If Cleanliness & Purity
. do“
Appeal' to“ you, idea the products
of our Bakery and Candy Kitchen
Home-made
Candy
Fresh Daily
r. A. {LANE
BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY
lcs casm
Telephone 409
51 Washington on. So. Norwsik
“incl NEWS
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OM—Nowo Department
OAS-Business Department
M—Brsnoh Office, Norwalk
890 -Edltor's Residence
729-5—0iiy Editor's -Rosid°nco
WEATHER EORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unscttletl
weather tonight; Saturday probably
fair; moderate variable winds. Pleas-
ant weather prevails generally In all
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
Temperatures below new were report-
ed from Northern Michigan and White
River. Canada reported 38 degrees be-
low. Conditions do not indicate much
change in the weather for this vicinity.
‘ rampaak'ruae A run A00 T0-
oav.
Low. 30:
Temperature:
Cloudy.
high, 47.
Special prices at the United Germ-y
Company. See adv.
Martin T. Blaitery. of Norwalk. has
taken a position: in "the Salts Textile
Mi
Buckingham Post. (3. A. R. will
meet this evening in their rooms in
Wall street. .
C. A. Crossed, of Mount Vernon. N.
Y. N. Y., spent yesterday in Norwulh
on business.
St Johns Lodge No. ii, F. and A.
M, met last night and conferred the
FeIlowcraft degree.
A regular riieetingk of Eureka Lorine.
Daughters of R belt will be held
this evening at 34°" ’ ‘eilow’ s Hall in
Washington street.
-8l1ft lluts. Soft flats. O’Brien
Have vou read about the Bishoplic
“all board anti sheathing for sale by
Charleen?!” lhorpe ills adv. will
tell vou b ut it.
Horace R. Nash is closing out Ills
entire stock of the Link famous eusm
cled ware. This is a big chantc for
bargains. Sod adv.
William H ‘l‘armeleo manager of
the Iirynnt & ikissq clothing store in
Norwalk, spent yesterday with his
mother, at her home'ln tluilt'ord.
The hearing of the remonstrauce
against tieorue’l’. Mailer chanoing his
saloon location is. Ina heard in the
Town Court room t Is afternoon.
William W. Dana. who sprained his
ankle badly a week ago tonight, was
able to be about Nonvnlk this morn-
ing though he had to walk on crutch-
es.
Robert Deoia. a former aell-‘known
young Harstrom student. was a list
tor in Norwaik yeaterdav afternoon
and greeted a number of old local
friends
The prices of meats in the adv. of
Homer 8. Beers o COIIIIIRIII' are low
enough to suit the purse of amone.
Better read the adv. DI‘ION' purchas-
ing your Sunday dinner.
Miss M. Pauline Fraulte. of New
Haven. who is a trained nurse, was the
silent of her parents Mr. and Mrs, (I.
A. Make. of Elm street. yesterday.
She returned to New Haven last ev-
enluc.
The captain. "Hope of Ileaven.”
which was to have been repeated at
the East Avenue Methodist Idplscopal
Church Sunday night, will be post-
poned on account of illness There
will be a special musical program. to
which all are invited.
~Uinbroilss. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Frank Guurnerl‘, of Norwalk, who rc-
eeivod a very had cut on his lip while
playing in Bridgeport against Nsuu
tucit last Wednesday night is able to
be out. though suffering much pain.
Mr. Gunmen will not play with the
team tonlabt. but experts to be able
play in the nine lies Monday night.
The members sail families of the
South Norwslk Congrattional Church
and other blends in been invited
to tho psrsonm. tl‘f Bsyviow svsnue.
this ovenina. for a social evening and
to most the Rev. enemies is. blue
forlsnd’s mother, Mrs. Hersh A. Han
dy, be the oumiopiof her 75th birth-
day.
The unit of the united services to be
held by St. Poul’vsitd (trees parishes
will be at lit. Paul's tonioht st ll
o'oiook. The Rt. tom. Dhsuiicsy Ii
out. will he the prose r. The Rev.
