idioms. Nam-lit , —Idltor's it ldsnes Ity Idlto hasldsnoo Tread are “it ddl Spring keeps getting nc'arer.‘ i "Mine" are now popular with the boys. Miss Ruth Byxheo. of Harriet street. is ill. nusono Mitchell the Woodward avo- _ ”hue painter Ia Ili.’ \ if you are interested In bod couches read itchell’a adv. Mrs. Charles W. Lockwood, of West- port avenue. is ill. And still the coal wagons go by . loaded with thé winter necessity. William Show. of'Clny street. in visiting his grandmother in Danhury. Mrs. Donia Martin and daughter, of Ridgefleld, are home from a visit in Ridgefleld. Mrs. Julia V. Lester, of thin city, in a meet for a few days of friendn in New York city.., Walter G. Aiken, of Orange. New Jersey. is spending a few days at his home in Wilton avenue. The curb and gutter recently order- ed to be laid in the southern end of Woodward avenue. has been started. A: F. Beckmann & Co. are selling butter at 34 cents ll pound. Look for their sdv. on page 6 for other specials. The luau stock.Mot.niieseu' and hi dies tailored suits Is now ready for your inspection at Triatiani & Hy'att it. see adv. Captain Edward H. Miller has had the lighter Humphrey ’l'ooniot molt lug improvements at his dock propoiir in i-iiulthvlllo. i‘t‘ Miss Daisy Ella. of New Canaan. has returned from a l pleasant visit with her aunt. Mrs. William P. Wood ruff. oi Norwallt. Mr. and Mrs. Chnriett Frantic. of Norwalk. were the guests of Mrs. Wil- liam Tuttlo. on Richmond Hill. New Canaan, recently. Mrs. Robert M. Wolfe and Mrs. Sultan 0. Holmes attended a lumheon given at tho Strattlold liotol. lltldge port, yesterday afternoon If you are interested in building. 1% W s,,...,.,,t....t-..... par pair ‘1 A stops-aslstisstllla.1‘m“Ed's ‘ magi; stomach: n *........ ..... Jumped VSHWI i Iy successitll‘lisoo curtain and of the past. it surpastt y one in value airen that we ,hich we re priced cousin: of trout one to astonisii you.» author are item one—fourth LA" T N JIOIasa‘OO‘ Ia-sI-"'Wi‘7 .' Ir gfihhisss’nu t-iinalnou-nuo-anstg.“u ‘. 76°:‘rrl'r Merrill ”Eiiainess College Youii Men to Learn Weeping. Shortbend K . , and Typewrlting. « Many hosltiena Ara Open. raw Young Man to Fill Thain. Port Chester . , stomrora South Now-1k .- NO .0. D. Jackson Optician Everything in the Optical Line. Eyes EXamined Free ‘ so w’au. eraser. mobs 488. NORWALK. The Hatch 8t Bailey Co IOUTH NORW ALK. CONN. MILL TIL. “4. YARD TIL. ‘04. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from“ a Piggery to at Palace ‘ SPECIALTIES Window Glass of story description. One. two and thmply Tar Paper. Sash Wei ti Cord. amen. mot- Moulded ”03d: Gutters. two silos. "Unwind Asphalt Fabric ROOM: Sheathing and Bulldors' rm}. warraatod. . ‘ . Hair lnsuintias and Deafentna Papers IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS. If. You Are Particular ,wu will be ltiterntttod with out prior-a. Phone 310. at John It: Kbyser builders ’i‘lio Noro‘tlllt Bird Club will their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mine Curtlit. t'riiion l‘iirlt. on: Monday owning. March it. at o‘clock. Subject of the meeting, Bird Homes. Frederick M. .lonnln'n. of ii? Wltill'. lngton street, who has been employ- ed by the Connecticut compt'iny for tho pant year. haa’talten n position at the plant. of tho Vanderhoef straw hat shop in Butler ntt‘oi't. cut—uh Mrs. William ll. Thompson left this morning for a thrals walta‘ visit In New York state. an, ‘nlll vlttlt friends inn Troy. Schenectady hnd Syraoutio. but will attend moat of the lime in Ultra with her winter. Mrs. Ii .l. siphon. It atntod communication of Old Well Home. No. l . F. and A. M.. will he held at lint-no fl Tuesday ovonlhl at it o '.t~.lot'lt 'I‘ho‘ amount of ill. John‘s Lodge. No. ii. of Namath. will non- for the follow mil dealer. The work will be followed by a banquet. . The spring vacation of the public schools will dominance on Good Fri- day. 