{Appeal td’ you. than the products
or. our Bakeryiéond Candy Kitchen
will surely ntiii:
, Home-made
, Candy
Fresh Daily
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Telephono 409
51 Washington 8h. So. Norwalk
mil NEWS
EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92.2—Nowo Department
Baa-«Button. Department
dim—Branch Office. Norwalk
890 ~Edltor'o Residence
729-Hlty Editor's Ruldonoo
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk anti vicinity: tenor-
nily cloudy and unsettled weather to-
night and Saturday: coldor tonight.
iii-ink west winds. Cloudy and unset-
tlrd weather prevails this morning in
the Lake region and New England
with pleasant weather in other nor-
tlons east or the Rocky Mountntns.
The temperature is still below the nor-
miil, bill is rising slowly in poorly all
sections.
g.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO T0-
DAY
Low. 1.3; high. :35.
0
Temperature:
Partly cloudy.
Franklin Gray. of Norwnlk, is spend-
ing the tiny in New York city.
More big bargains in undorwonr nt
Tristrnm a; liyntt‘s. See adv.
Mrs. A. M. Squire. of Union nvonne,
is confined to her home by u attack of
grip.
m
~-Mintz‘s final clean up onto. opens
tomorrow. Wonderful values. liond
advertisement on page ti.
Raymond Ruby. at Lewis street. is
able to be out after an attack or the
grip.
Sherman Commnntiory will meet.
this evening in their rooms in Wall
street.
A dance is to be given tit tho Mrs.
Motid's school this evening. Admission
is by invitntion.
-- Where to buy Oranges, snout t‘itli-
iorniii. seedless; English i‘onnut llrit-
lie. Wulnuts. Figs and illitrs, Spanish
tirnpos. 55 Washington St, Muhack‘
cmo lilot‘k.
Frederick J. Kane. of South Nor-
wnlk. is spending “to day in llridgt-v
port on luminous.
Mrs. John E. Jones. ot‘ Mutn street.
is spending at few days with rolntlves
in Paterson, N. J.
F. ii. Nolan was the ghost of lrivntis
in Dunbnry. last evening. lie attuml»
rd 3 dance in that place.
wile Euro and visit Mintn‘s tomor~
row and every day during the auto.
See their advertisement On page it.
Gregory iskyinn. ol‘ Kellogg street.
has taken a temporary position with
it. E. lintlwltz. ol’ Norwnik,
”n”-
Mil-til liens flooding. of i'hilipnliurg.
N. .i.. In tho ghost of Mrs. Robert (I.
Mitchell, in South Norwnlit.
The hills about the town» are furnish-
ing tine pint-rm for Illtmt‘ young poopto
who enjoy counting.
Robert Cotter. of Akron. 0.. formerly
of Norwuik. is sounding n low days
at his parental home in Park street.
Milli Edith lirotborton has returned
to her duties in tin.I Boston atom after
enjoying a vacation sinco lust '1‘qu-
tiny.
w-(loncert, "in o Puritan Garden."
by the chair at the First M, iii. Church.
untried by Mrs. Edith N. final-min.
radar. and limo Ethel Backer. violin
int. Friday evening. the 24th. at It
o‘clock.
Till careful housekeepor should road
the prices in Humor 8. liners t'c (loin-
pony'o; ndv. before buying Sunny
mutt.
Mr. Ind Mn. ti.’ ; Ruby. of Win
Itrutmro o his!“ slain not into
tho country i ll moon whore air.
unity trunnion buttons. . .
., '
W
Out oi tiil ism Jumbo can or in.
con , M, ii»
strum
W
Wo write all forms of
Automobile
Insurance:
I Will Kindly explain. Telephone 16M:
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
14 wnonmnron urns". sour»
uonwnut cons.
Tsunamis its: _
Park 8. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
--IOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
prion sron:
FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUIGING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE ”50. Apply at
Anderson‘s Launch Works
Oyster Shoii ,Polni. Norwnlk
Artificial Teeth
in the prnctioo oi dentistry it pro
son should have in certain amount
of mot-,luinlcnl nullity. hiveryonc is
not endowed with this talent. iinti
no matter how hard he tries to do
volop it. ho t‘unnot enrol tho one
who is possessed of it. by birth.