M31 oil A. Rector of 'l‘riu-
illt Church. has edit itfs service this
ovoobis. and I ditto plan to be
t and best 1. Its a. He will
Inglis alludes! tbs othsvig:
”i no“ ’
to oil to at this ssh"
mesons
V . dealt
usury WW2 and is now in it done “I
-We write all forms of
Automobile
InsuranceL
Will gladly explain. Telephone
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON STREET. IOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONE 1|“
Park 8. Tllford’s
DeliciousCandIes
-80LD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG ITORI
FOR SALE
new 80x8 cameras LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE saso. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point. Norwsik
Porcelain Filling
Is the material you have been
thinking about for that cavity In
your front teeth. only you may
not have known just. what term
to apply to it. It is superior to
all others if gold is not used ~is
not affected by acids, has good
edge strength. In perfectly snub
tury, and no one would ever sus-
pect the tooth had been filled. llo
. not confuse it with other fillings
you may have heard about. (Tome
in and let me tell you more about
I.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St, South Norwsik
Hours: it o. in. to 8 p. in. Sun-
doys by appointment only.
In Our Needlework
Department
We carry a full line of
“Royal Society"
embroidery does and packages.
in packages:
Moors
SHIRT WAIBTB
CORSET COVERS
COMBINATIONS ' ~I
KIMONO NIGHT ROBE.
CENTERPIICEB
SCARFS. ETC.
I. I. MALLE'I‘TE
(tormriy Misso- Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tol. MO
Young Men
Who Save
act more out of life than
those who do not,
There Is a saiisfnctlon
iitiio
In having a put
away III a safe place.
Sulall accounts invited.
Trust Co.
I O
CttyNattonalBank
TRANOAOTI A OINIRAL RANKING
IUUINIIO AND OFFER. IVIRY
FACILITY CONIIITINT
WITH ROUND
BANKING ‘
G Ital bu ussnd Fronts
”00300.00 ”0117M
Isis Deposit Isuos. to I“ I DIP M
“WIN it. NATHIWMN. PM.
Will ti. KNAWH ”Vise-V
“£0“ch N. RWAN. Ind Viso-
VIILMID ”WILL. costlier
M .
Dillb‘l'bll
I. N. Mathewson damsel Grumman
John N. Koo" J.Woilsos Marvin
christian Maria 22:: a. 2limo"
mm” P s
.sil.l.ovul ibitsrlbsit
fie snuuoI aliquot 5 1533mm;
club will be hold this evening in the
wet... metres
swatch thus it Nimrod:
bowl i mg.
Illlll Ill Will he i ‘“ ’
WALL S’i‘lildE’I‘. 10:10 it. m.-w'l‘lle
stock market was feverishly active at
the opening. gains and losses being
distributed impartially through the list.
United States Steel opened with a‘
hiook of 4.500 shares at 74% to 75%.
compared with yesterday’s close. 0t
75%. Virginia Carolina chemical lost a
point, llelliub Volley %liild II. 8.. Hub-
her and American '.I‘epepllono and Tell--
graph In each. Erie gained 1... but lilo
Ilrst plti. lost ila. Missouri Pacific titl-
vanucd (lg, St. Paul ‘ll: and Union l’a~
cllle and Amalgamated iii;
WALI. STREET. 11 u. m.~-A brisk
demand for stocks at the low prices
caused the market to lose its uncer-
tain lotto and moved vigorously up.
ward. The Imprm'ement was made»
more rapid by covering by bears who
were disappointed at the failure of you.
terday'a decline to induce much out-
side ilqultiniloii. Advances \vcrc cs-
lablil-lhcd ol‘ 1 to 1‘4 lu Unlou- Pat-tile.
