set I PlanoRR‘Certliiestewlth
every purchase
yen nothing. ‘
, 'V‘hrsity Chocolates u..."
krill. ,con ..
: L‘aunch Works
waitress nonsense
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight. Friday fair. A long
ridge of high pressure extends from
Montana southeastward to Georgia. it
is producing pleasant weather with
low temperatures in all sections east
or the Rocky Mountains Tempera-
tut-es below mo. reportedr from Mon-
tana. This area Will move slowly
eastward and produce in this vicinity
pleasant weather with brisk westerly
winds and low temeprsture for two or
three days; ,1»
Attorney Gregory, of Wall street.
was in Stamford yesterday on busl
ncss'.
Conductor Allen,- oi the Connecticut
Company, spent yesterday in Bridge-
The Outlook magazine is on sale
‘ ivory week at W. P. Beers' book
stores.
Miss F. L. Hamilton, of the law ilrni
oi' Walsh & Hubbell, was in New York
city. yesterday, on business.
' ——Ilatters' Benefit, Music Hall, Fri-
day night. Dancing.
Thomas Ward. of Knight street, was
able to drive his horse yesterday, after
it being ill for the last two weeks.
Rev. J. C. Fogarty, of St. Mary's
Church, Norwaik, preached in St.
John’s R. C. Church in Stamlord, last
night.
Attorneys I-lnbbell and Warner will
be in Hartford today, and will appear
below the legislative committee at
the state capitol
'l‘lhe South Norwnlk Zn Zn Club 1111.
nominee a benefit dance for the hat-
ters. The dance will be held. at Arion
Hall on March 26m.
Conductor Challes -.M Knowles of
the local trolley company, has resum-
ed his duties. after being ill at‘ his
home for several days. , ,
~Calll'ornia Raisins,
pkg F. D. Lawton 8; Co. .
At the conclusion or the regular
weekly drill of the Sixth Company, at
the armory. last evening,.the.mem-
hers enjoyed a line supper.
Several carioads of timber are being
unloaded at the South Norwalk rails
load station for use on the bridges and
in doing otheiu'r‘brk 111 tilts 11111111111;-
Miss E," Cartwright, oi Fellxstone,
England. arrived here yesterday on a
three or four weeks' visit to her broth
or. w. R. Cartwright, oi 39 Elmwood
avenue
Ophir Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, held a regular meeting. last
exening, in Masonic Hall, South Main
street. Twa members were elected and
two applications for membership were
received.’
A new Elmore iour-cyllnder thirty-
flve horsepower automobile has arriv
ed at the garage of E. E. Lockwood
for Samuel J Miller; The car is a
beauty, and has beed‘ admired by all
who have seen it.
The Rev Dighton Moses, of Weston,
, will preach the services at the Gran-
bury Union Chapel, Sundny afternoon
at 4: 15. The evening 's'erylce will be
led by the Rev. Mr. Seeley, oi Slams ~
ford. All are welcome. ‘
, The Hungarian Catholics. or South
‘ Nor‘vgalk,. .are to have an interesting
' time tomorrow even enln at Arlen Hail
There will be ay m r as speakers}
including the Roy llll amlMaber,
and Attorney William F. Tammany.
«flattery Benefit. ,hguslc Hall Fri-
“Babel pg}i
attendance at
pol, list“ even
ma lecture was
. Le a B. “Howell, on
About forty
Holy Land were
The resolute of the First
Methodist ”Episcopal church will not
hold their regular business meeting
this Frida‘! "ll‘ll'mdmbers are urged
to come to Damon 1.3051131! to bear
‘ olr yesterday we
parted on their one
large party of friendb‘
with confetti nil-d ll)
. eating for than; PR ‘1'
' but they 11111111 all.
pant}: trip "‘ '
when there
mitt‘ro inter-
ac " 11-1., 100 ~
combined efforts of (Juicers Page and
Silk to remove him to the lockup on
.‘time, sentence was concluded“
,Our Lord
. real to those who were present. There
, ‘in sung. These very instructive 11111111
are being given toysryj" Wednesday
'10 North Main ‘gi
LIT DO WRIT DUNS.
‘ raises 1. comes.
- TIL. 10H. ‘
74 Washington street. South Nor-walk.
RUSSELL
Saturday, Candy .
BAXTER S
ANDERSON’S
I“Bolnt Frames set up and ready to
an
All kinds of repair work.
by competent workmen.
Tomorrow will mark the completion
WM. S. Macomber. of Yale. is
guest of Miss A. It. Luce, of Elizabeth
street.
It is expected that Mr. Weeks, the
new steward of the Country Club, will
takek charge the early part of next
wee
meet at the home of Mrs. William P.
