A HEART 'ro HEART TALK
is sure to be sweet when the subject
under discussion is 'a box of our FINE
CONFECTIQNS..Take. a box to some
pretty miss quit it will put. you in soft
right away. '
FALANE
Tel. 409. 51‘ Wishlnpton at.
In Your Launch or Boat Insured
for the Coming Season?
We write this insurance. Call us up
TILIPHONE 16M
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
Ah kinds of insurance~Merne The.
Tornado. Automobile, Fidelity
Bonds. Bumiary and Acol-
dent Wur‘anoe.
74 mediocre eraser. .sourn“
Nomi .coua. .
Pale People, Attention!
Our iron Pills; Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the best Iron Tools to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
1“. H. DAXTER. Druulst
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EVENING IENJINEL TELEPHONE
92-2-News Department
non-Business Department
eta—Branch Office. Norwalk
890 —-Edltor's Residence
729Mity Editor’s Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday;' light to
moderate variable winds. Cloudy and
rainy weather continues in all sections
east of the Mississippi river, but be-
ween the Mississippi River and the
ocky Mountains the weather is (1"ltlal
ing. The rainfall during the past 24
hours has been light in the Lake Io
glen and New England, but quite
heavy on the Middle and South Atlan-
tlc coasts. The temperature is mild
in all sections east of the Rocky
Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low; till; high, 49.
Cloudy.
Frank Dorsey is on the rapid road to
rccovory.
Extra specials at the Great A. & P.
Store. See adv.
Read about the waist sale tomor-
row at tho- Mlntz store.‘
Attorney J. Beldeu l-lurlbutt is in
Bridgeport today on business.
Thursday is Bargain Day at the
Dickermnn store. The adv. will give
you a list of the specials.
There will be a meeting of the
continuation class of Grace Church
this evening at 7:30 in the church.
There will be a rehearsal of the de-
gree; team of rK , ncampment.
No. 9. 1.0. 0. F.. in Odd Fellows' Hull.
tomorrow evenipg.
Richard Irwin. who has been laid up
at his home In Woodward avenue bI
rheumatism and complications is able
to be about again.
’lhe Knights of King Arthur have a
regular business meeting scheduled
for tomorrow night. All members are
requested to be present.
If you are going away why not in-
sure your baggage and personal effects
against loss by fire. If you are inter-
cstod read Taylor and Golden’s adv.
A stated communication of St. .Iohn's
Lodge. No. it. will be bold ’l‘hursday
cIeIIing. Mlilth 3rd. at it o'clock. The
council apprentice Ill-glee wil bi- con
felled
.Ioh Cnusi, the Mind strcct fruiteror.
had the IlIisforIIpic to lose his horse
last night. The horse must have suf-
fered great pain as he broke cvcl‘)“
thing In sight. bofoyy be finally cush-
cd in. .
Tho chorus will sing and the Rev.
it. B. Carpentermwiil give an illustrat-
vd torture froiu'thevllfo of Christ to-
night at the Idghthousc Mission on
the bridge. A lama attendance is de-
sired. Admission free. All are wel-
conic. “
The N. E. Ryan & Co. store has vvoll
earned the title of the baby shop, for
this work they are showing everything
in the baby line to please the most fas-
tidious mother and they invite your
Inspection.
Mrs. ilonoru Monahan fcll down II
fiiuht of stairs at her home. No. 20
liay street. last auturday, and badly
sprained one of her legs. She was re-
moved to lllt‘ home of her son, John
Monuhan, lit Ituymoud street. where
she in being cared for.
Joseph Foil, whilc on hlsowuy to
work on his bicycle this Inornluu, fell
and‘brolto his log. The accident was
caused by the whet-l becoming cIIuItlIt
in the trolley trucks and happened
near the residence of Dr. Higgins
who dressed the injury and took the
man to his home. ,
A game was played last night III
the company tool tournament of the
South Norwelk Fire Police. Prior
Chick, tit». defeated Edward Merriam.
on, by ”W score of 96 to 53. This evo-
uing another round will be played in
the intrtucompany pool tournament
with magic Hook and ladder and itin-
utnc (Harmony. of Dorian. The Dorian
“mm.“ will come up to South NO!"
on .
