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EVENING BINJINEI‘ TELEPHONE
OR-B—News Department
nus—Business Department
m—Branoh Office, Nor-walk
890 -Edltor's fluid-nee
non—City Editor's Residence
WEATHER FOREOAST.
For Norwelk and vicinity; Fair to
night and Friday; light Westerly
winds. The weather has cleared (it
or New England during the past 24
hours but continues generally cloud)
in the Lake region and along tho Mirt-
dle Atlantic and South Atlantic coasts.
There is no well'déflnsd storm art-a
cast of the Rocky Mountains. The
temperature continues mild in all sec-
tions.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Tsinperaturo: Low, 32; high. it.
Cloudy.
Polar Burns is now sblo to attend
to bias duties in lilo Boston Store ni'~
tor a tow woolts' illness.
'llasii K. Mitchell is acting as gonor-
al manager of the furniture store dur-
ing his father's absence.
lt pitys to btty a good Wash boilcr.
Horace R. Nash is advertising a largo
line of copper bottoms; also all cop-
por ones.
Tonight tho Cockcnoo liaymakcrs
expect to “put. one over" on the South
Norwalhors in tho pinochle tourna—
moot.
Tho t~pccinl business meeting of thc
i-‘rlday Afternoon Club. tomorrow, will
be called at :i p. m.. with Miss Martha
Gregory. 145 Main strent.‘Norwollt.
The Robert Emmet Club hold thoir
meeting in their hall in Main stroct
tomorrow cvoning. Tho subject of
Gnolic Football will no discussod at
sonic length.
'i‘hcrc will ho a stated conclttvc of
Clinton (hmunundcry Lodge. No. 3, K.
'l‘.. in the asylum at St. John's Imigo
room tomorrow cvoning, at which time
the rod cross degree will ho con-
ict‘i'otl.
~ liomcnutdo (frtillors li‘rlday. linu-
ncr ilnkory.
Marcus Brougham. nu cmployco of
the St. George pulp mill, had the min-
fortttno to crush tho llngors of our
hand last. night. Dr. 'l‘ruooy aticndoti
hhn and drossml tho. injury and tho
man went to his home.
The Potorson Family Concert Com-
pany gavo an excellent onicrtninmont
in tho llrond River ohnpcl. last ovon~
lnir. 'l‘hcro won a good altondnnco.
despite tho storm. and tho program
proved vory interesting.
Tho l'hllnlhou Clans of tho First
Motiiodist Episcopal Church will hold
their monthly business mcolinu on
Friday tihtfllllnk tit tho homi- of M rs, T.
l, Raymond. All l’hiiiiihcns are most
oarnoatly rooncntoll to ho pronollt. as
liunlncan of importance in to ho trott-
stictotl.
invitations am out for it sorviri: to
no hold in the i-‘lt. l’ani‘u Church on-
tior tho ansplcoa of tho St. Paul's
Mao's ()lub tonight. The nor. ii. St.
Clair Hathaway will proat-h n sormnn
to man. This does not moan that tho
sorvico is for mon only. howovor. its
all will he. wok-onto. 'i‘ho choir will
ho thorn to assist in the Hillflmfl‘
'i‘ho board of railroad commission-
orn has nrnniod tho prtltion of tho
New York. Now Huron and Hartford
Railroad company to itltnlnulo throo
grotto crossings In tho town of mock-
flt'ItI on tho ground that public anti-ty
demands it Permission has also horn
givon to condemn the netltltlill’ll‘y lands.
The politics was heard by the board
Fobruary 26. .
The regular monthly business moot
mi: of tho Epworth League of the
First Mothodlut Episcopal t‘ hutch was
held last cvouing. in the lecture room.
Reports from tho various ofllcsrs wore
road and npprovod. it was votod to
unload an invitation to all chapters
of the Norwaik group to hold their an‘
nual business mutating as talents of
the ilouth Norwalh chapter. and a
conimittoe appointed by the chair is
to mako arrangoment. A committee
of live, to be known as the Hustlers,
was appointed. and it is expected that
tho futuro meetings will be more lively
than those of the past
Photo Supplies
chemicals, Dov-lope". Tour. Print»
in. from». looks of instruction. and
mrytning to on in connection with
tho comm or KOIIIK.
Stilton-PM Corporation.
OysterShelinintNorwdlk
Is Your launch or Bust insured
for the Coming Season?