(tanudill l’nclilc, Missouri I’nciiic, llsud~
lull. Great Ni’li‘iiit‘l'll pi’d.. Chesapeake
at Ohio, Amalgamated (topper and Am-
erican Smelling. The rise broultlii otlt
some moderate realizing sales. Prices
\icldcd slightly before the end of the
first hour
WALL STIIBF'I‘. Noon. ----- Conflicting
tcpoits front Washington as to the,
probability of an extra session of Con-
gress unsettled the stock market.
which was nervous throughout. the
morning session. After a vigorous de-
lnt’muirailou.of strength In the favor-
ite stocks. the market begun to sag
on fresh liquidation in New York (‘en-
trill anti St. Paul, both of which fell
below yesterday's prices. Most of the
advances elsewhere were cancelled. At
midday the market was on up ircnd
audio. The bond market was firm. the
feature being heavy buying in Ameri-
can 'I‘ohat-co's 4‘s, which advanced
more limb is point.
WALL S'I‘lll'li-I'I‘. l p. Ill.~~~$l)m‘.IliI
stocks showed considerable weakness.
lull the gent-rill market was steady an
ill 1 o'cltick. when It yielded slightly.
A new legal action by the govern-
ment under the Sherman anti~trust
law against the electrical companies
started frcc selling of General Elec-
tric anti It went down three points.
The members of the South Norwlllk
Quartet. (‘Iull are planning quite a
time for Monday evening. March lilih.
when they will have a concert of comi-
cal songs among themselves.
There is an opportunity for stout
women to get an cvcellcut suit at a
tort loll plitc iolnotrou and Moudnl
"lllo Kriegpr adv will give. vou the par
iicilhildn
The Nike} supper “on in) the mar-
rled men's team of the h‘. (l. l':.. in the
recent curd tournament will be held
very soon Preparations are belnr.
made for the supper and lit‘wlil he a
big affair.
It is expo :tcd that a bit: deleuatlou
or the members of the South Norwaik
t‘lub will it" to liriducumt this ex eninl:
for a return Visit to the Algonquin
Club. The South Not-walkers will take
the train leaving South Not all; at
NM Them will he lath l i‘und
Constable J. .l. Goodwin served
IIItIK‘i‘S iodnv in a suit brougbi against
Ur. Virgil (5 l’iulii by a New Yuri.
concern for ditto dulilaal-s. The plain-
ill'fs are rtqu-ost-lllcd by Attornm l‘er-
c) .I. Edwards of this our. and the
last I», returnable in the Kings f‘oun
It. 2—(‘.ourt New \‘oilt.
New Building Material
BishOprIc Wall Board and abandon
Reduce Cost of Construction.
Readers who Illienti to build or re
construct old buildings will iw inter-
cstcd In lilsboprir Wall Heard and
Hilililnlinl'r‘iile new material whirh is
t‘evoiuiimdzinl: the building world, par
tlcniarly where service and lNiOilillll)’
are desired.
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Appiylnp Ilshopric Wall Board to
Coiling.
Illshoprlc Wail Board is made of
kiln-dried dressed lath imbeddcd In het
Asphalt Mastic sud surfaced with sired
card board. It is cut at the factory
into shoots ixi feet square. and three
eight: or an inch thick. Those sheets
are easily and quickly nailed to studs.
producing wall surface ready for lm
mediate dodorollon.
It saves much time anti money In
building; also It. proof against damn,
near. heat. cold. sound and vermin. It
Is nuuraniocd not to mock. shrill; or
warp: is used for homes. factory build~
lulu. stiles. cellars. laundrlos and par-
apes.
Nothing h. better IIIflII Bishoprio
Willi board i‘or reconstruction perms
es-psrtliions in old buildinsl. boon-
ilfylng interiors transiting Wall Board
over old brick or plaster walls and
oeihnlls
Dish rte Bhoathin; is made of
eissiy tie some motorists to
board. but ilnlsh is not so this.
75% in terlsl and labor It is holi-
(1:22:22 20 wi2ih ls22lhs2,2sn2d semi side
a sun on oir s
istshs w ssthsr :20“th
r-dsii‘ '
dad m AIIO til “‘
gigs“: mwhioti «stir
all
'20.