My snot-cum in the making or lir-
titlcinl tooth is duo largely to this
talent, combined with s with» or.
littl‘lttlice with pooultnr nud ill-
shnpoti months. if your pinto iii
troubling you by dropping. or
innkeu your mouth sore. come in
unit lot mo not: \t‘lilil. llit‘ trouble is.
Consultation iron.
Dr. J. n. MALLERY
16 Ionth Main St, South No‘rwslk
Hours: 9 n. In. to a p. in. sun-
asys by appointment only.
Crepe Kimonos
lN PLAIN COLORS AND DRES-
DEN
SHORT ONES ........... 500
LONG ONES ... ....... $1.00
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
CARDS
6 FOR So
I. I. MALLETTE
(tomorly Minu- Dawn)
88 Washington at. Tel. “0
mm ”Williams-iron
Open
Saturday
Night
FROM 7 TO I
ran THE couvsmsnc: or
uusv ozone
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
atrium. BANKING
«won: nor.
am onoarr VAULT!
paw-D— .
ohm
CityNationaiBtmk
TRANIAGTI A GENERAL IANKINO
IUIINIIO AND OFFER. IVIRY
VAOILITV OONIIOTINT
WI'I’i-I SOUND
. IANKING
u iii-m
"only ,.
' on. 4y
ilEtiiSltilt in con-
atsslo
Uni—.7
(Continued from FirstJ’ngo.)
W
in brioi’, thin in the disposition made
by tho iiilorstuio Commerce» conuniw
sion of the most important cnuuu over
brought to tilt, attention. in it some,
the decisions were in the nature of a
surprise to railroad officials and other
exports who bud ntouoly followed the
proceeding. A maiorlty of thoni believ-
ed the commission would grant, some
Increase to the western trunk lines
it' not to the eastern.
After considering oxllnnuttvoly the
whole anhjoot, however. Illt' t‘OlililliH-
slou oould not one its wny ulnar to
grunt tiny advance. in ruins. iiltliotnth
it, cont-odes thut .iii the capo of some
of tho roads. on increased rovon-uo is
nedod. in what is known as tho otist~
ern (titan. tho commisnlon wns t-inluny
ransod by the ndinittod int-t llitit sort-r-
oi of tho linos in tho torrlttn'y were pity-
ing good dividends upon existing l‘ttititi.
whilo other carriers in tho numo tot"
rilory Were hnroly ublv to iunho both
t-ndu moot—~u low of them sonrcnly
that.
liollt tho etislern nnd woururn- cast-n
wort.- brought. to public nttonlion in tho
upring of into. Just prior to tho t‘lilii‘i-
input of thr- oxinting Interntuto coni-
merue law which. in purl. hominid ottec-
liver on June is. laid. tho rnllwtil’il lit
otllrinl oinuslticutton torritory»~-~il in all
V-~nud tlioiio in wr-storn trunk line hit
not-intion tt-rrilory hind with tho tutor»
slum commurco commission tariffs lllli'
ltinit gonvrul inrrvanvs in their trtitulit
l‘llltts.
Wall Street Feels Blue Again.
WALL S'l‘itldlt‘l'l‘. to; til it. Iliuwrlii'l‘li'
still of tho lnlor-Slnto (Yommort‘u (tom-
minston to grant higher lrolght ratios
to tho out-stern and wmti-rn rulironds
was tho signal for hvuvy soiling of no'
curiliuu nt tho opening of totlny‘s stock
nnirlwl. Previous to tho orienting how
ibi-ro Wait cxtr-nsiro liquidation of
Alum-trans in London. whore prit't'tt
roll from L' to it points 'l’bo principal
fonturon of IIlt‘l opening Worn: Unitod
Hittit‘h l-‘ilmrl which optmod with n block
of thirty thouiinud shows lit at loss of
1W. points. Rmidiug with two hundred
uhnros tit lbzit. followed by ion thon-
unnd ul lM, romparod with 159'». at
last night's rioso. Union i‘iirlflv 5.000
shares which sold down in; points.
inrito blockn of Norllicrn i’ut'ilir iii :1
ions til “at. Grunt Nortllorn pith. which
won (it! 7'»... Invhigh Vttili‘y Mi, Mi»
souri Pucliitr Mg. Wnlutsh pfd. lid.
