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_ News Department
ranch Office. Nerwaik
-Id|tor's Residence
MIW Editor's RIIldonoo
Mrs. Amos Wood, of Spripgdale. vil-
use friends in Norwalk yesterddy
HDaniel Novak has returned to use
home in South Norwalk after a twoe
years' absence. , ‘
Mr-
Frank Mace, of Harbor avenue. was
I recent visitor in Bridgeport.
i‘liou wil find extra pink stamp ape-
c I s at, the lienkrpann store tomorrow
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Charles Verlin. of Elmcrest spent
Wednesday in Mount Vernon on bill
no“.
, :‘Mrs Stiles wood, of Talmadge Hill
Vlaited with her sister, Mrs C H.
hommis, at South norw‘alk last week
w
Miss [gm'm aHonan zof lm’l‘riatrum and
Hyatt I her duties yes.
terday shops,” low. days vacation
d'I' king Powder, 1 -2- lb.
D’E‘Ewthn it Co.
32m and Mrs Egbert Green. of Sound
mach. spent W hesday evening with
and Mrs. G S. Grumman, of Cusp
attest _. . . ,
{:Willigm and Rob rt, the young sons
% Mr. and Mrs. dward Brewer of
estport avenue. have lost recovered
from a slight attack 9! the mumps.
Adolph Huber. who for the past
aenty- -two years has conducted a hm
r shop at 266 Main street Damion.
rchased the business all William F
rssi at the iiotol Green Danbury.
yesterday afternoon and took possum
sion today.
George Splcer. of camp street. re-
cently attended the Sportsmens Show
in Madison Square Garden. New York.
During his slay in the city; Mr. Spi
oer also attended the Hippodrome.
‘ “Clevel.
box. 20c.
----liave you used our No. 2 nut. if
per ton, delivered. Raymond Bros.
Captain Alvin 8. Hunt, who had been
is member of the Bridgeport police
t on over thirty years. died Wednes-
yntghtathiohomein motility.»
the ego of sixty- -four years. He was a
veteran of the Civil war and had nu-
merous acquaintances in this city.
0
.i A. Walker. of its 1!qu and
inlet hoodwsre s
a: his sons in cm or. 'wltha
tI‘ck obtaariot tevpr. His friends Jon.
tend to in their greatest sympathy.
tor it will as wall into spring hetero
Mr. wIilter is out again
« ld
:Cou ‘1'?ng or of the ,Go on
pig MW omligeiing Wednesday
lit. and six candidates
J.
WU,
into membership. Alter t 0 meet- '
ensures “I‘m. him"
$Ilc w» furnished by amoral or the and
on
a‘ilfl‘i
match
dogs Ipmm slid melt
the mombsrszeIdI.
-Cl elm
boat! 29.:
3‘ 't W ,.
JIThgmscbooner “Johan WV which
at lawsuit or m
as No
rty for
linking forget.) l-Z-lb.
animus
rwliit darn"1 d mBWM‘? 3333343
9to cIrry to Boston and will indomit- snug
to New Brunswick for I load 0!
:WI waging” on it c rgo‘n
:ugipvto‘brlu to Nari; . The "Ad-
0 0193,98?” , .J‘Mi
Jrstallhrmsatiir
secured a position in the Barker Mo
mill“...
‘ “ ants in Morwin street ‘11:."
W.“
‘ J‘J (Lavatory yy. 6! Maln‘ Itresi. mall I
em iii“
. dor his hgaliLW
mil'Jnmmtrm ;
Souvenir post caids of all kinds and
8” I‘ll:
Arthur Loudon. oi Winnipauk. has
JAE-3‘ ‘i
tor works.
Edwin Stephen?» is, living into the
new apartmeiits'tif sI' DudleY. in
Merwln streei;
A full rehearsal oi both teams of‘
Eureka Rebekah lodge will he held
this evening.
1‘33“» Butter, 280 lb. FWDL d: On.
m ”5 5
na Meeker, of How a,,n
d the Sabbath with her pail“ J
J
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 3‘..Tnornoy, or
Stevens street, Norwallt, spent yesier
dfli‘ifl NW Invited!“ '
The housekeeper will find several
interes ins items in the adv? of Trio
tram Hyatt. Better read'it." ' v
Harry J .91 Norpalhth g” a visi-
tor in Bri ort, where
i
{The A.
Makes a Gin-Carl or Baby Carriage
Comfortable : ‘
i
A his. mercy. well-proportioned. Well encloml body.
make a comiortable bed. good springs.
, Our line, of Carts is the cart in which these points heme been most
highly perfected
When you see how attractive in appearance our line oi carts is, and how ,
strong and durable. you will want one.
We have a variety of styles and prices that will suit all buyers. l
J 001.1.le courAN
Pin“
the NORTH MAIN arasI‘r
There was a very important meetina' -
oi the Girls’ Athletic Association yes-
terday It 1 o‘clock in the assemblyl ~
ball. A number of important business-
matlcrs were considered. l
i
The seniors are very jubilant over
the great ounces of their play, and I
neat sum has been added to their
treasury. which will be used for the
commencement exercise. and class
dance. Already a large portion of the
ticket money has eon turned in to the
ltressurer of the c m
The call for candidates for the base-
ball tdpm has been issued. and it is es-
pe'otad that a large number of ambi-
. » 555;?” students will turn out and show
limbo! spirit by appearing at the
first practice. which wul be held Mon-
day afternoon, on the Colonial lot. at
2o'clock. William Coley, of last yesr‘h
l team. has been elected captain and has
lthe best’ wishes for success in iiulrullng
5out a w nning team. Thomas a eu-
SOUTH NORWALK' ty. manager. has been on the job and
. has already scheduled nineteen games.
'
adjustments to
Nine.
iiurhams Widely razors. with three
blades. may be purchased at Stillma-
Powell Corporation for 25c. Bee adv.
see the mach ae oped in}“ avian)
minor in Mewsdork city recently its
disguised business with pleasure and
yet! himssl i’. ”
Mn. and Mrs. Beninnitn Allen. of
Cranbury. was recently the guest oi
Mr. and Mrs. William Weiinlts, or Cha
pel street. . ,
. ii eepsr Deonard Robins. 01.th
South orwalk Trus Company. is ill
of tonsilltls at his home in Putnam
avenue. ,
The Kniglltd of Kin Arthur met.
last evening and trans feted only run
tine business Bolero the meeting the
esqulre's degree was eonierred.
‘ W . , .. ,
Everett Hartwell at Main street has
secured a position in the Yale and
Towne factory in Stamiord. and will
commence his her. duties on Monday
~Ulnbreilss‘.J’Umbrellasw O'Brien.
‘M
A county meeting It the legislators
tor Fairileld county will he held next
Tuesday afternoon at 2' o‘clock It the
capitol for the purpose of choosing nu-
ditors (or the county.
Mrs J 8. Heads. 6 license street.
Darlbnry wasJoallad to Nortvaik Wedh
nesdsy night by the sudden death of
her brother, George Van llooeear.
The mcmhopphlp ‘obiumittee oi the
Norwalk high schooi’Alunni associa- .
lion held I m tin that night in the
high school. lar business was '
transacted. ‘ ~
The members oi‘thct‘ivir league, of
Norwalit will meet this afternoon with
Miss
Reports of the recent Folk- Song ro-
oils] will be r’ead.
State Attorney General John ii.
Light. at Norwaik will he the speak-
er at the Brotherhood banquet to he
held this evening It the Washington
Park M. in, church. Bridgeport.
——lilue Label Beup. 18c can. i-'. l)
Lawton It Go. . ... . . .
m
Kahaosa Encampment. No. 9 l 0.0.
Ft. met last evening in their hall in
Wall street. gulsr business was
transacted mowin' the toasting
there was I rehearsal oi the first de-
”:“fthm
Felix Basis, of Slimmer street. who
hsd‘niio gt his duIIII‘ bani: torn by
in dog last Sunday in, ruins, reports
ttho member is No I very nicely.
and it is not expected to in any fur
ther trouble. "
Postals were received by all the
many at this Nor-walls mania
spinning I few weeks in Duncan. Fla,
dime Wisp
days, is new 1n ow \Jorltni
“where she iviiinIIdaIbort sauces-
orerpturnlils to her hours. (J?
14 “£1“ i
an ThoniIIT'A LIEU” the
NEW. “Hartwell”
Hubheli Iglinst r J Ind Marya.”
Burke. of :‘ Demons omit:
w” $150 In tnod. The "can”:
totdIy ill
V'Thuildil‘l‘lfwdidtfilldt
dufi’fiuwmu novel
on. IR b
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Jinan
Ionic Mme: film
Win
v'thli'. Halo, loft lists Clifton 1 “1M hrv
Jd'u‘il'ilhtw
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lchfm 3':
mm is '3 ”I! W
dial nvita n extended to all to come
«glint to , ‘1
Helen Curtis. at Union park.
mm of the Norwalk police force
yesterday item A. it Lyon. who tax
WWW
The chemistry class of the high ‘
.. Bream ‘
O. B. Jackson
Everything in theJOptical Line
school made a trip to the local gas
house yesterda. afternoon in company
with Profs. Perry and Kennedy. of the
scienhe do artmcnt. and inspected the
plant. '1‘ is the second trip made
l» the' cilia this year. the iirst being
58 WALL. ITREIT
NORWAILK.
