amide aviation the amounts
of our Battery and Candy Kitchen
will auralyauit
‘Homeeimade
Candy
Fresh: Daily
F. A. LANE
BAKERY, OONFJIGTIONERY
to: ORIAM
Taicphenfi 409
at Washington at... so. Nerwaik
liliil NEWS
IVININO :INTINIL TELEPHONE
Ola—News pspaArtm:nt
Oak-Malnu- Department
eranch Office. Nerwalk
I00 ~Idlter’a Raaidanca
"Ob—City Editor's Ruldtnea
WEATHER FORECAST.
tFor Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and J
warmer tonight. followed by increas-
ing cloudiness and probably light
snow or rain on Thursday; brisk and
probably high West winds. A disturb-
ance central this morning over Lake
Superior is producing cloudy and on
settled weather with light snow In the
Lake region. Another disturbance
central ovei Georgia. is producing
cloudy weather with snow or rain in
the southern sections. Freezing tem-
peratures extend as far south as Mem-
phis. Tenn" but the temperature is
rising slowly in all sections eust of the
Rocky Mountains
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
' DAY
Temperature: holy. 40; high. 49.
Cloudy.
A. C. lilidlebrook. of Wilton is spend
ing the day in Norwalk on business
E. L. Knapp. of North Patterson N.
I. Was a visitor in Notwalk. yesterday.
lady Jennings Lodge. Shetierds of
Bethlehem. will confer the first degree
this evening.
~—J¢—.————-—.~ ,
The weekly table d'hote dinner will
be served tomorrow evening at the
Norwalk Country Club.
. d
Miss Martha Walkley, of Broad Riv-
er. who has been ill with an attack of
the grip. resumed her duties this morn-
Ill“
Mrs. Mary A. Boaters. who is quite
ill. is now at the home of her daughter.
Mia. William J“. Schlitt,beo.19l4owc
street.
._...._,__“_
The “blood on the moon" rnrd tourn-
ament. in which no Inlltll intotrst unit
alien has been postponed until after
at
Dunner Social Club. Daughters of
Liberty, will hold a meeting Thursday
evening with Mrs. Carrie Sherwood.
21 First street. All friends are invited.
Stephen Morris has purchased the
meat market formerly conducted by
llyman Friedman, at No. 3 Benton
street. where C. Charnok was located
for several years.
Copies of the first Connecticut school
document of the year are being sent
out from the ethos of the state board
- of education. The document. deals with
dates and places of state teachers' ox-
animations.
Harry Alderman. of Falrlleld. has
died a petition in bankruptcy in the
United autos district court. giving his
liabilities as $136.17 and his assets as
$350 of which 8250 is stock in trade
and $100 is property claimed to be ex-
erupted.
Michael White. of South Norwalk.
was one of the entertainers at the ball
of the United States Life Saving Corps
in Stamford. Monday’ night. Mr. White
rendered vocal selections. A delega-
tion from the floaihdilorwaik Corps
waa present.
P. C. Louasbury Milne. N. ii. 0. it.
had the pleasure last evening of a visit
from Deputy Wallaceudmlth. of Bridge
part. Ono candidate was initiated tit
tit. outing and it it” decided to have
a neck tie and apron metal at the
next meeting. March iith
. W
Robert N. Morehcuas,t the former
Nerwailt police ea main. who is now
employed as a rat road detactive. was
InaNorwalk yesterday. in the Interests
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad. He was in search
of evidence regarding the box of vai-
entibea which were .ound Bunday by
Police-flaunts Thomas Hunt.
A r tar vacation of Norwailt Aerie.
10.0.. will be hold this a pins in
their mas in Wall “not. hot third
sitting in the out teammates:
tween the titanium ainaia than will
W1“. armada lasa-
«fi‘t‘iliilb‘d'aa
Mains mo. our
' H: M “MON
~ in... an...“ mum
Insurance'
Will gladly explain. Telephone 165-2.
IQXIQIIEQQIREN
aerator-tr.-
Park 8. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
~IOLD AT-
F. H. BAXTER'S
DRUG ITOBI
J
Hill SALE
NEW 801i. ORUIIINO LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE I350. Apply at.