Southt-rn i’uclliu 4%., Missouri. Kunttou.
tiuti 1‘0an it... St. Paul 41.4,. Atrhluon
:“I and othrr tlttt‘lliitifi running from 2 to
it points. 'l‘ho intirki-t wns rory nt'tlvo
:ind lowrisb with slight lmprovommil
illit‘l‘ llit‘ mirllor qtioltilitiiiii.
\\':\l.l. S'l‘ititlii'i‘, it ii in ~- (‘mnlnlii-
uiou liousoii worn hvuvv unllcrn in tho
ninritt-t, tho inflow of t‘ilhltlllK‘i‘h to rm.-
pond to ruiln for morn margin rotnpol-
ilng holivy liquidation of amounts. Ai-
lot' tho opening doinornliziition the
innriirt button to rollovt tYOIit‘J'i‘lmi oop-
port. by powori'ui intorostu and stocks
were forrod upward despite murh ir«
regularity and it'll-rluliiioss in the
pronoun. Fluctuations or to n point or
morn brim-ion union wore t'tililinfln. mitt
various tundra iivlli. up and down it
point lroonoutiy. ’l‘lio top point of tho
rally Hiitiwmi the tint urnnrully up from
i to 2 points from the ion lovvi. with
liohlgh \‘ttiioy IllukliiR mi i-xrcptioual
rnlly or 3%.. Siwt‘lillilhfl bonds ituf'lt-r
oil much loss protnirtlonntriy than
stocks. fly it o‘rlorlt the.~ uinrkot butt
(piloted runsltiorubly and showed a
fairly slnhle tour.
WALL 91‘ltltlli'l‘. .‘s‘iionxwl‘rlrou In»
iron to no oil ugnin with Now ‘i'orli
t‘olitrnl vyiviiding its loss to mor
4 points. i'. S. Stool going iiiit‘Ii to 71'
ntid otht-r ilnporlnnt Mot-Its rulinit “till
int: ii nmnll fi‘lii‘linil of their lu\\‘t‘fli.
whim tho supporting ortloru \u-ro onro
llltli‘t‘ distriimtod and tho dorlino was
sloppod. Reports “'i'l‘l‘ I‘li‘l'llllill‘tl Illlli
t‘olliorolit‘os “pro living built by Illi'
lending inn-ruins to moot all t‘i’)liIiIi
Ht‘lli‘lt‘ii und thi- ()lM'I‘lllitiiih oi lIlt' twan-
II‘tlifiltin th‘nlilt‘ loss nuttrvuaiio tlondti
Wt‘l‘t‘ Wonk.
WALL STREET, i p. nt.~.\'orniul
volidlllons provnilott In tho stock liltil"
Itol iiiii'lliit the lump liuni‘. fltlt‘tuiititiltil
tiring orderly and iiusinosu much rot
«trit'lotit I’i‘icon Nilt‘tl lil iiliultt llltt
high rallying point oi tho iorouoou.
Stocks Bruit in London.
LONDON. Fob. 24."~"l'lll‘ titli'ittltlii or
the lutor-Stutr- (‘ommerco t‘ommiuiiion
amidst the propoiiod ruining of froiiibt
rntou In tho official t'inititttlt'utlon and
lilo \VI‘ITGTH ’i‘ramo Association torri-
tory to tho ilnttt-d Status (‘ttthI n
uhottk in tho Amorluun smllon of tho
Stock Exchange today. A rush of toll»
ins ordvrs from Willi Strum will the
ulsunl from a aomowhat wlld slump in
prlroi from two to «light pointu below
youtordoy‘n (rioting.
in the first hour tho lorul irudorl
and continental roprowttlniivoii throw
out their attacks. The-u a covering
movement «at in and prirou picked up
trout mm to thruo pointn. tho martini
anxiously waiting the Wall liltnnot
op ins.