'I‘hoi so afits” grill clone tor the torn; on the on at Thursday filaroh It. and pan for the spring term Monday. April“: W tfisntvnron contort“ ‘Coneral Contradtor . flower. water work. grading. lllfltiilll ry work and their excavation Flati- aphids cheerfully “twin on till outttrn‘oi merit. (Iivtt nto patriot. “iii. no: to Wood said hold ; “1 about the Fit and Style of your Footwear and want It too. you should come in and see us. We lotto ti line of $2. 50 AND 0300 LADIEG‘ SHOES til. it till all . the nbme lmnlllt‘lllf‘lllh. FLYN N 8. RYAN 90 Washington Street South Norwalk roiuforiu bio. . Trimmings - This is the time of year when Nature is arrsyin he“; dress. and aelectin hcr trimmings. So it is Jim the woman of ashion; she is chaos it; her Spri down. and we have all the Trimmings and Accessories to go with t. NETS pro at the smith of their popularit. ‘tumc this year that \ioes not call for them. Ecru. and all the prevailing colors. . dnlgns also. herself in her There is not a cos- s have Black. White, Bottle vs rstt embroidered Prlccato suit all purses. '3' P y .- Thcre is no prettier Trimming than the new metal effects of Gold Silver and Gun Metal. shot with difiwent color. In Allovers. Bandings and Ornaments. We have a varied and complete showing of these Trimmings at very reasonable prices. We invite your inspection. ”n he N. E. Ryan 00. .3 3‘! so wAtniitdt-ou sonar. ui ., J scorn noawatlt A woman hit iiottorhozhsppy or title happy llIl alto .lhlnlts elite la. "iii the more bust the hoof ti-uiitt it they matte lumber. obottpot'. too." . “Myra . ‘ “it people don't out meat lllur Minty airman donut more innit lilo» tonsils than a and». door l Mimi-d onion. 80ml of Temper... . alloy will hidd- a meeting " tllfllit. the parlors of the South Norwaik Con- , mint to Milford yesterday to visit her nephew and plow. Limit. and Mrs. hid Inciting. ' Meow . Captain A. A. Delta is confined to his horns in Want Main street with All i attsok of the ND» . - m. 0. Gregory II in White Plhitlii . for the day. looking up the titles of] some land in M blade. Clinton Command”: met that ovo- plan? and conferred the rod cl‘tiiltl ao- xroe on two candidates. Miss Hattie Main etreet. is recovering from a slight Aliflclf 0! the grip The Idpwurth League meeting at. the First M. ii, Church tomorrow night promises to be inlet-eating. Try to be on hand at ii p. in. and help the leader. ._m “aw... . A meeting of the. Germans of the town wil be bold in Arion Hall, tumor. row afternoon at 8 o'clock, for the pun. pose of organizing a German Vopbund. O m The router meeting of the Barton: dera' Union will be held lit the Central o'clock sharp. All members are iii-g. ed to he preaent an busineiis of int. parlance will he tiansacted. There were fifteen sales of real esv. ' late in The Norwallta lnttt week, with ‘ mortgaged recorded amounting to “I.- 800. For the ilrnt week in March. 1909. there were twenty-eight sales of property and mortgages of $301,500. The meeting of the Norwluk Day Nursery Modulation will be held in- gregtitlonal Church at l p. to. Wed- noaday. the trim. All members of the asaooiation are cordially Invited to be prurient. Mrn. ()rlttndtt Alton, of Wontporl ward I’tllnt‘)‘. ’l‘he lieutenant in in ~[ltlt‘ll‘ health and lit itpottdlnx it few weeks with bin father, Dr. w ti. I'ui hey, for treatment and that. m -Sea Escallops.fitilc qt; New Dodo ford Eucallopa, title qt. (‘uiblll‘o in qrnnecllon with the double track in; of the Berkshire diviuion of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad helm-vii Ilawloyriile and ”iiihflll'ti, auroral grade cronnlnxn will be eliminated, according to present plans. .Nowtouu will imnofit. in thin way. The line VIN; plan he straighten. so. the maturity, a: titanium diilicun curves being removed and the grades roduroii. Manager Joaepti Marlowe. of the lutiibury basketball team. announced yeatt-rday that the game between Dan bury and Nurwallt, twhodulod to take place It the Salli-ti urtuory. lJbrary place, llanbttry. on “Wednesday Illllll. of neat week. March id. but boon post potted until Wednaraiity lulabt. March 23. The preliminary name will he a contest between the Xaviors. of Dan bury and the Rldlofltvld team. W ‘ The advanced matting class of St. Luke‘n it. it“. 