A big delegation of tho membeis of
St. John's Lodge A ii' and A. M of
Norwalk. are planning to go to New
Canaan this evening to be the guests
of Harmony Lodge. The Norwalliors
will go tip by conveyances leaving Ma
sonic Temple, corner of Wall and
lunch streets, at 7zili. Harmony
Milne, on this (menslon will celebrate
Its 120th communication and a special
and elaborate program has been ar-
ranged.
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Photo Supplies
Chcmleats, Developsrs..'l’rays. Print-
in. Frames, looks of instruction. and
thin. to u oln sensation with
amen it:
”— mosason's
Launch Works
IBoat Frames set up and ready to
Dim
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShehPoinLNorwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
lllfillllllll llllillitllli Illll
Iflllllllillllli
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’s Theatre Building, South NoI~
walk. Conn. Phone 42!
THE susIuEss STIMULATING
POSSIBILITIES or THE new
HEADWEAR STYLES.
(The American Hatter.)
The style tendency in men‘s hats is
toward a. decided change in vogue;
late spring introductions In soft and
stiff hats have differed radically from
the established Initic and undoubtedly
the new lines for fall, which are now
in course of preparation, will be a
revolution of new designs that will be
a distinct departure from the shapes
and proportions of recent seasons.
Since the Introduction of the Troop-
er but, about two years ago, creased
crown effects have held full sway gun»
eraily, and ill stiff huts there has been
little or no change since the full
crowns came Into vogue so many
years ago that we cannot recull just
how long it has been.
in consequence the but trade has us-
sumcd a rather monotonous- condition,
relieved only at infrequent Intervals
such as at the time of the introduction
of radical colors a number of seasons
ago and again subsequently with the
vogue of rough, brush and scratch- -up
felts.
Now. howmei, with the radical
change in hesdware styles which is
confidently anticipated in lwstduform»
cd authoritative circles. opportunity
to stimulate business is presented to
the Iilt‘l‘l and enterprising retailer
which," he will take full advantage of
conditions, will surely rebound to his
great credit and profit.
The noteworthy dcvolopmcnt of thc
curent vogue is the low crown. wide
brim cffccts lil both soil and stiff huts.
It. was the latter part of last full.
willie salesmen were on the road \\'Illi
spring samples that tip- brisk deulaud
lnutcriailzod for shapes of low It'll“
scope crown, with wide, IlIIt I'ollml
brim, with or without pencil curl. and
somewhat lair-r. during lh-conIbcr and
early January orders for still but» 5an
and hx2%, lit-came active for spring
delivery.
The low crown, wide brim soft buts
have been bought unite freely in the
original spring orders and undoubted-
ly will bo'u substantial proportion of
the sprint: business with retailers.
Those who are not prcpuI-ml for u lib-
crul servant of business on those soft
halt-i are advisI-d to "cover" IlII-lIIscIvI-s
promptly, even if only in limited quali-
tltlos to try thcm out. for in many soc-
tloIIn they will be recognized as tho
(lllilll'li‘llvt‘ now soft but styles for
spring. and thom-‘who are unable to
show them will he likely to lose pres
tlgc.
Regarding llll' low crown wide brim
stiff but, that is it lil'tllili‘ill somewhat
more dliilcult of solution. it is such a
decided departure from the nt'coplpli
styles that prevail that it. might be
too radical II change to induce the
public. to at once favor. it has every-
thing to coumiond it, howrvor. and
should be acceptable. otipci‘luliy for
the butter class of trade who l‘i'flllll‘l.‘
something new and distinctive and
something that Iii exclusive and not
in general use This new style has all
these qualifications and besides III in
Itself of attractive appearance and
looks wcll on most men.
it is of course. a novelty, having
been bought as such for spring. but
it is suggested that retailers who
have not as yet ordered it for this
should consider the advisability of
buying It. If only In limited quantities.
for the prestige which'it would give.
them in being among the first to show
such a distinctive and exclusive shape,
so different from recent styles.
Wu.-
Handkerehiefs at half price at the
Read store. See adv.
SAMPLES MW
BASEBI SUIIS
not ill
St. Patriokand better Post Cards
COLEMAN’S
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We Invite You to the Opening Style
Show of Meu’ 3 Hats
You may take It for granted that our hats are the best the
money can buy. This is a hat tovvn. and everybodyknowu what
a hat ought to be.
Our hst stocks shine in this: That we recognize that a
man's personallty,;determlnes what manner of but he should
wear. and so viii provide every authentic shape.
