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Miss Brotborton. of maple street. is
sick.
‘ Lester Warren‘s‘pont Saturday and
Sunday in New York city.
: WilliamVMo‘Allistor. of Harbor sve-
nue. has been spending a few days in
Danbury.
“Mrs. Eugene F. Carter and son wu- '
ll’l‘d. of Milli street, are recovering
from httalclto of'tlte grip.
Several members of the family of
Frederick yxliee have been ill at
their home Harriet street.
-—Tea and cake served during the
. afternoon at the First M E Church
on’ Thursday.
Benjamin Allen, of the Wall street
cite, has been uniting the victims of
the grip at his home in Cranbury.
Mrs. William Theis has returned to
South Nor-walk. after a visit with her
brother. Benjamin Fisher, in Green-
wlch.
Herbert W. Duke, one of the clerks
in the South Norwalk post-office. has
been enjoying a, few dnya‘ vacation in
New York.
All members of Court Fiancls. No.
II. deslrlnxx to so to, New Haven to
. night,“ will meet at east-bound station
nt~6 o'clock p. in. sharp.
Robert Stevenson. who has boon III
at his home in County street. has re-
sumed his duties at the oilico of the
Connecticut Company. in South Main
tsrcct. V
——‘( iit Flowers. Violets. Tulips. (Jar-
nations. Daffodils SWoet Po .Lillcs
of the Valley. at A C. Ciluao'. 7 Rail~
load avenue.
Leave of absence from April 1 to
April 30. with pomiaalon to go be
yond seas, has been granted First
Lieutcnant Dudley 13 Deming. medi-
cal department 0. N. 0
Leave of absence for sixty davs.
with permission to loavsb the aisle.
has been granted Lieutenant ('J. G.)
Jam’s a. Evans. Second division.
Naval militia. 0. N. G.
The vernal equinox. tho. beginning
a
of spring. commenced ita billolal oar- .
car at 7 o‘clock this morning. Tho
day‘s length Is now 12 liourii and eight
minutes, the sun rising today at 5:57
and setting at 8:05.
. Miss Frances Doria. grand rcgcnt of
Court St. Francis. 1).. of. l.. of Green-
wich. also state advocate of the l). of
i. of Connecticutfilhas‘ been appointcd
district deputy for Norwalii. South
Norwallt. Stamford and Greenwich.
“Men's Wine Calf. Sailor 'i‘ioil.
"Crawford." 83.60. Max Levy. itili
Washington street bridge.
Copies of the addreb‘s giflon by Chief-
Justice simeon E., Baldwin at tho
laying or the cortiér stone of the
Gonneotlcut‘ State Library and an-
albino court building. In Hartford.
Eloy 22. 1909 arc being sent out from
this once of the state board of educa-
thin
The New York state civil service
conlmission will give a hearing spoil
the application of the Westch’ctosr and N” present port of the time and give
Northern railroad to construct Its pro-
tidied line between White Plains and
the Connecticut line, next Wednesday
morning at 10 o 'clocit' in the Iddglaae‘r
iii. Societies buillloa'. 30 West Thlr
tyinliltll' street. New York. .
"' Commeinglla‘rch 27. a transition
Iiir car will be M to the equipment
of the train leaving pan ury for New
Ytirlt at ti (clock I availing.
ljioroaflor the Eitiaileid oxproiia.
mulling tliia city at 10:52 a. lot.
. daily. will have direct connections
i‘rhm Van Ddiadhviilti and other
points on the stain Lli'le branch.
The secretary of stats
limiter in chin tfollii'lih the W
' laws pasted a't‘tho' desirous or 190
, Tl‘iotiilii
Mild
xLery. 169 Wash»
and Mall, on loin candidates this
evening.
1/7“
AV‘PP‘ “'
pact to movd to Bridgatiort on Wed-
nines Hubboll. the popular hard-
wired a my Overland and. V
The Connecticut‘bompany is havini
the roof of the car barn in .lall street
covered with a coating of tar paper.
avenue. has returned to his duties ill
Washington. after a visit to his fatn-
lly.
Miss Mary Daley..of Staten Island.
N. Y.. in spending a flaw days With"
Miss Ruth Baldwin. at her home on
West, avenue. .
csiltain C. c.“ fingernail. of the Nor-
walk Steamboat Company, Is able to
b! about again after a severe illness
of several days.
Invitations have bean issued-for a
party to be given by Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Ruminlcr, at their bottle on West
Various games will be played and
Spoidcl's orchestra wil play for dono-
ing. -
The members of the South Nora-nil:
Fire Police were treated in two gnmcs
Saturday night in the company pool
tournamcnt. Joseph Summers, 115.
defeated Prod Williams. 90. by tho
score. of 115 to 85. and Carl Ilcttlnacr.