Whamy oi
The Home of’Hart Schaiifner & Marx Clothes
Cu stem Tailoring. of
the Right Kind
It goes without saying that our tailoring is right
from beginning to end; for our reputation is estab-
lished in custom work as
clothing.
Suits.
P3?-
with good reason.
Soft Hats. $2. 00 and $3 on.
We’ ti like to show you the choicest selection of
Spring fabrics we we ever shown—all the new weaves
and colorings to be made up into satisfying Spring
SUITS from $18 to $45.
TROUSERS from $5 to $12.
Fit, style. satisfaction guaranteed or nothing to
SPRING HATS are getting frisky this weather
They' re so handsome they all
want to get out 0 'doors. and be admired. Derbics and
well as in rcady-to-wear
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
TWO STORES:
:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk
Ask for “llolmlu i‘llpa.“
great care.
( nnaequenc c.
"l
. i’
CLEAN OATS!
At my old hobby altalnwlrlvlng good,
ought to be a matter of course. but ill isn't.
better lililli unluuc else. I'm going to tail. about il_
lilo vert- choicest tho
large berry outs of very bright color. t‘itliivli tllppetl and handled with
(if retiree I cannot offer them at the ruling price of or-
dlnnrv until lull the difference In cost Is not a matter of a
when tents more on a halt. Poor or ditty oats ma
horses sic It all ‘l the and you'll tiuti them most expensive
First in quality. last in price. always in ‘ihe minds of its custom-
ers~llonnio Item's? Ground Feed for Ilor‘scs, (lattic'and Poultry.
\veilscl‘ccncd oats. This
and as long as I do It
market offer!
meat
to your
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
THE
DON'T BUY A MOTOR CAR UNTIL YOU HAVE HAD A LOOK AT
HENRY
A BIG. POWERFUL. HONESTLY BUILT CAR. GUARANTEED FOR
SIX MONTHS BY THE MANUFACTURER AND THE DEALER.
”
S. L. BENEDICT, Agent
08 OOUTH MAIN 01'.
Phone 692-2. ‘
For the Freshest
and Best
Prepolty of connootieut Company
Found at Nos island Cemetery.
Constable J. J. Willis iota-stir
mode a very Interesting discovery
when he wont to the Pine Island tame
my to smut s drop on woman. The
latter was in a tool use in the come
lery sud while til-ii constable was
awaiting the arrival of s tooth with
which to cart her willie police station.
he noted the message or it considers-
hlc quantity or copper wire In the
place. A bill roll was out in plain
sight. while more bugs or it were bur-
ied beneath wreaths taken from the
“rum.
I“The «amnion bassinet; learned that
the wire, of which there wss about 800
rounds and valued 22s2t so loud iy
to. is the Whom“ soul! at
2 Gummy. halite ow instills:
”amuse stroll 0 on quest.
senile our outset Norwhilt tor
We. «than this ill it reached the
dress when 22thred lips were blown
FISH
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
“Willing hidin- Bill; The per 6;)th
last new hot caused the trouble is
.m...»..........._.. V. .. ~... _...
Go Where They Handle
Nothing But FISH
--Fresh Every Day
BLUEFISH ............. ..15c Ib.
SPANISH MACKEREL ....... use lb.
use: BMELT f ............. 14c lb.
sNApcsa stuns ........ 12: lb.
Roe and luck Shad. Weak and Flot-
tlsh. Halibut. Herring. Steak Cod, Hodv
dock, Pollock. Round and Long Clams.
Gresnport Oysters. Escollops
FREE DELIVERY.
Brluucrman’s.
Saturday (dictioilltes. dive, at Btiilson-
I’owell Corporation
t'. (‘hlrrnoil gives you It list ‘of meal
prices for Saturday. better read them.
R. Helmet. tho sdvortislna special-
ist. is spending the afternoon In
Bridgeport on business.
There is a satisfaction ill having ll
little‘money put sway in a safe place.
The south Norwsiit Trust Company
Invites lil‘llii accounts.