We write this Insurance. Call us up
,1, Humour. 1052
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
All kinds of gIliaurunoo—liiurlne Fire,
Toni p tomobilo FIdoIity
1:33:13. ”starch!” nn'd Accl-
dent Insurance.
74 wssi-iuioro eraser. scorn
noswa moons.
Pale People, Question!
Our Iran Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the Best iron Tonto to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
r. H. nsxrsn. Drum
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women's
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up out! ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
A. J. Hand 8: Company
EIEIIRIBII ENGINEERS III
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JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’o Theatre Building. South New
walk. Conn. Phone 428
Rehearsal of Kabnosu Encampmcnt
dogrce team will be held tonight.
Miss Mary Cluno has gone to l-iurt-
ford to spend a tow days with roili-
tlvos.
Miss Roynoltis. of Olson‘s shori‘
store, ontorlainoti a tow [rionds at hcr
homo last evening.
F. A. Mitchcil, tho Norwnlk forni»
tui'o man. spent tho day in Now Yuri.
yestortloy oli liusinoss.
m
Miss liddlco Whit» has rotorncd to
Ilt‘r homo in Wosion. nitor Npi‘ndlug n
tow days with frictids in Norwnik.
Earle Edmonds, oi ltogors it: Slov-
ons. has rooovcrod from a slight ill~
urns and roporicd for work this ‘lot‘ir
lag.
Lottor (‘url‘it‘r Nickorson is ill again
and J. William Rou'o is.snhstittitinx
for him as loltcr carrier in tho Nor.
walk post-oiiloo.
Don‘t think ilint all ground foods
arc bad liocnuso you havo boon chant»
cd out-o. That's Mnunol 'l‘. iltiti-h's
advice. Itottor road his adr.
Konnoth Smith nili roulun his posi-
tion with l". W. Smith. tho lutichor.
noxt \i'odncsdny. to tuko n position
with a liirgo t'It't'll'It‘llI cont-ol'n in Now
York city.
TIN‘ ('ircll- of Liuhl will moot in tho
lcrlnro room oi“ tho Norwallt linptirt
Church this owning itl 7:30 iii-look
Opening moi-lilo: ”I h. lilvory our in»
viloti.
li‘ranltlin .‘\. 'l‘oilos, (‘lIIIf‘tIlll of tho
l'nlon School District. is curtain-d in
('tllllllIIIllg tho tissonsttioiit list of tho
district from ”W town tax list of limit.
on lilo In tho oflloo of Town Work ”or
hurt it. Smith.
Norwolh sportsmen nro taking mn-
shiorulilo Illli‘l‘t‘itI in tho sporirini-ii'n
show which olwni-d yvslvrdny lu Mulli-
son Sqiiuriv tini‘don. Now York, and it
is proiiithlo that it largo iiiinihor of
tho momlicrs of tho local nun violin
will visit tho «how whiio ll Ill
progrcss,
In
'l‘ho'twoutyisovonlh annual ooiiroir
tion of tho Womon‘s llolici' l‘nrpa.
iiopurtmont of t‘onnoiiliui will ho
hohl' in Hartford, April “.37 and Bit
’l‘lio intuitions sonalonu of tho t-on-
ocnllon will ho hold in IIlt' Fourth
(torturi-nittiiinnl (flinrrh. A iiiitniu-r
from tho looni oorpn. nit wot an dolo»
union, nro plitnnllig to iii- in iiitoir
(Iillli‘t'.
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'i‘rlnity (liiuroh. Booth Norwallt. arr
VIf‘t‘tl. third Wt'oIt‘ in loltt—wii‘rldny.
March 4, "him. morning warrior and
iitlllrons. unhiocl. Tho Glory of (ind;
’i230. scrvh'o for ohildrrn; II p. in.
owning srrvloo and normon. ’l‘ho Sor-
poni in tho Wilderness. Saturday,
March 5. t p. lil., Bibi» mailing; ll.
lcpiatlo of Si. Potter. Rov. France-u .i.
Clay Moran. i‘l.l.).. minister in (lIlill‘Ktt.
{lines or
BISEBI I SUIIS
iii“ lli
St. Patrick and Mar run Cards
COHMOA‘N’S
Easter Clothes
Taildhed by Master-Hands
There ls‘h’h Art in tailoring. Art implies an artist.
and an artist is known by his work—results tell the story.