I35, defeated Prod J. Buckley, 100. by
the score of 135 to 89. V
If you haven‘t been thinking of tak-
ing advantage of thlu~plcaaaut weath-
er. let us remind you tolako out. tho
baby in can of the go-carts shown by
A. .1. Collins Co. The stlnsbinc and
nice mild weather these days will
bring the. roses to baby’s cheek. 'l‘iloii-
line is one that will command your Mir
nitration. -Soo adv.
—l.adics‘ 83 Iliacli Suede illiocs at
32.39. Max how. 169 Washington
street bridge.
A largo black auto containing two
haiiess young incn attracted l70lilldt‘l‘~
ablo attention yesterday lifts-moon
whilo" it ran around the streets of
sign "Faint-i!eviarn.‘ Whore. the car
came from and who the- occupants
they came from phantom.
The Danbury freight yard is ainioa
clear of freight care after a week of
almost congested conditions. The in-
coming freight has been quite heavy
during the past week and in‘ conse-
quence cars have piled up In the yards.
The outflng freight has sradudl
used the available cars in tho yard on-
most all clear.
Hon. James Dunn. of Washington.
D. C., In lecturing business for forty-
throo years, will deliver a lecture to
the Catholic men of Si. .lnacph‘u our.
lab, tomorrow night at 8 o‘clock. at
the headquarters of South Norwalh
Council. Knights of oCiuuibiis. There
will be an entertainment and refresh-
ments in mention with the locturo.
and a pleasant time Is anticipated.
The Woman's Guild of Trinity
Church has called a sin-cm illootina
for this evening at 7: I5. which pro-
codoa the regular church service at I
o'clock. Tito Gilli will also facet ioi‘
work Tuesday afternoon at the hum.
of Mill. Lucille Smith. 39 Blowout avo-
uuo Roy Francis J Clay Moran will
a missionary talk to the ladies
large attendance II. expected.
21's.. Norwalit high .clmi mini»,
ball team has caomiled‘ its ulna wiiE
tho Boys Cidb. of Biliigeilol‘t. wills“
they were to have played Good livid"
afterlioou. They will arrange for sat
other game with this china: soon is
possible. ‘Tho loath“g out 3610 timid-
ford anti play tit. high school ”i th
piano Wodncaday-V-a'ftorntalii, Kai“
A
trailers down with them and noon to
will anotlmr inlaid from thoir aiaiuiilrtl
rind idol. Idliiudad‘ in the voididi‘ ti . »
a coihpioto at at thdiooi‘porationa ii-
comm-atoll y till; llthto fran 190! 3 "
1909, and chance in the names aid : »
~ tiona of corporations. a list of Vla-
we r wok. solo in
and «groin; Egan... 3' Ii»
lacs childi- y you on alléuniraot
VVVrltigllnddrs lira whom
HE l
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snarled Dickson. ct Stewart avenue. 1 .
was a visitor museum yesterday. . ‘
~ ' ‘Iiuode 2~stran Oat» .
Lodge will confer thii
Mr and Mrs. uni-int Reynolds BE‘
'wara do or at, Nora/all? has Just to ‘
Samuel r. Millard. or .ornnavicijv‘
street, on the evening of March 28th. '
South Norwalk. 0n tho rear was a ‘
were Is not kilown. but it is thought 7 ;
til now the tracks in the yard are al— ”
“to. They will take a largo crowd of i
VVo antcd. wantiid noiv._
... on! Soil Norwaik_
o. D. Jackson
’ Opuim
Eyerything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
a WALL ITNIIT. PHONE m. NORWALK.
IOUTH NORVIV ALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. “V YARD TIL. M
LumberaathllWorkior Everything
from a Pigge to a rune
SPECI LTIES
Window Glass of every description. one. two and thréoply Tar Paper.
Eufisgsoiifvhgcudoom ‘ ' BIatora‘ Paper.
oil so “lion. '0 IMO.
"mum“, mm I‘ah'rio ll ii ‘ libeathtng and Builders Paper.
undue »
Hair insulating all? postnatal: Papers
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET 1" 160m AT
ERM. WRIGHT 8
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T3...
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. A popular and prolltablc novelty In connection with ill-ans
, Art, in the tail of l'icrolllx and ltcpoullsc work, which has
joined such wide Interest. hocauae of its simple method and
attractive roiiulta. Au endless variety of purity bonito adorn-
monu, such no candle and lamp shad“. lanterns, torn (italics,
lardliilcroa. photo frames and dusk acts. all an useful as they
arc artistic and valuable. can bu madc by tho homo woriicr
w‘tlhont anv previous experience. at very littlo cost All ox-
tcnalvo variety of pnttorns. with all the tools. and Instructions
In use of same will his found here.
