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Fresh Daily
F. A. LANE
IAKIRY. CONFIQTIONERY
I02 CRIAM ‘
. ‘ Telephone 409
51 Washingtopfit. V, (So. Norwsik
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soc -!ditor’s Residence
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* WEATHER FORECAST.
l-‘or Norwaik and vicinity: Cloudy
weather with light snow followed by
fair and slightly colder tonight and
Sunday; moderate variable winds.
Cloudy weather with light snow pro-
valls this morning in the 'oastern por-
tion of the Lake region and New Eug-
iand with pleasant weather in other
sections east of the Rock Mountains.
An area of high pressure new central
over Minnesota will at vealowly east-
ward and .probably re on this Vicinity
tonight and produce pleasant weather
over Sunday. . . .r
TEMPERATURE a van Add To-
“Loir. ’36; ‘iu'gh, is.
.K.
Temperature:
Clear. 4
..
Henry D. Cornellpof Not-walk. was a
cent visitor in Bridgeport.
Edward 8. Meeker. o! We‘stport ave
nue. spent yesterday in New York city,
on business.
Charles Mclfialeolsv'aaélsting at the
A. F. Beckmsnn and “Company store. in
Washington street.
W, ,
A month's mind mass was celebra~
ted at St. Mary's church this morning
for Miss Margaret llsrty.
. _
Mrs. V. G. The and daughter. hia-
bel. of South Norwalkpltave returned
from a visit in New York city.
J. A. Leave, of Daubury. Will be a
guest over Sunday of his son. Harry
Lowe. the vocalist at the Bijou'Dream.
-sutt llats,‘ Soft flats. O‘Brien.
‘Fi'anlin W. lllshop, Jr.. of Bolden
avenue, will spend Sunday with his
parents. Mr. Bishop is an attendant at.
Yale. . .
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A. C. Wheeler. .lr., of Arch street.
who attends his college, is spendan
the day and will spend the Sabbath
with his parents.
Frank Mare. of Harbor avenue. is
able to be out after being confined to
his home for a few days with an at-
tack of rheumatism.
Mrs. M. Raounelli and daughters
Rose and Grace. of .Ward street, have
returned toihoir home after a visit
with friends and relatives in Trenton.
N. J.
——-Wood or all,.ltliids. filled and split
any length. Raymond llros.
Miss Margaret Bryarton. of Wash
ington. l). (3.. who has been visiting at
the home of Prot. Edward F. Hands. in
Cross street, dor the past few days.
has returned to her home.
Mrs. James M. Crash. of 18 Main
street. is very ill at her home with
an attack of pneumonia. She is under
ills care of a trained nurse. llor many
friends wish her a complete and speedy
recovery.
The committee .of arrangements for
the twentieth anniversary celebration
and class initiation. April 30th. of
Court. Nari-nit. Foresters of America.
will hold s meeting tomorrow after.
noon and on Monday evening the do
[res tests will hold a rshmnl.
can... no. Prof. Nomll' our.
will hold a dance in Arlen Hall or the
Foils and their friends. -A vary on-
ysblo thus is especial... ‘rhe closers
n charms of the doses vi its: Patron.
Hr. It. John; hostess. iss Dentin:
mam. ties-rs. noisier. Hitchcock
and listeners. The hostess will be as-
sisisd by two other you: ladies.
«visualise. umbrellas. O‘Brien.
migA g: “has? govt.
slain . i
it
out. out as; slum“?
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TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 WAII'IINOTON OTRIIT. IOU‘I’H
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TILIPNONI I.“
is... a Tilford's
DeliciousCandies
v-IOLD AT—
F. H BAXTER’S
DRUG STONI
FOR SALE;
NEW 80x8 CRUIBING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE .350. Apply fit
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster Ihsli Point. Norwslk
Porcelain Filling
is the material you have been
thinking about for that cavity in
your front tooth, only you may
not have known Just what term
to apply to it. It is superior to
all others if gold is not usedwis
not. affected by acids, has good
edge strength, is perfectly sani-
tary, and no one W0ll|d.0Vel‘ sus-
pect the tooth had been filled. Do
not confuse it with other fillings
you may have heard about. Come
in and let me tell you more about
t.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 n in. to 8 D. in. sun-
days by appointment only.
in Our Needlework
Department
We carry alfuli line 'of
“Royal Society"
embroidery ilosaj‘and ‘ packages.
in packages:
' JAIOTO
SHiRT WAiBTB
coassr covsns
COMBINATIONS
KIMONO Niel-iv ROIES
CENTilPlECEa . . -=
OCARFS. ETC.