PHONK 4"-
loons now so much in
ed Nets, and Aligov‘sr
stitch designJm‘
costumes.
The best choice of Dress ‘1‘
‘ I is fresh and brl
rrivals in thiI sect
dI, of Laos. Rotor
v
if”
yokeI, sleeves and tits
Numerous patterns in ‘
Braids, as well as the latest ideas in Girdle
Cords, Tassels, Benito. tie. for Itylioh Spring
The N. E. . Ry'aii C6.
86 thiusion Street
“Janis: .
Ire
cry
6.
Ali-o r‘
tablets g: ‘
Tinsel diam"
to the South Norwalk water purifier
lion plant. The students ware shown
about the plant by Edward Pagan. oi
‘ the company Many points of interest "
learned by the students will better ell-
Ible them is theimitudy of coal ital
products and carbon. Every new step
in the work was well explained by the
: JJree
THIS IS WHAT
BUSINESS
South alien.”
:Jltlsssimpomn
ing with good boots. '5
element of musical culture.
To accintom the delicate
group of “Strictly High Grade
of relative Ilivsu
aimedlhtholrliidflndiho
in their “ nights" and PLAYER RAMOS Our new cat-
alog will also he founded.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
00.
is broken!
‘5 out are bricks.
17 Wall It
IITi
385%.? SEES
Jim W battl hip Omen. which
flowifl‘i. 'ifi’i‘l‘l" u.” 3le
oil a ten days now. Ice 2"
I it". i. coilinah do i
“We“
u“of l"? watchmen who iim ve.
w “dad or in ovens w
oration In it re.»
removed from the old ”’1er ”and
on: J no
nos aim .. r "outlive!!! WEMJ
wa rs oi Mouton.
ran a. n. l. Mare'hJii.
ions snd‘vsivot nihird Ioturll’i'l
oliun srmsny
:rtgi‘oocs Board
a"
for I isotor . '
damn
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nap: .‘ ' JJ
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A MERRILL
It pays to get the best
Stamford
Kramcil 8; Bach Pianos sun the Children on.
m" with rm duo is is begin reading um study-
To early educate the child so that it becomes fImthr
with the refinements of perfect “tonal quality" Is the first
tolhepreatposslbllidesofsproperly bulltpianoactionnot
only tsdiitates correct tedllnque. but avoids the necessity
of subsequently Manning fault! that retard.
'ihe KRANICH It BACli PIANOS pmcss structursl
,fcstnres that place them is I class of their own. in I small
tremeiy important to intending piano purchasers that these
exclusive improvements he mum is the comparison
write for pImphlet descrihltig the “l80’l‘0NlG” pod
favorslde installment terms. Old pianos in exchange.
to get good results mm I stove. honor or tomes that
It yours is broken Just solid for us to roler it. and
supply any parts that are worn ouiwws horn on hand
If all‘tilnoa RUTLAND FIRE CLAY to replace burned
Bond fer us today
The loses llotchkisi (lo.
N"! C '
W‘M W5“ ”'5‘
more»
6r; Tu 5k, v
pr- ' rs and: the journey was made
generally interesting.
J-
The Ner’waik high school basketball
team villi to New Hates a week
trout ionltEt to play _the high school
of that city. it is thought that a very
large delegation from Norwslk will at-
tend the some as the people who sup-
LOO
Equipped with silk ,
39 Wall limb—(Phone),
" ‘f .,. tu‘p. wind shield. In one go W M*
magneto and coil; everything nrstelass Guaranteed lor— ottoman '
the manufacturers. tor 31525. For iuli particulars call or address
F. E LOCKWOOD 8. CO
as”. Water Street. Not-wold.
h.p. Touring .
ported the team at the local armory
are in no way losing interest. This
was shown by the large crowd that an-
companied the team to Bridgeport on
Wednesday alsbt.
it is with regret that the many
students of the local high school learn-
Ied oi the illness)! Miss Henry. of the
commercial department. Miss Henry
resides in Courtlandt place. Dr. Wil-
liam J. Tracey was called and on ex-
" amlnation round Miss Henry was sui-
iering (rent an attack of appendicitis.
She was removed to the Not-walk Hoa-
pitul for treatment on Wednesday
night. and at that institution she was
reported as doing well am morning.
Whether she will have to undergo an
operation or not is yet uncertain. iisr
many mum and, pupils. yith whom
she has won great layer. wish her a
complete and speedy memory.
0
COURSE
Port5 Chester
for a mild to begin “piano
BRIDGE COMMITTEE MEETING.
The meeting of the construction coma
mliieo of the Washington siract bridge
was held last evening in the Town
court room in Wall street. Only roliJ
rine business was transacted. Those
present were: Dr. A. F‘. Hoard. presid-
ina; ThomIs 1. Raymond. John F. Mc-
Mahon. John J. iianlon. laanc Church.
and Samuel Lynss. City engineer 0.