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster Ihali Point. Norwalk
Painless Extracting
Everyone dreads pain. and it is
not a cowardly thought either:
even the strongest and bravest do
not enjoy suffering. The soldierly
way of bearing pain is to think of
it as little as possible. Now that
is a good way to have a tooth ex-
tracted; don't worry about it. or
not nervous over it. for in my ot-
flce i am taking out teeth every
day and the patient does not sul-
t‘er at all. neither does he have to
think of pain afterwards.
Try it and are for yourself.
Dr. J. a. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. sun-
days by appointment only.
In Our Needlework
Department
We carry a full line of
“Royal Society"
embroidery fleas and packages.
in packages:
JABOTS
SHIRT WAlsTs
CORSET COVER!
COMBINATIONO
KIMONO NIGHT ROBEB
CENTERPIECES
ICARFS. E79- *
I. I.MALLETTE
(formerly laiaaaa Dawson)
5| Washington It. Tat. m
0an
Saturday
Night
FROM 7 TO I
roa TH! confirms: or
auav "on:
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
OINIRAL IANKINO
lAVlNOI DIPT.
IAFI DIPOIIT VAULT.
“mm Wan-
IUIINIII AND OIFINI IVIIY
FAOILITV GONIIITINT
”WIN“ N. KMJgIWM m
WWI“ “WILD. m
IIIIOTOII
‘ tier in Norwal yii‘stsrda
Automobile
4- be entertained this evening by Miss
(TityNationalBank
TRANIAOTI A OINIIAL IANKINO
eras. ldkintl thu Norwulit people as
WIT” ”I'm“ well as any he had mat. the hotel man
IANKIND . tieclded tJo reJturn Jo this city and came
W , torn and n a tor t me years.
'3 '03 “rain-and "0'“ Ha Weill. to warn tor Charles dehu-
IW 011mm manttohhiablofmor aJaJlJtant. win:J lJiJad
W open a as nose 0 I own an as
loft ban-It munitions“! been with him in his shop in with
IIIIIIM Ha ROWAN. III Vida-
sitar. Waiters breasts was
Frank Reynolds, of Weatport. spent
yesterday in New York on business.
(3. A. Ruby is ill at his home in Law-
is atrost today.
”M
At the meeting of St. John's Lodge.
A. F. and A. M. the fellow-craft degree
will be conferred.
Carpenters‘ Union. Local No. 746.
met last evening and transacted rogu-
iar business.
The I’lnoohle Club, of Norwullt. will
Alice Lyon. of Knight street.
Lyman and Elmer Bracken and (,‘lur-
ence London. of Norwaik. attended
the Motor iiout show in New York
on Monday.
m.
A special meeting of the Nutmeg
Club was held last evening. Final ar-
rangements for the banquetJn Friday
night were made.
John Moran and Edward Wood. of
South Norwnik, were attendants at the
Motor Boat show at Madison Square
garder, yesterday.
A fine automobile fire truck bound
for Roosevelt. N. .l., [unused through
Norwalk this morning. The truck stop-
ped at the Norwalk llutol.
The snow and ice which was in the
gutters along the south side of lower
Wall street has been removed by
Street Commissioner Duffy's force of
men
A regular meeting of the Foliowcraft
(Tluh, of Norwalk. was held last. event
inn. Routine business was transacted.
Following the meeting refreshments
were served and a social time enjoyed
A meeting of lhi‘ Girl's Friendly So.
i'tety. of Grace t‘huroh. was held last
evening. Preceding the mot-tint: the
usual monthly supper was served. At,
the meeting only routine business was
transacted.
'l'ho Winnipank Social i'iuli hold it
meeting last night in their rooms in
iicldi-n hill. Mam important matters
cauw’ltol‘oru tin- mention to be dispos-
"(I of. Following the business rrirushv
Iuruia were sorted.
A regular meeting of l'nraa Tribe.
l. (i. ll. .\l.. was held last owning. at
which time live i'orc applications nort-
accurmi for the Great lnmhnncn t‘laaa
Initiation at liritlncpuri. on Monday at-
onion. March 2(ith.
Queen Victoria Assembly. No. i.
will hold its regular martini: tonight
in Myrtle t'imin liali. All numbers
are Willit‘tilt‘il to he in attendance. all
matters or great ituporiaitvo arc in Iw
brought before the meeting.
Tho members of the South Norwnik
itiuh will take llll' 7:29 train for
Bridgeport, on Friday art-ulna. Wlioru
they will be guests of tho Algonquin
Hub. and play return amnion in the
bowling and pool tournaments.
Laue hum. the animator at Mrs.
Amelia lv‘auldoltcynolds. whose «you
were destroyed by her husband during
the summer. when he shot her. is very
ill with scarlet fever and diphtheria
The doctors in charge have the disease
under control. but are afraid of the
child's ltrart, The rose is wry puthut
Ic one. as llli‘ ttmtlior fools very badly
about her flliililltior’a Minolta.
Lenten son-loos were held at the
churches this morning. At St. Mary‘s
church there was a man at right
o‘clock. At that. time the antics worr-
hleaaml and distributed. At St. Paul's
t‘hurrh Holy Communion Was given
at nine o‘clock and at 10:30 thr- morn-
Iu-g prayer. litany and mniiontiul nor
vice were conducted. There will be
services at both oi these churches this
evening.
ldlililn Sitcrwood-Nrwhirk. soprano
soiist and voice teacher. nave a rtwital
yesterday iii Columbia University. New
York city. with Walter llcury Hall or-
ganist. Among the sense given. Mrs.
Newkirk hang the areal prayer trout
'i‘annhauaor. receiving; hiubeat ooiupli-
meals from many in the large lillill-
once. after the recital. Mrs. Nev/kirk
also nan: last season in the series of
concerts given at the University.
nun—I—
IAIIIR SHOP CHANGES HANOI.
William Haas luecaada John Draachar
at tho Nov-walk Hotel.
it wast learned this morning mm the
tense l {tutor in connection with the
Nor Hotel would be opened next
Monday morning under new manage-
ment. The present manner. John
Droachor. is ill at the Norwaik hoapi
tal and cannot care for his business
and has therefore sold out.
The ubw manuaor who will take
rharao uoat Monday is William lions.
who has boon a tonaorial artist for the
seven years he conducted a parlor in
Main street. At that time his present
employer. Chariots tiritutuann. worked
for him for two and one halt years.
Mr. Haas then sold out and want to
Port initiator. where he oII‘Ilillotl in the
hotel business and pasta met with out»
most for the past nine years.
Mr. Haas is popular and «addition
in Norwaiit
Norwuik Firs department and out of
the oilicm at the Norwailt it'll-a Pellet.
HVAMI GIT. AN INJUNOTIOII.
United States Dian-t an. a
HAVE yous shame surr
on ovsacoar MADE HERE
i
, If we could-carry our sample line of beautiful Spring
fabrics to every one of our friends there’s no doubt about
our doing the greatest season's Custom Tailoring business
ever seen.
With our reputation for fine tailoring—satisfactory
tailoring-«you would have no hesitation in entrusting
your order with us.
And withthe 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.
suns AND ovsacoars TO ORDER. m to $50.
spamo‘raoussns TO ORDER. so to $12.
O I.) T I: IT T Int-1! 1;}
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St" Nomalk
x4 South Main St.
South Norwalk
CLEAN OATS!
lit my old hobby attain—giving good. \wll-pi'rvoitvtl oats This
«night in lieu mattcrof course. but it isn‘t. and in. long as i do it
Itt'llt't‘ than anyone ciao. l'm going to talk about it
Ask for "ilmmio Clips." the \‘t'l't viiutvoai the market offers «
large berry data of very bright color, Pillar-l} (“Mimi and handled with
ureui rare. (it course I cannot offer liwtu at the ruling price of or-
dinnry unis, but. the difference in («mt is not a matter oi any [treat
imiuaoucuun A few icnts more on u but: Pool or llll‘l\ unlit niuito tour
hotaoa all k and In the end you it find llltlli must cxpiuaiw
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in prior. always in the minds of us custom-
era»ilonnis Home mound Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
OURISPRING CLOTHING IS HERE. " ‘
ALBO THE NEW SPRING DERIIEB. 32 AND “’3.J
THE ROYAL CUSTOM
FOB SPRING ARE READY FOR YOUR
TION.