I. I. MALLETT
(formerly Misses Dawson)
II Washington at. Tel. «0
Young "Men
Who Save
get more out of life than
those _who do not.
There is a satisfaction
in having a little put
away in a safe place.
Small accounts invited.
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
CityNationalBank
TRANIAOTI A GINIIAL BANKING
IUIINII. AND OFFIII IVIRV
FACILITY GONCII‘I’INT
WITH SOUND ‘
IANKINI
mad”
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Automobile “villi
Insu‘rancei
.of the rule for the consideration of the
' tier darts the roll esiisiid
as l?
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um, in order to insure a full vote on
the bill. When the roll call had boot:
concluded four minutes were left. Mr.
Beveridge occupied these.
Promptly at 8.230 o'clock Senator
(lore arose. Senator Stone also was
on his feet. They were loudly addres-
sing the (their.
"Debate is not in order." ruled the
Vic's-president, “the clerk will call the
re ."
"Mr. President," Senators (lore and
Stone in unison.
Senators cannot interrupt
cull," ruled Mr. Sherman.
”But i was addressing the Chair be-
fore the call was ordered." shouted Mr.
Gore.
Meantime the clerk was proceeding
to call through the first letters of the
alphabet of the list. Mrwtloro asked
for recognition on the ground of pot"
sonni privilege tlid Mr. Stone second-
ed him in his request.
The vice-president said he was sure
Senators did not wish to violate a un-
animous consent agl'coment. Senator
Gore shouted that he would not be ink-
on from the floor. He said amid eonius.
ion. that ho had intended offering an
amendment last night, but that he had
decided not to do so in View of the
ruling of the Chair that amendments
Were not in order. With this he sat
down and the roll call proceeded in
order. ,
When the second call on the motion
to reconsider, had been completed.
Senator Gore attain arose and repeated
to the senate what he had tried to
make Senators hour during the first
call. llc declared his only purpose Woe
to apologize.
The bill as passed by tho sondte. earn
a roll
bill. and was immediately sent io‘iho
house for further consideration. At
ii o'clock the senate took a recess ilil~
l“ 10 I. m. in
Wild Scenes in the House.
WASHINGTON. March i.~—-With ad-
}ournrnont but little more than two
hours away. the house was in a logis-
lativo snarl at iii o‘clock today, brought
about by a Democratic illlibiistor
against the tariff board bill as it came
from the senate. A roll call was in
progress at that hour on the adoption
measure.
The call was proceeding slowly and
promised to occupy 30 minutes. The
Democrats were prepared to force oth»
er roll calls. While the Republicans
have suitlcieni strength to push thc
bill through. the iilliluistot' is tying up
business Ill the house to a serious ox-
lout. Many conference roporis on lip-
pt‘bprlniloli bills remain to be acted on
The previous question on the rule to
shut off debate was ordered as the
result of the long roll call. Then an .
other roll call began on the rule it-
self. 1-inch roll call consumes about an
hour.
The crowning move of the house
Democrats against the permanent tariff
board bill was sprung by starting a
wellorpsnlsod filibuster to defeat Iiit‘
bill as soon as that tucusurc. as amend
ed by the senate was offered on the
floor. The bill has reported to flip
house at 3:50 o‘clock this morning.
having been rushed over from the acti-
aio. Republican iot‘liiil‘f' Paine nahr-ti
llilmlillllllti consent for tho Ilolisv In
agree to the rennin iuncndtucnis on
the hill. Mr. Poster, of Illinois, a lloui-
orral. objected. Mr. Dnizcll, (‘illir'
man of the rules committee. then re-
ported the special sit-called force ruic
cutting off debate on the hill and pro-
viding that immediately upon adoption
of the rule the previous question he
ordered on the hill and amendments.
Mr. Foster roiallutr-d by makinu the
point of no quorum. The speaker lit-
uorcd this tore.
Mr. Flinn-raid. of New York. ilomo~
rrat. then took charge of the nllibuator.
He made a point of no quorum and
Mr. ilalseil countered by moving a call
of the house. Tito Democrats endom-
ored to absent themselves from the
house chamber so as to prolong the
proceedings. Mr. Fltsgerald called for
it division on Mr. liaiseli's motion. and
a division was ordorcd lot) to ill. Mr.
Fitzgerald then demanded the ayes
the house.
The [)0 cents continued
. loavlna'
the hall.
epublican leader Payne in-
the names of those leiivlng the chant
bu“ be married.
'l‘heoall of the house was refused
83 to iii.