We have- ctyle. a shade. in soft hat or Darby exactly sult-
ed to you. We crave the pleasure of helping you select it.
Derbies, $2 and $3
Soft Hats, 9 $2 and $3
We sollclt orders for Easter Clothes In our Custom Tailor
ing Departmeiit.
:4 80. Main 8L, 9
So. Norwaik.
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Masonic Building,
Not-walk.
TWO STORES:
M4.~__.L.._ m._h.
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MORE DON'TS
DON'T suddenly netbusyuvhcn you find your horses are sick on
ncount of poor and lIIjudlcious feeding; get busy right now and learn
how to fund your horses economically and to insure thIltlIfIilnI-ss.
DON'T think the first cost of a feed is the standard to‘purchaso
by. Quality is what you want for your horse, the same as for your
children. Cllt‘tlilqii‘lf‘t‘il foods lll'i‘ invariably made from grains and
stuff that you would not feed your horse, 30 why mu- it when ground.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Proprietor ‘ MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
nonnle Horse Feed . ~
Bonnie Dairy Feed at
Ronnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Stock Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
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Jackson’ 3 Photographs
Combine the Finest Material with years of study and “parishes.
RESULT:
A Pleasing. Permanent Photograph. Call and See Our New Samples.
WE DO FRAMING.
A Large Variety of Choice Patterns and Prices to Suit.
Pictures and Let Us Suggest s Proper Frame.
Jackson' 8 Studio
‘ fidWALia‘ooNN
Bring Your
Opposite Hotel
In Doors or Out of Doors
with up-tedste appliances and many years of experience. the but of
Photographs are secured to any weather by
G. 8. North, Photographer
78 WASHINGTON STREET IOUTH NORWALK
in your new home use hot water or steam heat. it' is cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER co
scorn uoawanx. cons.
ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK
I... «.4... WWT4" w...a...........n.
,_.~...a....-» .A. “hum"...
Roe Jack Shad, 300 each
Fiatfish. 10c "1.; Fresh Herring. 10c IIM Zhndded Cod. lie package:
Hoekaway Long Clams. opined. 400 quart. Ipsnish Mackerel. Oink Cod.
Halibut. Roe Shad. liues. Weskfish. letter-fish, batman. Implied Haddock
and Newtonian-upon Oysters. Long and Round Clams. Isealtops, Lli‘ll
Gosling Clams for Baking.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish
TELEPHONE 108.
arket.
run sets in cerium-tour.
'saw HAVEN. March 2 -A report
mm «In. no.3 H ..
The following have. been recorded in
the town clerk's office:
Miller It .iorden‘to Samuel liopiln.
:3 lots. Mnhaehemu Heights. War.
Carrie A Wells to George 1.. Down-
tug. 0 1-2 acres and buildings, Newtowu
by the donusottout Agricultural his.
pertinent Station hole amp: in detail
the soniposttton of practically all the
brands of toss s, the state. over
tootliln‘numm.w soars discussion
9 I- re to
9th and?
avenue War
nudiIns iii. Raymond to Myron W.
Osborn, lot and traditions. Van Zant
st War.
as U. Built
m E. mudflok to
commie. Iotaod
‘ street.
”that“! “I. Willi!!!
,v'i I fit: rho
War.
“l prices generally higher. ,
National Railways
. mated Copper.
on the snbiéct of feeding stuffs” sold}
in tianneoticut has inst, been issued
1' titsdsi .,
its. "~-
WALL STIIEET. 10: 10 a Ian—Open-
Inn business in stocks was small and
Eris First
.sded. vsneed In;
of Mexico from Pd 1 1-.i Amalss'mat
ed Copper] and Iiead‘tn’g and Colorado
Fuel large fractions ruslns otherwise
ivsre restricted to slash fractions.
WALL STREET 11 a. m.-~Pl'0flt
taking drove Reading a fraction below
yesterdays closing, and cancelled
nearly all of the advance In Amalga-
An active demand for
the western railroad stocks. eastern
trunk lines and United States Steel
turned the market upwards. Trading
guanine very lively on the rally and
dotted considerably with prices
generally materially above yesterdsy' s
final figures. Ann AIbor gained 3%.
Erie First pfd 2% Reading and Wis-
consin Central 1%. and Pennsylvania
and Rock island 1%
WALIJ STREET. Noon—United
States Steel encountered enormous or-
ders at 84 in the course of its rise. its
aggresive advance through that figure
to 84.3% was Influential In raising
prices throuhgout. Conspicuous gains
were Reading and Erie 2nd pfd. 2 St.