8.. saw a reception, last evening. to their irinndn. Antony: the pirate were Misses Denise Olden- nrhiaaer and Ada Selby or South Nor- wnllt. hits; Annie Burns of Greenwich. Mitts Hannah Bounty of Port Chester, and Miami Rose Cannon. Clara Boon— itit'h, lJlllo Schadt‘ and hire. It}. ll. frinutb of stantfortl All printout agreed that the affair reflected great credit on Mitts llaslnin. the li‘nt‘llt‘t‘.~~8iflll'0l‘ll Advocate. llttt-hinahant Post. it. A. it. will hold an open utooiltut on Friday evening, March It]. Buckingham Woman‘s llo~ lfof Corps has been invited to be pres. ent. Rev. Mr. Gillies. of Inast Norwallt. has been lntited to make a speech and Professor Ferguson will entertain with a mutual prompt. Post Commander (learn F. Elliott. of Minor Post, of Stamford, will also be present. All members of the Point and Relief Corps are arranaod to be present. Refresh- ments will be served. it in «sported that tho t‘o-illli ration of William Nash. of Booth Norwttilt. oho is the manor of tho Norwallt hatteitsii team. will be moored by the Pantinw A. ti. baasltali tenet this cout- itta «canon. M'r. Nash In lniemtutt in promotion Sunday baseball at tho latte Redoubt arountht during the oomlua team. which has furnished holiday on.» tertsitnnsnt for several soamna. In airing the militia the best names poo slblo. A meeting ottbs Pauline A. q. t‘vlil he held on fisturday of heart. when it which time up. Nash will outlinc his plans to the momborawnsnbury News. . 5 W Titans a smear noon uooti usw t it from Chas. iii. linw. Booth Norwailt; tinbltelll tint lea Kano. won't nonunion wotlltlltilill."-~Kitllltiflt l Willi Iii. Ill lid “(in s; to. Wmtportt Northrop South WI. ‘5 .. ,t-i‘l‘“ Olmatoud, of Wont ‘ labor Lyce um, Sunday morning at it) ‘ ' ‘ Supreme Court Expectsdtti litter Them litttn \h’ASlilNifilamlart‘b ' l"—‘Tho ttuuimyr and will apt with the intuition - "W conspiracy» P I: " OPENING SPECIALS: '2' SUNS and Beautiful Displays of Hate. Flowers, Suits and Waiots for Your I apectlon L.‘ .l’) I?“ »'.vr.,‘ ~ French Percale. very dressy: weer; risen It to 42. On nnle $2.50 House Dresses, $1.99 suitable for direct today . . . . .31.” $1.39 waits. 9% Very smart Tailored Waists of imported Silk «7 Finished Madras. 0n salotoday ..........9So 3‘5 [59¢ Flowers. 39c Beautiful Aaters. l2 tildereut colors: one of the final trimmings shown this “I. son; worth hike to 75c. This" day only ............ ....;3|e 92 Washington ' Street “THE House lllillllllis Ill Sillllllllll llll Bill Hill)“ most serious legal battle that "stand- ard Oil" hats oror laced will confront it next Monday. . That lit the tiny not by the Supreme. Court of the United Staten to hear or. i gutnontu on the appeal of standard till i" innpuuy of Non Jot-tiny (tom the Circuit Court for the Micro District advom ludamont of the United States (‘ lrttilt Court for the ancient District of Missouri u llli‘Il order!!! tho diamo- tlon of the New Junie-y corporation as an illegal combination and monopott in malnint of lntemtate commerce. To point out the alleged errors of tltt1 circuit court in Ha limit it and in its decree. tho lteoneut. intelocts within t‘iilllllllfld have been uncured. ortttw tnr the alhinanre or the decision of ”it! lower oourt. Mr. Wicksraham. the Attorney General of the United Stilton himuoli will [load a brilliant array oi counsel for the government The Circuit t‘ouri announced grave findings against the seven individual defendants. John ll. Rockefeller. Wit Ham Rockefeller. Henry hi. li'laaler, Henry H. Rogers. John .1). Arrhhold. (Hirer H. Payne and Charles hi. Pratt, Jersey and other defendant companies. oxohunxo of stools by the. sort-u lndivld unto. the Standard Oil (‘ompuuy of too. which in turn controlled a hired number of otht-rtt. all but our engaged in the oil littitlttoaa. wtla that: That since I till the nflalrn of theme ootnpanin haw been In the principal rompany as the bus- inons of a nipple person no tut to fix for them the price of crude oil. the rates for tranportatlon and the sell in prions of Its productst. That the par value of the comliined capital stoclt In 1899 was about 8100 000.000. and that In 1908 It was 3150; 000.000. That l! of these companies owned 54.565 miles of pipe lines. That his of those companies had 3.