Wild confusion broke out in the
house when the Speaker isnored the
Democrats. and ordered a roll call on
the general deficiency hill. The Speak-
er ordered the soraeanl-abnt‘ms to
take the mace and for members to
taite their seats. The roll call proceed-
ed amid riotous confusion. Democrats
protested wildly. The roll call on the
previous question on the tariff board
bill had been stopped meantime to give
way to this roll call. “liesuiar order"
was constantly demanded.
An exciting scene occurred in front
of the Speaker's dealt when Mr. John-
son. of Kentucky. a Democrat sought
Speaker delayed recognition of hint.
..
shouted Mr. Johnson.
rotortod the Speaker. Another
while the house was
ilpeairer. . .
The lipsaltar min ordered on 7
sergeant-stems with his macs when
the Democrats sought to rocomuilt‘ ..
tritium . "
riod several amendments to the house ’
and noes on the motion for a call of 4 -
disuantly protested and demanded that .
to have his name recorded and tits‘
"i. wish you were a younser maul" , ‘
"1'" on. no advsiitase or my isn't
ocratio member eattsht‘hold of m. .
Johnson’s arm and turned him away.
«theories the ‘. .
u rat‘s Wit“ in cw.
W your. 1
clothing.
and colorings to be made
Suits.
Fit, style. satisfaction
Pa?-
Soft Hats. $2.00 and $3.00.
The How of Hart Schaffner & ll/isrx Clothes
Custom 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 well as in ready-to-wear
We'd like to show you the choicest selection of
Spring fabrics we've ever shown—~ail the new weaves
up into satisfying Spring
SUITS from.$18 to $45.
TROUSERS from $5 to $i2.
guaranteed or nothing to
SPRING P'ITATS arc.getting frisky this weather.
With good reason. They‘re so handsome they all
want to get out o‘doors, and be admired. ' Derbies and
The New Store
24. Wall St, Norwalk.
{ii flrwo s'ronas:
14 South Main St. .
South Norwalk . i
, i
F CLEAN cars:
At my old lmliby‘axsin—xivlng good. wilscreonod oats.
This
ought to boa matter of course. but it isn‘t. and as long as i do it
better than anyone else, l‘tu going to talk about it.
Ask for “itunnie Clips.“ the \‘or,. choicest the
ma rket Offers «—
largo Ilfll‘ry out» of very brinbt color. closely clipped and handled with
great care. (if cuticle l cannot offer them at the ruling price of or‘
dinary oats. but the difference in cost is not a matter of any great
mtiaequonce. it low ‘Omta more on a bag.
i‘oor or dirty oats make your
horses sick and in tiih end you'll find them most exiteusive.
.t
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in qualitnhst in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers~~~- lionnlo Home ground Feed for Horses. Celtic and Poultq',
it
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and Bes 5-
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FISH
Where They Handle
Nothing But FISH
, mFrcin Every Day
Bluefish . . .
150 lb
Large Smelt tic‘n
. a
Spanish Mackerel
Roe and luck Shad. Weak and Flat-
itsn. Halibut, Herring. Bleak Cod. Had-
dock. Pollock. Round and Long Clams.
Orsonport Oysters. Escailops
THI
DON'T IUY A "OWN CAN UNTIL YOU HAVI HAD A LOOK AT
A IIG. POWIRFUL. HONIO‘I'LY IUILT CAI. GUARANTIID FOR
SIX MONTHS IV TH! MANUFACTURER AND THE DEALER.
S. L. BENEDICT. Agent
II BOUTi-I MAIN I‘l‘. .
Phone 00M.
THAN WI OFFIR in every department of our busi-
ness are not to be found anywhere.
vorsat Val as with us do not mean cheap goods at lit-
tle prices.
I? Will lll‘lfl
general constancy hill. The mitt
on the tariff board bill as to whether.
the previous question should its
ad on that measure was ill
The speaker wildly , ‘ ‘
out «assassin ’ ’
wit tits mammalian»! gm
All semblance of order vast.
the winds to, the mountain."
t‘»
man. i
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tam“
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:fforéiinaieisstaussfl .
«have. m . ovals,
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t good. honest
. 100 cents for every dollar as ad.
Get acquainted with values offered by the
‘ The Jones &7§iiotcliitiss Co.
asses
III}? I
tor m... an
eds at a fair price, worth
was 74! Norwsik. Conn.
asrtuarss'easahfuttv FURNIIHID
m... . ”we...“
Suit House j
. 'tsou'ru .ivoawsut .
or “fill! “MON .
an 'li‘tn‘ "is our stores is marked
joistitoiltislity you.
greater value that you
I t¢oms nfi‘mvr I‘To‘suzsi- .