We are glad to have our Custom Tailoring Work judg-
ed by results. The tailors that make them know tailoring
like a book, and prove it in their work
Fit. Styles, Harmony of line. and Grace of proportion
are expressed in the Spring Overcoats and Easter Suits
' and Trousers two are producing these days.
Glad to show you through our lines of beautiful new
fabrics, and glad to measure you for your Easter clothes.
Suits and Overcoats, $20 to $45
Trousers, $5 to $12
h Spring Hats and Furnishings are waiting for you.
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So. Norwalk. TWO STORES' Norwalk. '
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DON‘T think around foods are all rolion lioonusn sonic smooth-talk-
ing goo-liar: sold you a gold ItiIt k in tho form or an oduliorntod com-
liinntlon of .illtilfn moat (worth pt-ilinps Sl‘.) tom and ftaittory swoop-
ingn and it You out hulls. Bin Ronnio Homo (hound f.cod entirely
two front ndnili‘ranls of all kinds mutlo from (Itltll swoot oats, cor.n
inirlov and wheat products
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Proprietor
Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
llonnle Poultry Feed
Bonnie Stock Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
Bonnie Little Chick Food
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with up to- date appliancci and many year: of experience. the but of
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Tomorrow is coupon day it the
Mints store. Better See adv.
George Bruuh. the popular clerk in
, Olsen' 1! shoe argue, to contompldtiaz an
. extended wastwaod trip
Masons are :‘di'écting n lurks stone
wall on the deéord property hear the
Norwalk million station.
Cockenoe Tribe of Red Man will
confer the warrior degree on several
candidates Friday evening.
‘l‘he l). M. itoad Company are sdvor
tlsing a sale or silk hosiery which it
will pay you to road about.
M
llanford and Brooks in their adv.
today call youk attention to the super
ior upho’lstoring in tho Warren-De
trolt “30" auto, for which they are
agents.
There was a meeting or the official
board of the Norwnlh M. E. Church
inst ovoning and‘the regular business
was transacted.
'lhe Norwnlk lire boll rang several
times this morning and many people
thought there was a tire This was not
the case however. Some of the tire
boxes were being tested.
On March 23rd. there will he a meet-
ing of all the councils of Royal Ar-
canum in town. and the Danbury and
South Not walk Councils as well. This
meeting will he held in the Norwalk
Odd Follows Hull and thero aro a
large numbor of oundidatos to by. in-
ltinled.
W
A young man very much intoxicated
and who gave his name as John thy.
was picked up by the police last night
about 10:15. Judge Joseph R. Taylor
looked into tho matter this morning
nndcontlnnod a disposition of it for
two works.
Meat may yet be a curiosity. it is
stated that hoof prices are still on
tho upward turn. A well known local
innrkotman statod today that Jio has
been notified that thorn will ho an-
other half rt-tii iuoronno on snow cuts
the first of noxt wcok.
Carpentors of the Now York. New
Huron and Hartford Railroad (him-
pani'. have boon constructing a wood
on guard along tho wont side of the
Washington strcot railroad bridgo.
which is counted upon to catch
chunks of tool from landing into the
stroot. and to prevout water from the
locomotives front splashing dosn.
A committee from the South Nor-
wnlk Methodist t‘hurch is engaged in
an offort to procure a succmtsor to
the portion. Row. Frank Dunwcil Wnl
tor, who goon (win here to Brooklyn
during the next conforcnco your. in
viow of Pastor Walter boing rnllod at
this Limo. the conirronoo directors
Will tnnhr' nvcry offort to procorr- a
atrong prcarht-r for IIIt' South Nor
walk church.
AntIl't‘W Taylor and t‘lturlca l2. Wil-
liamson. of tho llaricn liuslnoss Men's
Association. worn visitors at the meet-
ing of tho ltlerrhnnts' and Manufactur-
orn‘ r‘lillt’l‘illliml last night whilo Sno-
rotary Yalontliw. of the Stuto linol-
ncns Moon's Association, was onch
min; to convinco the local assochtion
it is to its ailraniaxo to limitato with
the state body. MMN'H. \‘itlonlino and
Taylor wcro ilclogatod by tho State
Annotation to in tho matter before
tho businms nion horc.