Beers, or Elmcrest, tomorrow after-
noon, at 3:30 o‘clock.
guest of her brother. Charles E. Sey-
mour. in West street. Mrs. Robinson
has been units 111 at her mothers
home for about a week
The latest reports from Miss Mao
been seriousl ill of black diphtheria
at a hospital 11 New York, where she
is a student nurse, are to the effect
that she is‘ imprbving. which will be
good news to her many friends.
A quarterly meeting or the Norwallt
Historical and Memorial Library Assn
elation was held last evening at the
Historical HOuse in West avenue. Only
routine matters were disposed oi last
evening. but at the semi- annual meet-
ing- in June. there will be an address
by a speaker to be announcer! later.‘
Washington Chapter. No. 24. R. A.
M., held a meetinglast evening. at‘
their rooms in Wall street. Norwalk.
One of No’rwalk‘s weltknown politic-
ians was put through-the royal arch
degree. 'All business matters being—1*
over, the members sat down to a fine
repast which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all. ,
Tile Hut IPinisin-rs‘ Association wore
to have nominated oilicers at a regu
lar meeting held last night at Central
Labor Union Hall in Washington
st1'..eet but in view of the present tie
up, them is little likelihood of a
change in the personnel of the 0m(. ors
because at their familiarity with the
situation.
William G. Crockett has recently
had published an interesting picture
of the first steamer to erase the At-
lantlc Ocean. the snv‘annah. This ves-
sel made the trip in 22 dass and a
few hours in 1819. Mr. Crockett‘s
grandfather was interested in the van
mar 11 construction she having been
built by the firm of Pickett and Greek-
ett.
’e—CaIil’ornis. viiniSInsfloc grade. 100
pkg. F. D. Lawwn & Co
The Endeavor Circle of King‘s
Daughters; of the Sbuth Norwalk Con-
gregational Church, held a meeting
yesterday -'afternoon with Mrs. Reed
H. Flynn. of Livingston street. The
Circle will meet on Wednesday alter-
noon, March 24th, with Mrs. Milton
Ellwood, of Rowan street, East Nor-
walk. at which time the Travel Club
wii visit Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Among the South Norwaik young
men who have entered their names
as contestants in the fifteen- mile cross
country 1un oi the Young liked a Club
of Rye. N Y., to ‘11.); held Saturday
afternoon.Ma1ch 27 are William Mocl
ler, who came in fifth in the tweny-
mile contest at the armory, last Thurs
day evening; “Kid” Terry, the boxer
and runner: A1tbur Pearson, Jack
Cooke and Robert Wright.
Martin Mulligan, of Spriug'street,
was excepted ,by Oilicer Page, last
evening. charged with intoxication.
He was found in Clark street in a
helpless condition and it took the
Water street. In the town court this
morning before Judge E .M. Lockwood,
Martin was fined all without costs.
This being his first silence in some
The “Ill ated Talk on the Life or
van at the Berkeley
Street Chapel. last night, was'w‘ell
attended; During the talk thirty five
pictures were shown. Most of these
were colored photo phs of famous
paintings, but there ere also photo-
graphs of sacred places in the Hely ‘
Land as they appear today. These and ,
a map of. Palestine. served to show
the connection between past and pres-
ent, and thus made the history very
were also several illuminated hymns;
thrown on the sheet; which were heart-1
night 111131230!
Agent for A. G. Bpsidlpg a
Launches of all sizes built to order .‘ ‘
OysterSheliPoint.Norwalk »
oi the eighth week of the batting tie ‘
a .
The Friday Afternoon Club, will ‘
«Mrs. Robinson, 0! New Haven, is a *
Inghem Of South NorWalk, who has ‘ I
R Halibut, Buck and Roe Shad. Steak Cod, Finnan Had-
Have Bloomed
The gathering of handsomeS ring hats for man,
now in our store, proclaims the a vent of Spring be-
yond a doubt.
The new and correct shapes—all the new shades
-—authcntic blocks in derbles~sassy shapes in soft
hate—they’re hill here to greet you when youiéom‘e
for your Spring Hat.
Softflats,
Derbies, $2 and $8
The Spring styles in Suits and Overcoats are" ar-o .
riving daily—the most beautiful garments you ever
have seen, both 111 color and style. High colors, quiet
colors—in new and effective stripe eflccts.
Spring fabrics are also on view in 'our Custom
Department.
i‘L R!
‘
There’s no secret about what is in BONNIE HOMF GROUND
FEEDB.1 have already informed you I are sum you will appreciate
the advantage of not only knowing Just what is in our feeds, but also
,01 knowing exactly what is not in them. E11111 eiy tree from adulter-
nnts of all kinds. No elevator oiial, flax screening, .weed seeds or_
' worthless stat! of any description enter into the composition and will
nev‘er'be allowed in ‘inture. Test this and prove what i claim that
they are the ideal feeds for Horse, Cattle and Poultry——because its
component parts are purer, cleaner and contain more of the ele-
ments which promote all around good health.