- h‘li selling atatioiis throughout the United mates. . ‘ That these companion from 899 to tilt)? produced more than onotenth of the crude oil obtained .In thin country. than one half of till the tank eat-ti need to distribute ltit products. That they manufactured more titan three-fourths of all the erode oil refin- otl In the United liltaiea . That they transported more than foilpflfths of the petroleum derlvodt from the Pennsylvania and lndinns oily holds. That they instituted more than four» ilithit of all the illumination on sold in tho'linlted States That My bad exported more than foundftha of, all the illnminattn! oil as t front ths United his tales. hat 0 guild more than four ill- the of at the nsptha sold in the “tint What they sold mrs than at mull of all the lubrtoatin; all held to rail- road contaminant the United hiatus. 011 unit anoint or mu decreed: of the A M ll‘l of «idiom: "Hugh? 0' I!” m t . ti. e on or try n m n taint. Paint now in the monitor. .oeiotmwm in patmindnt ’It dries over night. With a Wish! and. ‘_ ,tinittolt sit the first see I‘llfllibh tintslt. hum twill“. looltii non d s .ertnan antitrust not no t and ohoorfitl; otitrott in illegal that the torso individr ,ual doinndanlti. the mainland (Ill (torn. 3pithy oi detour and all other until pinion an outerde immanent in foot. iunttopolisod ti substantial part ‘ contpsn y; the Standard Oil Company of New .’ The court found that in 1899. by on», New Jernoy acquired the loasl title to . u unilorlty of tho titorlt of In cotnpnu- 4 What it found an to this combination ‘» All _ niuttuxed . That they owned and. operated more . ill"! $5.00" Bags, $2.98 Very Fine itinek Leather tinge. regular $5.00 value. On sale » Opening Day...» 42190 :_ hufuttlt'. ‘- or Acrivirr Alel of inter-stale commerce in violation of‘ the second section of the Sherman lin‘ “Must not; that 33 other companies amused were proven not to be In this i combination "iho court enjoined tho principai‘ com may and Its d1 ra limit exer- t‘lslfix any contrdl rtho subsidiary companies: it enjoined the subsidiary companies from declaring or paying out dlildendu to the principal coin- pant. int not front distributing ratablt to the ahsro holders of the principal co Olllpilll) tho RlOtk of tho llIllSldlfll) It enloined those found In it or iormlnti a new combination ll.‘ nit-attic of aggregation of the phynlcri properties in the hands of one member of the combination from engaging in Intetntnln commerce until the cunt bittntion was dlncontinued The counsel arratod in defense of tibe Standard Oil includes John 0 Mil- born of Buffalo. .' i“. in whose home tat. Klnter died; l). T. Watson and John it} Johnson leaders of the Penney-titan via her; and Morita Rosenthel. the legal pillar of the Standard Oil interests. or these Johnson made the principal ornament to the Supreme (‘ourt in the defense In the tobacco cases. The tie letter has urged that the (‘OI‘DOI‘NDIHL which entered into the organisation of itiilil. had not been competitors since ‘ this; that the ntooltholdors oi the prin- tipal company were the joint ownern :of the stock of the subsidiary (Oillplfl- lion and had the right to come) their punch in the latter to the former iii trust for themselves and Congress : wan without power to restrict their ao- .oniaitlou. their method of holding or their disposition of their title to their property or their one of it: that the corporations who“ stock Wm lnrea loci In tho-Standard Oil Company of New Jersey are private corporations sand not charged with a public. duty an Were the railrnadn in the Northern 8e- rirlilon cutie: and that if any reattaint or trade reunited from the annular lion in 1899 it who neither direct. , luunrdiuto .nur nuluttatitlnl. Attorney General Wirhershatii prob ,abl; will make the principal argumoni to the court in Iavur oi the dishobr lion. Frank B. Kelioa. of Minnesota. not i‘hnrlott ll. itiorriaou. of Chicago. ‘hnvv liven most active in the prepara- tion of the cane against the