TO I30-
IOMETHING NEW TO
WEEK.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street I .
m-...._m
(‘ raW‘IOrd Peaches
N. V. State Pears
Olivel. bottle
Boneless Chicken
Lima Beans
oom- auv gfioroa can our". vou Hays HAD a LOOK av
rHs t« :
HENRY “40”
A BIG. POW‘NFUL. HONEOTLV ‘IUIL‘I’ CAR. hUARANTEED FOR
SIX MONTHS BY THE MANUFACTURER AND THE DEALER.
S. L. BENEDICT. Agent
'8 SOUTH MAIN 81'.
Phone 602-2.
For the Freshest
past seventeen or eighteen years. For
its is a member of the la
. ’”II I II
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. “It‘ll 1.-
All“! W I’.
Of Interest J
to Early Buyers
IT vases six nave 70 on out or
mass aurrs—a GUARANTEED FIT. moss lib: yr
Inventory Sale
Garden Spinach ......................
Strawberry Beets ...................
Beat Pumpkin .......................
Black Raspberries ...................
Red Raspberries .....................
Black Raspberries. giaaa .............
Snider’s Catwp ......................
Salad Oii ......... . ..................
String Beans ........................
' Blue Label Soups ....................
Anon Lobster ....... ‘ ......... ' ........
Cleveland's Bald-sq Powder .. . . .......
F. D Lawton 81
22 SOUTH MAIN STREET
7 any .
TAILORINO saunas
mans; ‘
.lh-u
eHow vou avast?
ulna"
v
lion. pill-o. Sale Price Par 00:.
..... ZNi' 206 $2.25
..... li‘u' 13c $1.50
..... itir 13c $1.50 1
..... if’m 10c $1.10: ,
..... ‘..'.'I(‘ 18c “15
..... i\’(‘ 13c $1.50... .3
..... lbt‘ 13c. "fills: ‘
..... 30c 35: ~
..... 201' I50
..... iiio 8c
..... llit'. . Sci
..... .‘IIIC 35C
..... lf‘u' ‘
..... I3t'
..... 3.30
..... 45c . .
------ .0'1voaoal...
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic II NIO science of all
FISH
Nothing But FISH
and Best —-Fresh Every Da'y
ILUEFISH ................... l60 lb
SPANISH MACKEHEL ....... 15c lb.
LARGE OMELT .............. 14c lb
SNAPPER ILUIS .. .......... 126 lb.
dock. Pollack. Round and Long Clams
Grsanport Oysters. Kaoaltcpa
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
”mvmbc—m
prices. so that the inert wriuto
out. which is said to be larger than to
some time previously. was not reducer
materially. Word from Waahtnxtm
TELEPHONE ")8.
unit Ili nu iilfil
WALL STREET. it): to a. w-flpeu
in. prices on- ma Stock Exchange to
day as a rats were above last night’s
close. (lanadiau Pacific recovered a
master part of its quarterly dividend
of it Hi per cent” opening with a gain
of l i- 3. Missouri Pacific advanced a
point. Union Pacific. Eris flrat lifd.
what below the best. The decline li
and iicadin Ni and Pacific Matt ii-il . Who aaita coal right?
aovemment suit to .t‘satoro (attain
Dsnvart I” Grands declined 3'8' land holdings of the company to public Who “""n ”'3 3'1““
t. WALL ”km. I?! a. tor-The nJiao tJlJomaln. ion: of aJpoJthJit in JPeonis'it .w; no...
at. as: stronger an t a open no. as Watt not own a c on some or
.Wiillfltho inquiry apparently comic: the primary elections in Chicago The Those are W’ m“ iota. W"
raoiy train tbs abort inure-t. This
demand was satisfied tor the time be-
mica when Atcbiaon. Readies. Erie and
Union Wadi amuall a point and there
tutti motion with
the maria-t “min dull. southern
bond market was steady.
WALL STREETJ
price charms were unimportant.
LIITIII AND LANG MATOHID.