Proprietor Quality First, Last and All the Tints.
Bonnie Chick Feed MANUEL TORO HATCH
Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Peuilry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
“MOWWWOOWOOOMWMM
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ON SALE EVERY WEEK
William P. Beers
took ARR: srs TIONERY sroses
49, WALL srsssr. ' a score MAIN 3111221,
NORWALK. SOUTH NO WALK.
IRS;
Butter at Czoss‘l
Sugar at Cost. R'R
Maine Potatoes, 3 Peck,
ill RRERl ARR RR RRMPRNY
. 12‘4 Wasmmaron s 'r.. scorn nonwstx.
r51. no. son. g ‘ race ostlvsav.
5 lbs, 251:
10c lb
10c lb '
,- 15 and 201: lb
SMALL SHAD
SALMON
dies, Extra and No. 1 Smelt Escaliops. Long and
Round Clams, Rockawsy LongClsms. 30c
illssbsll and Sporting Goods jg:
The Outlook Magazine
narrole escaped getting a‘ hole
. market at the opening.
and Atchison 96-
vunced steadily.
list was declining
the fall in the E1 les 1-.
and the General Mortgage 4 s, 1.
at a standstill.
end preferred 2 l 4.
11111111111 was film at noon
steady.
WALL STREET.'1 p.
market.
on 7%
Run Arrived Here.
cars entered in the endurance run
from New York to Boston.
through Norwaik at 8: 09 this morning.
The cars assembled at Columbus Cir-
cle and 591k street New York. this
morning and were started off prompt-
ly at intervals of one minute. The
ill-st car to appear in Norwalk this
morning was a Maura. in charge of
W. W. Burke. The prize fer the win~
nor is a line eup,.presented to the
Automobile Club of America, by Chen»
tor I. Bennett.
Auto enthusiasts who were on the
lookout for the cars, say' that Nos. 9.
10 and 13 did not put in an appear
once. The following is the order in
which they passed through Norwslk.
also the make of car and dihei‘:
1-Maura, W. W llruke
i—Acme, A. B. Cordner.
ll-Zust. V. P. Pisani.
8—Stesrns, Guy Vaughan.
fi—Matheson, A. D. Hall.
14~Stearns. M. W. Iletts.
6-Frankiin, C. 8. Carrie.
ill-«Premier. McNamara.
~ 17~-Cleveland. .l“. L. Miller.
nowbiaxwell, C. W. Kelsey.
15—-—Matl1eson, C:- ’S: Rothiuss.
19-——l.ozier. C. E. Force.
:l—ellnynos, Shuttieworth.
2~lit~nnuit, Pnul initlroix (lady).
Iii—«Cadillac, L. R: llnrns.
2i-(loshen. C. I). Meliue.
7~~Kisserknr, F. S. Dickinson.
Iswilndillnc, IIJA. .Street (four pus-
sougorsl. °
O
STEAMER aosron DAMAGED.
Was Trying to Ge‘t Alongside
Stranded Mausehus " ~
VINEYARD HAVEN, 11.. Match
il.--ln trying to get alongside the
New Y.ork New Haven and llartiord
freight steamer Massachusetts which
went ashore on Marlins Vineyard,
yesterday, the steamer Boston today
had a section of her bulwarks and lit-
ty. feet or her rail smashed in, and
punched in net; sid‘e’ before she could
draw away
During the torenoen 1111 Arbnckle
Redford, arrived ‘on the scene to as.
slst the Scott force of tugs and light-
ers in the effort to iloat the steamer
At 9 a. 111. today a westerly gale
Cwblcb was sweeping Vineyard sound
was interfering with the work of sal-
vase.
W
’smoespoar's- soowl. ~
Park City.
two new concerns which gIVe promise
of great growth, and they already. have
begun operations. They are the R. P.
K. Pressed Metal Company, and the
Simple: Foundr
supported by ew Yorktcapltal and
the latter by Beaten interests.
The]! P K Pressad Steel Company
which is capitalised: under the laws of
Connecticut {or $501,000, will engage
in the manufacture at special process
metal, employing meaty-live bands to
begin with.
The Simplex Faucet Company is in-
corporated for $100,0001under the laws
of Massachusetts, with 360,115 paid in.
This concern will employ ten hands -
in assembling the product.
COOPER-SHARP TRIAL.
General Washington Resumes His A1»
ailment for the Defense.
"NASHVILLE ‘T-enn. March 11..»5
R , The attendance today at the Coopei
, ,. Sharp trial for the slaying of folmer
, United States, Senator Carmsek show-
' ‘ ed a decrease at the opening hour and
When General Washington resumed
_ymnki11g extensive
terta‘lnment or G A’:” R- men of
Ad-
in 111 Fonts Post, of New Havgn, this .