defendants. l’i‘hoir araumnta ware upheld In the main by the lower court l The business world is awaiting the outcome of the null to know what of foot it will have upon the future not only of the Standard Oil, but of other combinations with points In common t’i‘ho department of Justice is waiting for the decision of the court in order to ahapo tho norerntneitt attitude to- ward other or nlsailons of which complaint has u made. HOLDEN CA“ 0001'! TAXED. Nttw itnvnu. March ta—rtio up than! from the. taxation of costs in the 9mm of Capt. (looted it. liodtxdou anoint Attorney Benedict hi. Holden. of liartford.w Willi taken up by Judge Bhutnway in the 8 orlor Court today The clerk of the ourt annonitod the cont. at till? and Attorney Hamilton. oouitsel for Hodadon. took an appeal lie said that an be had withdrawn the case he should not be compelled to pay the costs for getting witnesses here onthe day he withdrew the suit. miktorney Holden appeared for hint~ self and maid he roould not lmow for certain that the case was going to be withdrawn. Ma“- .w mai- l amount: on ail‘l'lit'I dAAVI. liltiDiilnPOIt oh: on his slltnr'tiu .1 tery. Philip H ' domain and .. rlrolett bore. eomtnittotl anieido thin toot-ulna by drlttaing ourholio cold. lie In said to have been despoiident over liltitlil’tcitll "Etta TIlEillB llllllEli'l‘ spam 1 . Reported to Have Bash. Entity. f- inn and thia‘ month at. his . . . Florence street“ ,__ll‘at,ty degenqra] 39c Roses, 19.: different colored. Rdscs with iollngei regular title. opening Day only ........109, ll) South Nortvalkt Conn. PROGRES " ' Benctlted by Treatment at ~ the Sanatoriutn ‘ WASHINGTON. D. 0.. March 12.-,- it its expected that next Monday Repre- sentative Hill will reenter his 01390 at the Capitol after an absence of This. (title In amoral days earlier than it had boon licllelt'd he would set as his return. 0n resuming Uli‘iflwlh Can , Mr inn vim ilnd a large mass of routine work awaiting him. It is ba- lleved that he will take up his waif!“ anew with his well known leor and thoroughness. While Mr. Hill In understood to have no special legis- lative plans on hand. the daily trial will pmvlde him with audlclent nut teriai to thine up hilt time. Am I” other things as chairman of the coup mitteeon expenditures in the Tread- tonslio nation‘s to make of the hunt- none transaction by the committee in his absento. Almost from the first days of his health— peeking journey to the trim” sas resort Mr. Hill‘ a letters to width lugton have told of Improvement In his condition. Convincing proof of his better health came last steel: with ltiit departure from the senatorlutn. to n nearby hotel. Since leaving the heir pltal. he has had no hood of return inn, except for occasional conduit..- tion and brief treatment. Moran now: SURPRIIED. A birthday party was given to‘ for Wilbur t‘. Rowe. In honor df'ila fourth birthday, at hit; home. it lioomln street. Nadia? nun prottt gifts were received. ltd— freshinentti were sorvbd, after Which ed themselves every way. . Arnold? those prenent were Dorothy Shim. Goisel Julia Gilbert. Mlerod no Cbarleo Brown. Harold Bucknian Wil- bun C. Rowe. Stanley N. Rowe and Spencer irvina Rom- u—.....».....;.. s... W NIW IIITAIN'O “.000 FINI. . NlIlW BRITAIN March lie-«A Illltt. which caused over $5.000 da, ‘ _, Motto. out shortly after 9 o'clock Iii; In the Quitimot Buildh'tfi. tit Gandhi illl'Ot‘l. A tntiolt response on ti“than; W of the tire department paved the ' include to Swedish train it and at top prtnttns plant. 'i'lid first . ted in the. roar of the Tailor ” where it man was oioanins with pension. it exploded: M ”boot from a on lot. t..“ai.4. Eti‘l‘r W HARTFORD TAILOR FOUND HARTFORD. M jimmflltill niolt. tr manhood f’ of t » ""1? all Asylum ctreot. not found. f. _ . Esiiite of it latency troubles. , j” “om; nix wt obit at Hot Springs aria ' Thursday afternoon. ' the little ones departed. having clam:- , Doris boutlon Elisabeth Silicon. M Ella Caitlin Willard Cable. Ernest Add. morning in the Woolen Workers' stilt? , establishment in the building M“
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