Tho players who want down to do
font in tho pool tournumi’nt briwcon
tho Stamford and South Norwolk lili-
llnrd parlors foil quito nadir that ihcy
did not win, and thoy immediately
took it upon iliomnoivos to challongo
the victors to another gamo to ho
pinyoii in tho nour fnturc. This finit-
thi- South Norwaik loam. composed of
tho sumo throc, Bullock. Liam-hora
and Wick», and tho Stamford loan).
compost-d of tho stone ihrro mun. tier
nnrd. Caitlii and Ricily. will play for a
linnquot to ho furnishod by tho los-
t‘l'fl-
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In your new home one 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 NORWALK CONN.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE: 1N NORWALK
Shad Roe,3iic pair
ROE AND BUCK SIIAD
Wealtfish. Finnish. Herring. Haddock, Halibut, Smelt. Perch
Small Roe Shad,’ 30 to: Site each
Small Buck Shad ill to 20¢ each
Get your Fish where they have it fresh cv day.
The only marital in town that dosh in out only.
Opened Long Clams, - - - 40¢ quart
Greenport Oysters, -‘ - - 50c quart
arms. LONG mi roost) own in the shell
Cutbili’s Bridge F
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TELEPHONE i108.
other.
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In no oawntiai to hop-
pinoss in this world
that tho fulluro to prac-
tiro it is. to too. inconp
prolionulliio. it in such
no can). simple thing.
and it moans so much.
it ht tho inundation of
nut-noun in business, of
oontrulmrnt in tho.
homo. of standing in not
rioiy.- itiinnoi Run.
lie thrifty and start a
savings account with
the
South walk
'1‘ Co. ~
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David W. Raymond
Funeral Director sod Emboimcr
to North Main “not, loath Ncmlk.
its-idea“. 8 Washington “not.
't'olr one at «then. II“.
To option. it noun. 888.
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NORWALK
Savings Society
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Two Bar
Tables
gain
$4.89 $6.
These Suits were priced
After Inventory .7
we have 3 5 SUI
Broken lots and broken sizes. that we have placed on
a bargain table at
89 $7.89 4
from $12.00 to $2209
Gold Medal Flour. per bsg..
2m bottle Alpha Salad Dressing. .150
tlontlomon:
nhon and why i take your medicine.
pain under shoulder
tho host ranted) known for the above
(lilit, n positlio rcllcf.
it should he a household medicine.
log it."
All BLACK SUITS
in the store are in two lots and are reduced to
$7.89 and $9.89
or FORMER rates
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washinflton Street. Southg Not-Walk
TELEPHONE 165-5
Oranges, Grapes. Apples, Celery, Sweet Potatoes and Parsnips.
United Grocery Co
no NORTH MAIN STREET
most roadil} ntfrcts the system. No loading the system with poison tit)
\ eri
Ben Hur Flour, bag, 85c; bbl., $6.75
. .876 3 lbs. Pickled Salmon ............. 259
ii lbs. Prunes .................. 259 3 cans Corn. . ..... .. .......... ...250 5-
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins . ..... ....25c 3 cans Pess........... ......... ..250
3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins. ..250 3 cans Tomatoes........ .......... 250 .:
3 lbs. Sultana Raisins ........... 25° 3 cans Karo Syrup... ........... .260 [I
15c bottle Alpha Salad Dressing "0..
PHONE :43 .
lili DICK'S MEDICINE COMPANY. South Norwallr. Conn
it may be interesting to you as well as to others to know
When i have cold hands and test. s
(hill) fooling nith somo fever pain in knees back, right side and left side.
or at back of neck
iitluonosn of any part of the bodr i take your medicine. Whyl take your , .1
tncdicino is hocauso i know what it is and abut it will do. It is reliable”. “5“;
headache, general soreness I’
symptoms, taken in a form which
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For those Wilson: I recommend it to all sufferers.
"The proof of the pudding is in est.-
truiy tours,
GEORGE S. KENDALL, D. D. 8.
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AdiP FANCY PATENT FLOUR, a barrel ................. ..., ...... $6.75
At? FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a bag.
RELIABLE FLWR. large package
RELlABLE FLOUR. small package ...
BUTTER. VERY BEST CREAMERY..
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................................. 10¢
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FREE DELIVERY.