. ‘ l - . 1
on... cream. 10 10 11 numiRerer ,
little interest was stirring in the stock
Considerable
pride changes were show pin 11. few
special stocks, but the general market
was sluggish and almost stagnant.
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste
, Marie fell 1 Erie and Toledo. St. Louis ,
and Western 94 and Brooklyn Rapid, w
' Transit 96. Amellcan Sugar rose 1%
WALL. STREET, ii a. m-—A few.
specialties were indifferent to the li-
quldlttion in the Erie stock. and ad-
American Tobacco
pfd. gained 2%, and American Sugar
3 Meanwhile the regularly active
ympatby with
Eric yielded 2.
the first mu. 2%. the iec‘cnd pfd 1%, '
, WALL STREET. noon.~'i‘he weak-
ness of‘ the Eries kept the general list
trio's decline reached
3. the that preferred 4; and the sec-
The tone of the
Bonds Were '
111. ~Stock
prices were unaltered during the hour.
that period being the dullest yet shown
during the current idleness or the
Erie convertible B bonds
dropped 3%. Consolidated Coal Jump~
AUTOMOBILES PASS THROUGH.
Order In Which Cars of Endurance
R The first automobile‘uf the twenty
passed .‘
plug in thei‘cbnreh' MPIOI‘Sp and had
the ~
lighter and the tug Pontiac, from New ,
Two New, Factories to Locate in the ~
Bridgeport is to be the new humour ‘
Company. the former ,
Phone 165-5
METHODIST BROTHERHQOD EN-
RTMNB ,
walk Methodist church, met‘ labtieve-
as their guests a delegation .ofvtheln»
dustriai League of South Norwaik. The
Rev. C K. Woodson, D. D. of East
Norwaik delivered a very interesting
talk on the "indispensible Attribute oi
Methodist Man." At the conclusion
of which all those present not down to
a line oyster supper. given under the
direction or the brotherhood.
3 Thick goods r ihin— eel. ,
silk or cotton—i your sheaf is
11 Wins it will make a clean
cut the full ion ‘of the blade -
wilhout‘ ‘ch "'01 ‘plncb—‘
hRSI/Rise Is the standard with
tailors. seamstresses and others
who use: patrol shear . a;
working tool ‘ ;
Wits shears and scissors host
no more than the avers 1:. but
they will sta a: sharp an stand
more bar and continuous;
. work than any other~in the .-
gfsctor, cutting room or the“ M '
house old ‘
Call-Jo have a lull “I! of Wits
malicious.- etc. lfyoudo'
not findthein satisfactory, .
In every way and the very
best you ever purchased,
'you can return same to f
‘our store and"‘vve will ,
cheerfully island the full 1
amount “you ll . ,
, and 1.4.11. ,R one
85 Whohi‘ngto‘n Street?“
south Norwaltt
’ f rendered to General B. F. B
- , widow and four childred‘ su1vi e.
1 . the ladies will have '11
Sn111h,ln South Main. sire t‘
1 , these propose
.- The life saving crew has
~ the schooner.
SROU‘RI'H NORWALK TO N
M. :5‘ 51
woss' '
RIDEN POLICERMAN R
DEN, March troluian
Herman Date, for forty nails all 111s
local police force. and. in point: at 5°?“
vice one or the oldest oflmselntlha
state, died today from pleuris and
pneumonia. He had never 1"
covered from injuries receivad 3*
int trampled upon bypiv virus will
making an arrest some yea‘ also
was a native of Bremen Ge '
after military service went to banana.”
visited all parts of the world; as land
ed ‘in 'ew Orleans in 1151,1111 was,
drafted nto a Mississippi regiment at,
the outbreak of the Civil all!” He
was not released untii'. the ity ”1‘3"
1‘3
later came here, and was
live original members of ,
force or guardians. He was 8 Ye s"
or age and a veteran Odd Fell .
M. D. WHIST CLUB
MIG. ii. C.Shere1, of Washingt
sheet, entertained the members or .
M l). Whlst Club very pleasantly 1”
terday aftemoon at her home.
ilrst prize was won by Mrsf liar
Richards, the second by Mrs. A.
Clark and the 11111-11 by 1113.033. 11'
low. The next meeting will be whelg.
on Friday eveniu‘g March’26
guests at the home. or 'lRl
THE LIBERIA com
WASHINGTON march 11.
known at the State Demetfient
er Booker Washington, Ito ‘
den and Jacob H. Hollands
oept appointments 011' t
{7 created by Congress tout stl , .
ditions in Liberia. As
inlormation is received
mariners
i be made
FOUR-MASTER IN DIS?
ATLANTIC CITY N. JUN
pointments
" off the Little Egg ma wingers ' ‘
The life savers report that '
, 5 New YORK. new
HARTFORD
In Etioct Catcher. 4,
NEW YORK 70 80.
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