A noon the tone wu otosdlor with
values from it to it points lower. Yua-
turtiny‘s clotting tutti today’p noon uric
can with tho ottoman follow:
Mont-on. Topeka and Santa Fe. yob-
tortlzy'ii closing. 109%; today": noon
price. tutti/ill all 3%. .
Chicago. Milwaukee and Bi. Poul,
180 l ”4%; ii.
[tr it First pith. Gilli; in; 4%.
iliinotn Control. lit); tat: a. ‘
, in: York Central 1115:1183 I.
Punitiilvnnil Railroad. ”It:
". tannin; 7 :m.
iii
groans Lose ~» all this ~
Louisville and nations. iiiiiifiilidt‘ 'y ‘
THE HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER A MARX CLOTHES
The New Store
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
SIR!
HAVE YOUR SPRING SUIT
OR OVERCOAT MADE HERE
i
If we could carry our sample line of beautiful Spring
fabrics to everyone of our friends there‘s no doubt about
our doing the greatest season‘s Customfl‘ailoring business
ever seen. .
With our reputation for fine tailoring—satisfactory
tailoring—you would have no hesitation in entrusting
your order with us.
And with tho rich, exclusive weaves and colorings we
show from which to make your selection. ,we'd have your
order down in a‘ hurry.
As we can't come to you. will you come to us. and let
us show you. the. fabrics? .Early orders don't have to be
rushed. you know: and the clothes are ready when you are.
SUITS AND OVERCOATS TO ORDER. $18 to $50.
SPRING TROUSERS TO ORDER. $6 to $12.
TWO STORES:
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
o
Hl't'iil run".
.i‘
in... .
CLEAN OATS!
[it my old hobby nhliilrwitiviiuz timid. WI‘II'vM'Ti‘t‘lli‘tI unlit.
Ask for "lionnio t‘lips." tho \t’i't viiiiiuut tho
~ in
or ‘
liliil‘kt‘l
enmvlionnto Home Ground Food tor Horses, cattle and Poultry.
This
ought to Iur :t innilot oi rour‘m. but it Isut. tlllti in. ion): its I do it
better lllliil uuyouo vino. l'm Kililln to lull.- about it.
tllforll .
luruo Imi'r)‘ outs of wry hrlitiit rotor. rltisi-ly (‘l‘IIIIII'tI nnd handled with
(it t-oiiiuo I runnot tiflvt‘ tiwtn ill tho IliIllliI. price oi oi"
dinnry outs. but tho dittoroni'r in t'tlnl in not it innltor of any grant
roitsooimwo. n (ow cents morn on n butt Poor or dirty outs make your
borrow slrh doll in tho t-nii ylui'li lind list-m most Mprnstw.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in qunliiy. last in prior. itlwnys in the militia of its custom-
l2
*.w 7....-.W
BLUEFIBH. WEAKFISH. STEAK COD. HALIBUT. SMELT.
FROSTFISH, SPANISH MACKEREL. OYSTERS. CLAMS d ESCALLOPS.
it
h lot. is..." Roe Shad. lb
it
P
l'6c
FLATFISH.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
DON'T BUY A MOTOR CAR UNTIL YOU HAVE HAD A LOOK AT
THE
HENRY “40”
A BIG. POWERFUL, HONEOTLY IUILT CAR. GUARANTEED FOR
SIX MONTHS IV THE MANUFACTURER AND THE DEALER.
S.
L. BENEDICT, Agent
II SOUTH MAIN GT.
Phone 692-2.
‘ it.
.fliit'iii
Sindhi Pacino. it :11? it .
tint a. ldwitt‘iviifitttw
‘ mill“? WIN! W l_
.iA».M V a y Y ‘
Mm' Y. Hunt}. in to xivo‘ s
cord gig?“ tho
THE LAIT CLEARANCE SALE OF THI.