IhféNERva‘nCo
so wasnirlo'rorl' 51*. SOUTH NORWALK
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covers all we can any of outi
new spring; Lion of how cilia
now on show Iodide.
if you have over tradod hero
you will allow tililt "Hotter that!
liver" mall’s something pretty
also. i youiiavc naval- our»
Easiest from us. now is
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incident of ill T.‘
lain» iiiiion on. was using
. . who ammunition tile romaine :a
to Cyprus Hills. is
film *w
n . air. Bruin turns
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5 tier wan moeived yodhrdhy niornllig‘by
‘ trill ho allowed to dictate a policy to
flu in your town and elsewhere along
the shore, I write to ascertain the
new trunk acwcr which is to empty
into the harbor.
bolus rch';,daor.
lthi'b’or in it
have not conhl rod tE“
ins aylstcr grdwcrii at Norwailt.
Iho soieconaa of tho town from .ilihn
It Eight who is «alloyed by thordyit-
titrated to guard their Interests. it. is
thought that there will be» contidorallio
agitatiob over the matter and that
probably another nfletlng‘ of t Ere
islrict will be callbd to dohlds wilds
or not tiluae linden: in Nomi:
Wabtport people in this matter.
letter In as followli: .
To the Honorable Board of Select-
men:
‘ All an attorney for a number of oy-
stornion Interested in the oyster piano
Tho;
truth of a newspaper report that tho
town of wastport proposes to build a"
Most Improve Harbors...
Owing to recent action of the gen-
oral government to hotter the sanitary
conditions surrounding the growing
and proparation of oysters for inter-
state. markets. It hurt become neces-
sary for Connecticut oyatcrmon to inl‘
prove the sanitary conditions of the
harbour or go out of busineaa.
The many attrlli
out this store will...
E E” 25 Whitis 39c 0
waists that and for 21.25. .. .,
.Pl‘oEasior sale Walla
E2750 House Dresses. 31.98:)»
Dilnty Dresses; sold for”
will). Pro-Easter sale“ .8138 ,V
do skirts; regularly" It"
This ital s. ..
oil's.
at. \
Blight imperfections.
sale .3 . . . . ........... 14c
Silo Silk Chives. 39c
one of our big specials,
Guaranteed Silk Gloves:
regularly 50c. Tonight. 39c pr.
31. 75 and $2 Wallis.“ .29
Not a Waist worth less than
31. iii. others as high all
82. 00. This sale. ...... 81.29
‘ 20 more doaon on sale this
59¢ Flowers,- 390
week; soid for Bill: for a
big“ sp‘ocial in the iliilluei y .
department ..... V...39c bunthgV
13c Children' s llose. 9c
Our regular lilo Childrens _ L15}
Hooe- ........ . ........ 9: pair
Nothing but compliments are
'I‘l‘lmincd lists.
Every nine out of ten some
fui displays at our moddrai'opr
had something nicc to say about
Evci y hat possesses an origins
wing and Is in a class by itself. Hats trimmed and road? to order. ‘
We urn bound to please you.
A pothion io ihe authorities of tho
town and citioe of Norwalk vendetta .g» ~
them to diaconiinuc dumping sewer-
age in the harbor, etc... is now in circu-
lation and is being vcry goncrally sign-
cd by our fellow citizens.
if It in your intcnuoll to dump sew
orngc Into the harbor tho oystsrlnon
lntamtrd‘ will cndcavor to enjoin you
from so doing.
Will you Iliiidiv lot the know your
purpose in the premises and uroatly
obligo ..r ‘-
\'ouru slnrcrcly.
JOIIN. ll. LIGHT.
Tho no».r illlwm which are to on
laid, will rim from tho river up Slate
street to Compo corncr. up Main
ntreci to tho atandpipc. through East
Church aircot to Myrtle avenue and
Waahlutiton stroci phat Kempcr cot-
iagea.
lillll fillil- iiiilil
itiiii ill iii Eli
we; Written a snow in loss.
was Loving llliuivoiusl
Roaches iilm
DUNKIRK. N. Y.. March 2|.--I.ori
(3. Persons. who Ill 80 years old. of
Dunkirk. rooclvod last week a letter
written to him November 2.1882.iiy
his wide. dwells Persons. who with
‘ their four little children. was thou .
tilting oh a farm at Arkwright Center. ‘
N i'., while he. a soldier of Company
ii". with Regiment. New York Volun
learn. in tho-t‘ivli War. lay ill in a reg
-Imoutai mural near Wuhlnuton.
Tho apparent roamn for tho delay in
his receiving the letter hi that it was
delivered to his brother. hector 0.