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WALL STREET. luzlo u. lll.--()pt‘n~
int: prices of stocks wort» higher than
last night and tho dealings worr- quite.
nonunion. but iho gains worn generally
rostrictod to sumll frnctolns. Nation
nl llisouit ratio 2. Northwestorn. Amrri‘
can Elmoltinx, (ionornl Elorirlc and
Amorionn tflool Foundries l, and llnltl-
moro and Ohio its. Missouri. Kansas
nuil Toxun pfd. (inclined ltd,
WALL STREET, ’ll. n. inn-“’l'iioro
with sonic soiling in tho railroad
stocks undur oovor of tho strength
of tho industrliiln. Roniliim follinit bo-
low last night's cioso. Subsequently
ilu- wholo martini moron up briskly
to its top pricoa. Tho hoary porch"-
on of l‘. H. stool which roriohod 85%
had a uilnnilaling offset on tho wholo
nmrkoi. Rotiowmi noiilnu chockod
tho rhm iutforo ll o‘clock and thr-
iunrlioi tioraino nuirt and easier.
WALL HTlti‘iE’l‘. Noon.»~itondinu'n
its point rise on: of doubtful alien»
tion on tho gonoral list owing to tho
ronltzing unit-r at other points. Bonds
ivoro ilrm.
WALL s'rnnar. l p. m-~8torkn
worn bought again on o rt tug resin
with the domand butter for its more»
nontsilvo railroad storlui United
Bistro Staci and other specialties.
linwvor. continued to no the chief tea
taro of this market. interactions! Pa-
pol" pfdi gninofl 2. the common l.
Western Union 195, Kansas City
southern 1%. llnitod states Stool lit
and American Telephone and Alarm
can ’i‘olsphono and American Eton!
Stool Foundries i Buffoio and Bus
ounhanuopfd. dropped iii,
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"l’li gills you mo if you‘ll more
into the hours rim to mine.” said Mr
INOOIPOHATID I”
Dem over $3.775.000
flatworms-rm
wonumvmm
FWMMWAWW
Baptismal to the mom with the stop
lotion voice.
"What is your MIIGIDI?" vibrated
Goodman.
the other.
"Why " saplslnod Mr.
"the houses are a mile sport. and rm
truss to sell my house to a timinlwii
unsettle? it molt be within no
not her out door solar
til
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The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8t. OOUTH NORWALK.
Deliveries 8:30 mm
TEL NO. 009
m. and 2:30 p. m.
MAOONB iN NEW MCANAAN.“
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Delogatiori of st. John'o Lodge ram
tiers Visit Harmany Lodge. .
Quito a number of members of so.
.lohn‘n lodge want to New Canaan int
owning to attend the Harmony mayo.
No. 67, of that place. it. was then
1.200th night of this lodge and tho.
niomhors of Eli. John's bottle. which
is the mother lodgo of Harmony, were
IiiVliod. After the promo: and Auto ,
Lang than mutation was carved. Those
who mounted l’lllltlf'l. so oxcoptlonaily,
lino limo. The following tools the
trip: '
John R. Jones, Harmon Schmidt.
chrv Mathoin Gnome ill. Him). Fruit "
iiorhrr, iiuuh MscMillsn, N. .l. Wont,
Joseph (Marriott Hoary asthma;
lmwiii i‘ (noon, LOIIII Schumann:
Carl Franco. [innint Patrick. Mir. ~
Hmlth. in. brown. John Coo, Our 0 ,
ri. Raymond ii. A Montgomsry, Btu '
on it. Bray. t‘ Otis Fitch. J. A Carter,
it; A (Trsmpton. or. Clinton Glow; .
Walloon tuna. William Donn. Howard ,.
Knapp. ii‘mi illiiiw. » .
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F00 DELAYO TRANIPOM'ATIO
saw roux. March 13rd“. to"
hianknt which has enveloped N .5
York city and the surrounding than“
for threo day» put draw Ito toldl also
or than over in tho curly mourn ‘ .
day. and transportation ,-
tonnd themselves priestly
in handlin mdlc. as it tho.
not rash 0 trains had nun ..
or tho sun ‘l‘hu‘lo its first start g.
posranoo for dim and by" ;:‘ ‘
noon the foil blockade that I“.
since Sunday, had been W
also» was our of the Worst Ind
prolonged in the uttfi arm
it“ t shipping totem V»
tin-iv large sums in hunt ‘
ment of vessels and oonmuflli ‘
iy doisycd {might confirm ‘
rumor 6A8! courtroom
port on a warrant for
iiifi‘i" : 5
snout oi his lawyers.
The M attain t m .
who was arrest blood» in
shop who wounded
in the city court
in “CI ”Oil. Viki
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Norwalk Chronicler