A surprise party was tendered Miss
Dolly 'i‘hussnsonu. at her home in Main
street. last evening. There were a
large number of her friends present.
and I very line time was enjoyed by
all. There were games and refresh»
I'IWIIIII.
At a special meeting of the members
of the lost your“ teams or Wuhan
at the than school. Bonnier William
stallion Color was elected captain for
the coming moon. Greenwood. the
only other eandldste. rescind two oi
the nine votes out. The meeting was
bold st the school at one o’clock in-
, ‘l‘tn s ‘. its at
Of Interest
to Early Buyers
OUR SPRING CLOTHING IS HERE.
ALSO THE NEW SPRING DERBIES, ‘2 AND .3.
THE ROYAL CUSTOM TAILORING SAMPLES
FOR SPRING ARE READY FOR YOUR
TION.
TO 330.
SOMETHING NEW TO
WEEK.
lTTAKES SIX DAYS TO GET ONE OF
THESE SUITS—A GUARANTEED FIT. PRICES ‘18 I
thorac-
snow vou EVERY
Price’s Clothing Stere
98 Washington Street
M
Inventory Sale
Reg. price. Sale Price’ Per Dos.
Crawford Peaches ........................ 28c. 20c ‘ $2.25
Garden Spinach ........................... like 13:, 2 $1.50
Strawberry Beets ..................... .. . . lilc 130 5.81.50 .»
Best Pumpkin .. .......................... 13c 10c "* ' ”MO A
N. Y. State Pom ....................... 23c 18c , ._$2.I5
Black Raspberries . ....................... 18c . 139 “rhino:
Red Raspberries .......................... .Ihc 13o "
Block Raspberries. glass .......... . ....... Clue 35c
Snider's Cstsup ........................... 20c ‘ 15c .
Olives. bottle ............................ ltlc 8c _
Salad Oll ...... ...... ......... . ............ We Go . .
Boneless Chicken Mile 33c
Limo Beans .................. . ........ l:lt- . i' e“ " ‘7 “ "'flihig
String Beans . lite 2 2:13:22: “,2... 01.10 __,
olu. Label Soups J36. 3 ’f‘WItzas
Aneo Lobster ............................. i..e doc“““"2“22, $4.14} _,
Cleveland's Baking Powder .. ................ . ..... .. . ...... ”210;, 20c, 400 h ..
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F. D. Lawton & Co.
. 22 SOUTH MAIN STREET
2 you will
88 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
The Paris Cloak & Suit House ?
sourH MonwitLK
THE LAST CLEARANCE SALE OF THII SEASON
P'lery Suit. Cost. Dress Skirt. Waist and For in our stores is marked
for final clearance for Immediate disposal.
There is the quality you
have always known, In greater assortment and greater value that you
have ever known.
Lodlos' Costs, from 33.75 up.
Lodios‘bults from ".00 up.
Ladloo' Drones. from “.50 up.
Lsdlos’ Skirts from $2.98 up.
81.80 Wolsts. for 93¢.
“.00 Corset Covers. 50:.
315 Main 8L. Stamford
Hazelton-
COAL
The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co.
ToI. 294. 122 Water St.
Writing Paper
19 cents
KARA LINEN WRITING PAPER.
200 o pound Package
1
“W. A. Brigaertnan s
Stationery Store
Donovan link. 132 Washington st.
W
22lllevv wash goods at It K. Bonito. doc
is v.
(I. (i. in. at Harbor Menus.
sold his t horse to Briduvert par
ties this morning. ‘
is .1: seat in suits mans: on new
i m Missourian-mm
s burnout dos
Come and see our Famous Tol-
isrod Waist: from 91 )0 up.
Home Corsets. broken Into at
. reduced prices. '3
50o liook Hose m 25s.
150 Block Hose. 50:.
33 south min on. 80th Not-walk. ‘.
salvo. that cool
a
question to your satisfaction
We clln
“solve It so that yourwlll buy
all your future supplies of us.
Harris 81 Cane
’Phone 721
torus the .qu sud. most
muslin
.3
investment uttered. it l
Full particulars of 2 ‘ ’ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler