to; E. Hoyt, E. S. Bowen, RnlphV1Com-t
1410011.“; H Baker and i’. A. PdtHseiisi
DOG GAVE ALARM OF FIRE. ‘1 5. 2'
BOSTON, March 10—-2-"he home of
Prof Roland C. Lincoln. oi the Has
any 21(1stutiie, Harvard University. at
Jamaica Plain, was badly damaged by
(ire. early today, and Prof. Lincoln
ettrlbutes the escape of his family to
the barking of (1 pet dog. which await. L- '
Royal A1cnn11n1,’
' ('11 glass
Conference to be Held to Consid‘
V Raise shortly. 1,1
er LOUIS Mo. Manon 10. ~11 c
t'crence of the executive truthc om
(1111:: or the Missouri lines has 13 11‘
called here for tomorrow to cousins
the action to be taken in the restore:
(ion of passenger 1'atVes.’l‘he general
passenger agents have decided to V‘"
omme‘nd full restoration ‘oif‘ 'rates 0
the chief trailic' executive as early ’
possible. -1
Loc'ai t'ariiis can he restored on to
days’ notice and all lines have mad
the" necessa'ry preparations in detail
for tarili posting and distribution out
soon as authority is sites by the high
or officials to put in the old is
While it is believed that action in t at
regard will be‘ 11no111m0us. some ‘
the i.ines are favoring a rate of 295‘
cents per mile for the main line, and.
31 cents for the branches.
The colite'1‘1d‘thot it such a '
shoul be adopted, 'the state authori-
lea would ‘abandon all steps for an a
(will to Vch supreme court of the 1111
d all lurther rate
tion would be dropped.
1
< nod the occupants of the house. The . " '
life had made such progress that no
one had time to dress, and the balls
were so fllled122with' smoke thutonit". .‘1
familiarity with them made exit pod-:1 1.
slide: The interior or the home was
.its contents, including
3’0 000 The origin of the fire has not
been learned.
Susan:
Fox l—‘cter' s an elite trv bukin wdsr
biscuits (node of‘ ICold Moduli 10115.1 mum
ASSISTANT PoSTMASTEVa GEMS
2 ERAL .
WASHINGTON 111arch10.~—W1111am
Hayward, of Nebraska City, Nab" sec
(story or the” Republican National
first assistant postmaster general. He"
‘ 011117.32 years old. but he's had con
derubie experience in politics and
Committee, has been Asked to become' '-
l 7 ‘
‘
names to tickle. tits car. ‘11
' 'gaudy labels to dazzle the eye.
1 no this to cull» defects, but '
Just Coffee
. fresh ground, pure and of ((1
1' strength- ‘ ' 2'" 1 V3111
law His seisctipn was due ‘mdinly to ' "
1V ostmdster G'enex'Al Hitchcock. Mr.'
aywurd was offered eV place as
much on account of ability as for’
his serviceS'to the Vilopuhlicen party
' STERLING GVANTED D ORC
EDINBURGH. Scotland. March in.
~—.lohn Alexander Stirling. of Humans!
dale. Perthshire. teddy won his .di—‘
voice suit against his wife, Clara Eli
etii.}1VStiriiug’ who was formerly
(es Tay.lor or New Jersey.
utln (e in. the court 01 sessio ' E
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Norwalk Chronicler