W .‘i . ”m _, ,
N “Cm "Kill- I.“ II
'RioGraudo f.l
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, ,.iil§‘1i8. Its low
i
TH E ROYAL CUSTOM
T0 N0.
SOMETHING NEW TO
WEEK.
iiiiiiiiii l8 Iiiii
iiiiiiSlllIiiiii Iiii iiiiiiiii
Sheriff-elect ls Visiting Other
‘ Towns and Cities, But Not
Bridgeport
The Democratic leaders. of Bridge
port. may not be exactlyyt'orriod. but
they can’t understand ,why Bhorlflveiect
William Vollmer. of South Norwalk.
hasn‘t been around to see them in re-
gard to his appointments of deputies
in the Park City. sayst'l‘ho Bridgeport
Post. There is plenty of timolreforc
June to drop into Bridgeport and con.
stilt local leaders but Chief i'ollnrer is
not wanting as nr as other cities in
the county are concerned. lie has been
all over the county. according to a
statement of a local politician this
morning, and has ceulerred with. lo
cal leaders in the Democratic stir.
it is said he haaVeven iM'inv t tv'
ford for this purpose. But ii‘e‘haan‘t
been in Bridgeport. Why? the leaders
ask. .
Four Donation. ,v .
There are four deputy, alteriffs to be
appointed by Chief \‘ollmcr when he
becomes sheriff. The present Ol‘i‘ii=
pants are: Thomas Cunningham. ismis
tilt-bards. Thomas i‘. Hamilton and
itcorgc iielslor. The We plum of the
four' is that now held by Sheriff Cuu.
uinaham because he has an office in
the county court house where the work
our of events. , .
There has been a story circulated
that Sheriff Cunningham and Jaller
William Scofleld would be retained in
[office by Sherli! Vollmer. it has never
been confirmed. Sheriff Cunningham
has said that he knows nothing about
it, '
There are No other stories which
malts this story seem improbable. so
far as sheriff Cunningham is concern-
cd. One is that William iv‘. Russell.
present assistant city clerk wants Sher.
‘tn‘ Cunningham‘s berth. and that
even hir. Russell‘s political or faction-
al enemies think, him entitled to it.
. An grit/led Office.
Owing to the peculiar adVantagos of
having an office in the county court
house Sheriff Cunningham's position
,ie envied by the prospective deputy
sheriffs. The third story is that Mr.
Volimer has a Norwalk than whom he
desires‘to appoint to succeed Sheriff
Cunningham.“ This has been offered
an an explanation for his failure to
tronsult ieadern. He doesn‘t want to 4
start any trouble. ‘
As for the other positions most any
of the city sheriffs would like to be
deputies. it is understood that Simon
iieynolds of the Fifth district has his
eyes on one of the offices.
Chief Voiimer was in Bridgeport
comparatively recently. but as far as
could be learned he was not here to
consult any of the Democratic leaders.
~p—aur.
Iiiiiii III __i_I_i_il iiiiiii
WALL STREETMJOAQ a. m.-
Opening transactions on the Stock lilac
ohsnse today in a Marilyn! cases
showed fairly xoodadvsaoes over last
night‘s elosins. Atohlson and Canadian
Pacific were the stronaest, with aegis
of a point each. linihn‘ l‘aeino and N W
orlt denim were u‘ptli. Ind =1). 8.
tool and Readies its. Deuvsnsnd
a {at . .
“mp-mils mas,
lifdurinal the,
the opening
4 want. 83‘3“. noon era, marital
closed stood with, s wgwslty in
soreness. oat of ‘ ‘ .1 [sins
musical. lathe last hour doaourrsnt
with the newrthatsntms’ssssios .oi
‘wss rather stirs-to impelled.
.‘i'he selling results“ Mo new low
recur“. with cam “Militias it!
is... can. claim _. vans * mom
oriis kit
., want. or . a.
hot maintained its st
nutmeur and in
ssiussiiali
.Of Interest. g]
to Early Buyersfg:
oua spams CLOTHING is HERE. . ,
and THE new spams pennies. on AND or. 5-
roa spaiuo ans assov Fort voua
TiON. i1- TAKES six osvs fro car all: or“ '
runs: sun‘s—A GUARANTEED l-‘iT. Paicsssts” . .
Price’s Clothing Store!
98 Washington Street 7 p
Just comes in to him in the natural or- ‘
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investment offered. ~-.‘ J.» «its
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