Joseph and Grand island First Pfd 5.
N. Y. Air Brake 5% and Union Pa-
cific and Amalgamated Copper 1%. U.
8 Express declined i. The demand at
noon had quieted down. Bonds were
irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—~Somc of
the representative stocks went a trifle
higher but the market. generally did
not very much from the noon level.
and business grew gradually smaller.
's‘rsaL moron cans.
important Addition to Rolling Stock
for Suburban Lines.
The New Haven road has received
the first consignment of steel motel
cars and steel trailers equipped f0I
multiple unit operation. and to he used
in the suburban service on the West
cud of the Shore Line Division. Six of
those cars were given their first run
over the line bctwecn Stamford and
Now Rochelle Thursday. bI way of
testing these motors.
’l‘lIcse cars. sold to be built almost
c‘ntlroly of steel. were ordered a little
more than a year ago. The order call~
cd {or four motor can; and six trail-
crs. They are built somewhat on the
style of the subway cars in New York
city. and. after being given a thorough
test. will be placed in commission for
handling some of the suburban traffic
between New York and Stamford.
The freight motor received by the
company II shotr» time ago is being giv-
on daily tests, and its work is said to
be very gratifying to the electrical ex
parts of the road. This motor is haul
lng heavy freight trains at II greater
speed than the largest of the com
puny‘s ileum locomotives can attain
with the some also train
An old Yorkshire collier. IvclHInowu
for his success in the coursing field.
recently surprised Ills mates by man
tying u very unprcpossessing woman.
He had always been reckoned II
confirmed hater of the olhcr on.
"Why has is gone and got spliced.
led, at thy ago?" one of his friends
asked him.
"Oh, that's not much of a tale." an
swat-ed the old man stoltdly. "i agree
wl' ya 'at Betsy yonder is no beauty:
if shc had been i shouldn't have wed
her, but that. 'ere dog 0' mine he was
simply pinin‘ for somebody to look sf-
tcr him while I was away at t' pit. i
couldn‘t bear to leave him in the
houuc by hlsaou. so I hit on the idea
oi“ marryiu‘ Betsy. She’s not hand-
some. but she's mighty good company
for tho dog.“-london Taller.
THRIFT
In an essential to hap-
piness in this world
that the failure to DI‘M‘E'
tire it Is. to me. Incom-
prehensiblo. It in such
on only, simple thing.
and It means so much.
it In the foundation of
success in business. of
contentment in the
home, of standing to no.
(‘li‘Iyanlllilfil Bette.
IIII thrifty and start a
savings account with
the
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
4%»...
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
.10 govt: M"“I.$ln.hi lam act-walk.
' ui ones as a II rest.
Tole 'n- u elites. am.
To OIIIIOM It house. on.
; soawALK ' ,
Savings Society
mid over $3,775,000
eur'p u. Holmes. m
Win. A. curbs. Vise-Plush
i
illiti Ill Will. an
l .,.I
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Tales ”
Broken lots and broken sizes, that we have plaéed on
a'bargain table at ‘ ' * ~
$4.89 $6.89 $7.80
These Suits were priced from $12.00 8 to 322.00
All BLACK SUITS
in the store are in two lots sLd are reduced to
$7.89 and $9.89
Recsamsss or remarking. 7‘
Price’s Clothing Store
93 WWI“ Street. South Norwslk ' ‘ '
muons 105-5
Ben Hur Flour, bag, 85c; bbi., $6. 75
Gold Medal Flour, per bag” ..87e 8 lbs Pickled ’ailmon. . ........ .. .250
5 lbs Prunes . ...........25e 3 cans Corn” ................
3 pkgs Seeded Raisins ........... 25° 3 cans Peas. ............ '25s
3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins ...... 250 3 cans Tomatoes ........... . ...... 250
3 lbs Sultana Raisins ............ 250 3 cans Karo Syrup ........... ..-. 250
25c bottle Alpha Salad Dressing. 15c 15c bottle Alpha Salad Dressing. .100
Oranges, Grapes. Apples:- Celery, Sweet Potatoes and Pal-snipe.i ‘
United GroceryCo:
so soars MAIN srsm PHONE 1'40
DR. lllCK's MEDICINE COMPANY. South Norwalk. Conn.