Persons. who was III in another regi-
mental hospital. and who» initials
.wore the llama. They did not that. for
forgotton the letter. Mater C. For»
Iona died recently and relatives found
the letter among hiii papara.
iltra. armada Persons. who wrote the
lottor. died iiitooil years ago. and like
7a vote» from tho doau canton the ter-
lug homoliiio latter which has price-
lNIII value to Mr. Perilous. title wrote
, of her little Albert. tllva. diary and
Alton. that tltoy had been put to bod
whllo alto wrotu. and she told of, their
child talk of their whiter tatbor and
of baby Allen looming to moral of
the mutated alterations and repairs
ia the new. planned baton he left:
the «ailment over the approaching
ties. the hope at his soon and cats
:rotarll: the W of the limiters.
which and not'alitlwoil liar and her lit-
“tantra! "other; which and aimdyaot
all. snow mils tsii‘cn tho say- and
it!» . ‘ma home after two
mirror. : .i’scooiint of ill scum. r
‘tilroo months and heater 0. must have .
rlhmufll‘rtfl'nlfllSMlm.
r Millinery
and Suits
cos were pleasantly surprised and,
hoard around our displays old
who have so far seen out beauti-
theln. .
I much. either in shape or trlln- V
4a.;
South Norwalk '
A “canto ‘ no ‘ “A"
Purchalen of 50:
worth or more of our
and Extracts
Tana. 00000.. 8.
Powder, apiece
To all
NOTICEQWILL 8E CLOSED AL
Gift ,F
Exquisitely Decorated with a Gorgeous Floral Design
THIS EEEE 0E“
rec
a {will rfll‘i'
t. oav. FRIDAV. MARCH 25%:
Very Iloai Creamery flattens .
pound ................. 350
I8 pounds Granulated War $1.00
Aii’ Fancy Patent I-‘lour. a bar. ‘
ri-l ...................... “26c 75
Spinach. :i can» for ..........
Add; Fancy Patent It‘lour. :8
a ...................... ,
Grandmother's Data. 3 MIL.
‘ for “a
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Iona Tomatoes. 3 ”cans for ..... Vflaa
Laundry Starch. 7 lbs. for.
New Laid Eggs, a Dozen. 256
20 titanlps Free with ‘i callus
“Ahl’ Soap for ........ .....2§o
m<
i can ll. iicuos. at ............
i can Old lunch t‘icnnscr at
l boa whither salt. at .........
lhrhouat ........ ........Iaoi
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Wot.
Tot mm. Mirna.
n 2 .~ *- ‘
Mrs honor i
uremic. in. rocovcrcd from a tow dara‘
illness.
Mn and Mrs.
tipriniiiiaio. iiiicht
n it mill in Norwalk
A bright ililio «broil island daughter
nail horn Saturday hidiit to hit“ and
Airs. Ill. Milton Kimono. of Pairiioiti
.amuc. Motbor and child urn doing
nicely.
A full attendance of members In in.
onoatod‘at tile manila: of concord bi-
vlliion. No. 1. sum at 't‘ebrperanc‘s. to
night. as business of great itnuomnco
will ho transacted.
of
with
irviilg . Horton.
ycliiurdsy
minds now ideas and new methods
,liavo rolls Militia ”instinct to
name 3 . w
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ii) Stat-pa with Any oi the-Feriiig Addition
i” All ill I‘
m Wehhlngton Street. South NW
suit ‘0 Joli-if
With the inventive turn of modern 4
30 Stamp: Fran with 3
plt
‘ullacgrnstarch t... I!
Jo p
2 cakes Kill Chocolate each.
«USE: ”gmd’g‘“ at
I t. as: agar at
1 lb. Pig Newton. at‘” ..
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til. gunman. aim
Dr Carl a. Vog'si. otNi’iw
was a visitor at his old. hoard
walk yeitcrdii‘y;
Mrs s 8. Vol-or. of (tilt ’
one who hail been quite
at our hoard in Quinton! I'
bohovlui to no mimic: at
Captain iii-cit Byaboo his
delivery on til. now mm‘
bile and had his first rid'a
day ,
litis‘sfda Bhordood. forth in
0. ruin a mother? but
Mamiiionashsadnl ‘
c. i. that: a 00. Walnut“
in connection with the
Walt» It. Daniels 19' the am
or his Gordian dissing
Mitwlflli a mimics not .
a friend of a girth who so »
"distillate tit MEI!
that ill ’ Em
little children. who arc now all misc imlmw
rind and have children and mandarin rammed. - , lm null.
dmmdroaxr. Albrrtanmghrddnmf roadie nhudcn. lar ,, ‘iloiiii' will. .
i . unto human. out... i» iit'llmfll’i’ f "
mars. slim moral; of trim-lam, ” .
m 3..., Iliad-i “gum “Vi VV flmwwmm V
m on can as wit. or is IWWMWW
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