.rodmti
., A,
town Ifl‘ifld lit
a
In It
“noun. Boys
w
intro Sol has“
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
. u oouru‘mun one". oouru sonwnun
OEAION
Every Butt. Coot. Drool 8km. Waist. 3nd For In our More: in marked
for null oturonoo for linoleum dismal.
hove always known. in [tutor unortmont and rmtor value flint you
hove our known.
leiu' Onto. from ”.75 up.
Lodlu’ Quito rm "M on.
Lootu' Dmuumtn 00.50 up.
Lodiu’ Shirts lf CM. up.
1.30 Wait“. 7 r .
1.00 count Oil
iii: an» as. m .
Thorn in the quality you
com and on our Famous Tot.
. loud waist. from It.“ up.
Nam Oom‘to. broken lots at
on.
m lloolr m for 26¢.
no limit Hose, 50:.
8! South Main .3» loath Norwnlir
* r
rider; from out-ob
‘ mail: this int ov-
TWH‘M' oiling. ‘i‘hm won a line number in
mi, ihil oyon- the party tutti «cry our mmodgto he
homily enjoying thmtotvu.
they omn- trom‘ it not known.
W‘
‘Wlntor Oops. O‘hrlon.
Whom
. ry aid! .
to ho onto, to A party compound ot his in when
‘ non
wit-"two
. . of thofiutm aluiunttood to rides:
* W Mormon in
innfriliiht. bulwark
hum at
OUR SPRING CLOTHING is HERE.
ALSO THE NEW SPRING DERBIEO, 32 AND ‘3-
THE ROYAL CUSTOM
t FOR SPRING ARE READY FOR YOUR
TION. IT TAKES SIX DAYS TO GET ONE OF
THESE SUITS-A GUARANTEED FIT. PRICES $18 ‘
TO 830.
SOMETHING NEW TO
WEEK.
I
, Price’s Clothing Stat
98 Washington. Street
Of Interest .
to Early Buyers
TAILORING SAMPLES
INSPEC-
‘\
SHOW YOU EVERY ‘
. . . o
\
BUTTER
; 330 lb
VERY BEST CREAMERY
\
Phone 440
BUTTER
27Clb f.
com MEDAL, RENOVATED ‘ .”
MAGNOLIA BRAND MILK. PER CAN ....... ..'.1tlc.; l
’ CLOVER sumo MILK. PER CAN .................. too
3 Les. YALE TOAST on soon CRACKERS ........... ; ...... 256’; ‘
.. mun a. BRAND noun. BAG' .................... ....... ”duh
; Milan: 5. ”Ann FLOUR, BARREL .................. Won ’
I
VERY DEBT EGGS. PER DOIEN
WARRANTED Enos. PER DOZEN ......... . .......... “vase _,
T..
......... ,.».29¢
83 l 85 WASHINGTON GT.
A. F. Beckmann & €0.13“,
sourH nonwnut ‘
tun nun“
tuning ill till
Letters Issued by Bishop John J.
Milan—Regulations as to Fast-
ing. Abstinence, Devotions—
. Missionary Work for
I Negro and Indian
iiishop John J. Nilnn of the Roman
,t‘nthollr tumour of Hartford. has is-
sued the following Louteu letter to
those in bio diocoso:
llretitrentm'i‘ho holy neuron of Lent
twill begin next Wednesday. On that
j tiny thonhnrch by it simple but sisnlth
; cunt ceremony reminds us of the lime
whon the spirit rocallod by its Lord
,wltl quit the body. leaving it helpless
hind litulonn to return to dust. She
would iliurt-liy impress ttpon otir mind
‘lliai it is unronuonnblo nnd unwise to
giro all cure to the body to the neglect
of the soul.