Gentlemen: it may be interesting to you as well as to others to know
when and why I take Iour mediclnd. When i have cold hands and feet... a
(hilly feeling with some fever. pain in knees, back. right side and left side.
pain under shoulder. or at back of neck headache, general soreness, J
lameness of snv part of the body 1 take your medicine. Why I take your
medicine is because i know what it is and what it will do. it is reliable.
the host ruined} known for the above symptoms taken In a forth
‘mnst reudtlI etfccts the sy.stem No loading the system with poison, no our.
(Hill. a poslltIc relief. For these Ieasons i recommend It to all sufferers.
It should be a household medicine. 'The proof of the pudding is to eat-
lug it." \erI tmly y.ours
GEORGE s. KENDALL D. D s
”warren-Detroitm “3 0”
We new hair thice I'I' nrrcn- Detroits on exhibition Come in and look
them over. Let us show you that we can giIo Iou mine for rent money in
a popular priced car than any one else
We are always ready and willing to give A demonstration.
phone and let us make an appointment with you.
HANFORD & BROOKS
42 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Call us, by
s .
Tel. 285-2 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
®AIPEXIRASPICIA SW;
up raucv PATINT FLOUR. a barrel .................... . ........ «.75
up raucv PATENT noun. a bag ....................... ...... use
RELIABLE FLOUR. large package .................................. ..fle
RELIAILE FL‘BUR. small package .................................. ..iOo
euvrsa. vssv seer canausnv .......... ........ . ....... At Colt
The Great A&P Tea Comp“ any
124 WAIHINGTON OT. SOUTH NOIWALK.’
FREE DELIVERY. Deiivsrid’sl: 30 a. m. and 2: 30 p.m
MINE IIATTIIB NOTES.
uansury. Ceno.~aend|ng Out Chip.
manta of Hats in Cases Rather Than
Crates. -- An I: apt-nation. -- limit)
‘I rode Rectiltll ..- .. A. Mallory & Sons.
Inc. for but manufacturers. are send-
Ing out to their customers the follow
tug notice: "According to recent rul-
thus of all express companies. the
classifications on wooden crates, such
as have been mainly used for ex-
press shipment . is such that hats can
he. sent cheaper to cases than crates.
the difference being about It) pounds
on a three dozen Incline in favor of
cases. The only container that they
will carry cheaper than wooden cases
is the cellular paper case. This. how
ever. must. be within certain measure
mania, and consequently its use is lim-
ited to packages of certain size. Kind-
ly bear this In mind. so .thst it you
receive hstaain enssmyon will not think
we should have: used crates instead. "
Daubury‘. Connmlsrkshirs Hat Co.
Iuys Irsmm A Wilden'rlu’terywn
The Berkshire list (ion of which Ed
gar M. lover is the active head. has
purchased the common a Wilson Co.
factory on Montgomery street. which
was occupied by the latter company
for several years The factory is to
be altered considerably to meet the
reuuiheinents of the Berkshire Hat (to.
and the new owners expect to move in-
to it In June.
New wow—items, vim 0st I 00..
in. has issued-Jr 33“» is Pore-
TIL so. one.
the ilawos,
defendant and held by tho plainilfl. '
collateral security for it debt. Bowl
the suit in rge the at omeyl for both
sides declined to dis Hit the action
yesterday although it' iii undom
that the, defendant has flied a will ,
claim of $37. bill). in her answer .;
defendant also asks so aeoouutlltl Iii
royalties and raises questions consuls» ’
lug ownership of s tmdpmlrk of t% ,
plaintiff. There are no papers oh a
In the county clerk's office with
exception of the affidavits redo
the, action to he out be the AMI
The plaintlifs appear by coins
Whittelsey and the defendants by Alp.
minim Benedict
W
(W ITIIII PAVJIIILI,
WABH CiTON March In»-
house committee on elsllhs
ported favorably the hill to
at letter carriers their old 0
over time. This bill has stream
the senate. but this is the fifth
JOHN lives INTIII‘I‘M
John Hyde. of ii iii
Hernia. entertained at
or his mantis an niche oi hid
Colds! Mil
von lint Co. ino.. hots; ‘
inst inabolio it. Hawaii. to for!!-
c as a lien on Iltock belonging to the,‘ .
dialing ill I the amount involved II a
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