SEATLE, Woah'n. March i.—-dac
as
ibiuacJIlooaJm in 5“:me
“it...“
Railway std. and Go orado Fuel gave
' taunt «6th
linear-Edens
"‘ ‘ lli'i‘ J Tommy no as is sponsor. has
and trailers ca iii‘sJJJhert hide or
onatcbsd to t. Bill Lang.i
NW in Austrail a A
g the match was also
Aoatmiia train rm
3 still mmmh
Go Where They Handle
Rea Jand Wait Chad. Wait and Fiat.
tiah. Halibut. Herring. Steak Cod. Had-
ihai an attempt was being madaI to
marrow the necessity of an extra ana-
aion of t’iongraas helped to Imlil‘OVi:
sentiment and atocka held wull abovu
iaat utaht’s prices through the morn-
ing. although at noon they were nonw-
Colorado Paul was attributed to appro-
henaion regarding the outcome or the
.tn.—-—'l‘liere was
little tradlna duriagt a neon hour and
‘Iter. the heavywsiaht pugiiiat. for .
inn
lid;
t. ., mm will sail for
starch
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
-juatlng the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
createa pinched nerves and pain in
lJteJ; his in the different organs and
m a.
Chiropratocra remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmoniaing the III
net-vs systems in your body.
Nervouaaaaa. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sta. Heart. Kidney and Female Dia-
eaaaa are given special attantlon; also
Curvature of the Spins. You will
never taint giving Chiropractic a
chance to in you.
T. Emitters. D. C.
es‘wa‘atmlafou ar. an. noawaut
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
i
r
l
l
in the
COAL TRADE?
Who buys coal right!
Who handles coal rishti
t
I
“knows" in coil; at'a why
WE AliE “IT"
COAL TRADE
it
Gives Party at Her Home in San! ”gym
waik to Many Friinda. , ,
A pull) and given lash evening Vii“
the home of Miss Emma ndqra
Lorena street. East Nor aik. 0%
selections ware.
an outing was most enloyably spent an
old and W i»
names. etc. l
or are t M
4‘ odd
rendered by
for Arnold. wit
Farland as piano ace nlat.
musical numbers were rendered it
different members of the party. Lat
in the owning a sumptuous III
was served to which all o‘lJ‘thO'Ie w
eat did last. '
Among those present we the Miss. oi"
$5 BJadalinJJCka.hhip 8.11110”.
ease ‘uc ey. ut iii‘
Gamble. Ellen Rawlin. [@231]; Win (3.1. 3%
Fat-land. Lena Bother. filaments Mac-i. ,
Farland. Harriet \Varnqifim Ale '
deraon; Messrs. Frank Milton;
ard lreland Harold Nap“ Clamp
Louddn. Charles Whltm rlt: Wat
Arnolds. Frank Austin. 'Edtra at Whip
ren. Warren Scofiald andi‘FHart-yfl
Lean.
, we co]
Documents
office of the state more“
' numerous questions it
Certificate of inc . ,
stock of the Henry Map
of Toarlngton. from
“an . . u. ..
crii cute 0 ncorppi' on 0
New York Jobbing lion Mined;
od. of New Haven. 0 norm.
the company is to deal i all “
dry goods. The capital It
and business will be start wt
amount. The incorporates it ~
nett Cohen. Anthem 13 stein ‘
Jacob Gold. all of New Harbin
Certificate of incorpo lion
Knowles company. of Br =
companv will deal in out ohil
piles and accessories. The c J J
310 000 and business will be ,
with ii. 500. The incorpcrstol‘a , ._ J
Edwin Knowles. Frederic); ‘
and Harold Knowles. all' of Dr
port.
vacant. occur or donut .,
. CHICAGO. March J.i--t)tliclaia '
Western Railroadaw ll .
day to discuss the advl
appeal to the new tad
commerce from this recenttda
the interstate Common-c po‘
denying the reads a . W
frsiaht rates. .Wiil he. do
ed that a decision will -’ ‘
tsatlen and the groin
takiaa of definite action it. i
2‘; Mil
I . ywlaitto ltiul ; "i
. tilt! the a will! y .,
7,.hadforra W- JJ
Norwalk Chronicler