Tho touching and example ot the
t‘iiI‘ly fathers. who retired from the
world to tiltI doserl to spend their time
in prayer und lasting. its wait no the
importance or right livinn mun of all
'nttoa. provou that the soul is bonotltod
by the romtlntion oi' the dusiros of the
houses. When thus denied the full on‘
loymonl of things innocent. our appe-
tites become loini liable to carry us to
this enjoyment of that which Is un-
lawful. The cravings of tho dosh
Inro blind. ltonlon must dominate them
innit rulo thoni oven at the cost ol ac»
tliul suffering. or they will lend nil
away from (ind. The man ruled by
appetite iii. according to the apostle.
incapable of- npproctntlng the things
of God.
Our Savior gives us the same lesson.
At the beginning of Ilia ministry-«m
ministry in which he Will to show u-
tl’i'e model of right living-«ho retired
from the distractions of the city and
lutod. it is to commoinorato this
I
l
I
that the shore
forty day»
in tho curly days of tho church the
tatthtitl observed the rut ricorotuiy.
lion vory little henna“ firth. way’oi
shortnentio from low is random. Yot
flint tortillas u moon ”311.03. and
thinned-donut] li- notion «sum-o
, Itohtit‘iimflilhl‘ii ‘ior “I “his! is
lit . “other. audio“ for tint .Vilillflflo
tithiout- taro toils til it theories of
‘ Huang. durtnt but than
tor oil of its more motion».
anon ‘
mutton Loni ti fut oi
period spent it our Lord in the desert Co
acknymonth
tum tin-.tilo tiu-
. 'liioillil =
serous reading. loss drinking.
Horn we touch that obtrusive di.
turner who will brush in on tho so
enmity of the time with boisterouu»
ness. brnwllng nnd binspbe‘ming. No
one humus wbotbvr drink is‘his muster
until ho tries to nhstifin from i .
Loni is it good time to malts the vtoiii
\i'ithoui the excitement of lntoxiciints
the mind will be better grbnndfor to
sand of the word of God. and the will
tinhnmporcd may. with the help or di~
vine grace. nurse it to irtiitiige."'
'l‘horuiore l urge upon till an it null-
stitute for lusting. to nbstnin during
Loni from all intoxicating Grin
Health will not suffer by such boui-
denial. the weaker brother will be odi-
tlod. and (”led will be pleased. ;"
JOHN .i. NliiAN, Blimp»
A letter from Bishop mm to tit
clergy or the diocese gives tho Lon-
rogulstlona as to footing. Iblti ‘
devotion: and proyors. . .
A third letter from the titration to t
clergyman announces that on sung
March 5. a collection wilhbo MGR Im.
in each church of the diocese. this until. 2 .
Sunday in Lent having haenseta *
as the day on which the R
among negroea and limiting.
lIEIIIIS, IIIiI Willi.
Funeral of w. A. Attrition ‘
The funeral services OVOI' the J
main» of William Aaron'iitnbiur.
of Norwalk. were held horn .Iiil“
homo yeaiordoy ollornoon 1nd L
the Norwniit Methadist Ciliuroh “is!
p. in. her. Muir D. Torrey put
the church. attained. The dam
than were many and beautiful unlit
nttondsnce was vol-y tom :11th
high «loom in'vriiioh "tlto‘i mu
was held by all who knew hini‘t‘”
flowort bearers ‘w‘om'i‘rt'om ..
Tribu, l. o. n. u. g:%.i.
man: fronr‘ths G. A. . oytt
from tho no.0. star . It. ~
The pallbearers wore: f "
Kervon. or New York. «noon»
‘Hnilocltmioioherootcm nyli
unoollont Voluntaort: Woo
amulhm air lMI
doom is Bunion.“ interline
in ntvmiuoomim *
mun—W
rugantzorjwuuiui .
., 'i‘llo Pullout! unicorn w. ._
mains otfifilltllittu'iltui
in". Moon
. OW“ R I . l.
Iiolti outright Minnow; . 1.
o’clock from at.» Mill!”
. .
it midi-om “101111“;
tntmnont wit tailor;
yummy. ~ » r
Norwalk Chronicler