N. Wood was also in attendance but
took no part in the business of the
meeting.
and manning hand of I child
w.-.ww- we...“
READV FOR THE ALGONQUINS.
A his representation of the members
of the Algonquin (‘luh is expected over
from Bridgeport this evening (or the
visit to the South Norwalh Club. This
will be the third oi the‘lnteociub vio
its this year. This evening will also
wind up the pool and bowling mourns.
instill. The score is even on the pool
lines. while the South Nora-ail: Club
mutt wiI all three at the bowling
games this evening to capture that
tournament A lunch will be served
g.
-—Don' t think that piles can't be cur
.WI of!» barium cases have
been cured by Dean's Ointment. 50
canto It as! drug store.
JIWIL ROIIIRY iN BERLIN.
all!” N. March ,lo.-'i'oday‘s papers
state that I hisiewel robbery occurred
at the palace or Chancellor von Beth-
mam liollweg. last night. The demo
are. orthe criminal department assert
that tho Instr was insignificant and
that they are on the track or the
thieves.
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instruments " and it is ex-
tyloevii" metal use used
int rampsou 5
I AMUSEMENTS
Be It
that we intend to “make things hum" the out can wash.
BE IT ALSO KNOWN that “special sale Stock" has not been [low
Id We do not sell Shoes that way
BE IT FURTHER KNOWN, thin in your
saving you want.
Shoes, Nevin
tip~for it's good snoop
it? i
W. A. HANFORD.
LOCAL AGENT FOR
VELI
Bishopric Wall Board .u Sheathing" '
The modern substitute (or the old style lath and plaster.
and cheaper. Applied dry; keeps dry all the time. in shield an , .
343 inch thick. Bishopric Wall Board is clean. sanitary and «who '
lining a nonmnductor. it saves fuel in winter and keeps out “to“
heal.
lines of lumber
M 01109
“for In. by 'crtastss H. “moment's. s “avian!" are"; I
”a...“ v»... .. .t,
W's! doom.
[I'VULLY FURNNII I
Mil-LION. [OI MANOIUMREI.
Tait Must Mk Wild Councils to ‘
wamiWflw Marsh iii «Pmi
dent Taft wi have to sail til next
Nihbdt‘atlc non-III. pldgsd‘itgm
iii-mm! magma-Jidsdolency
ww‘ won‘t-urine." . , , "
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53 on” w
:12 l-‘J.
but the am “in.
tinn «who army of
tin Cu during” til;
If “0”
W oils.
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“vouch the” par gains is
.. fie.“
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only that‘6
tiuuprmy _
A com! slam
fl sebtum. h I I clsar.
‘puulw
also almost. rim TONIGHT.
Miss Eleni commandant: audience
by her great Isms-thou. and appeals
tonic mind and heart or her listeners.
thrown hon own clear thinking. and
intense testing Her ea lease in-
ion a discriminating pubic chII given
her lho charm or being It home upon
any platform.
Yours most sincerely.
BDNA chevron-nouns.
Director at the Detroit Training School
of idiocution. ‘ _ J
are that I “’r
it is with p , l
l and Min tile Is a reader and an.
steer she is the possessor at I
rescues. is natural in
ouch: veins.
and is equally at home in osmotic. dra-
static and humorous rsadinu '
annual CHAFWWQBKMAN.
oi the Detroit Trainlns
School at liliesution Ind Duslish
literature. :. ~
HUNG HALL»
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day “munch“ last
past-rd
« litigated-m “3’ the wait. mm play c.1359
odour Isutlvsly'cgfi
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,ai .
lilshoprlc Sheathing for stucco exteriors. nailed to stud:nt
is also first-class Iound deadoner under 3m
. We any I large stock at these materials and can till you
' rior Music Hall are as snark:
[Tenor l-iolosw
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in advance at Woods 0
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or a Mus c a Box 0136’
iii‘ I iii/BMW.
Entertainment afar? 15"
Church Friday. and
mission 360. Program
Violin QOJPUHCIQI
MisI Edith
Controll‘io WM t
(I) all MM .
(b) Aowiol 5‘ ,
Miss liucyitosd
Reading—An Abandoned-
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Miss ThorsII'M. ‘ ‘
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is}. liioar Y of lip Me.
lb Meet M‘s Insight.
Earle iirooo oliosltla
“Emir... its Nine r
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(h) Three Little Chutn-
icl This would!
Whistlins Solos- ‘
(it) in V nice
lb) The MO of UM
iii-I. ioniss Sutton 6
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the Paddles
it i Were so?”
Miss T runs it fit
Between the second I
.stm Loam will play
thy Albert Winn .
‘ sale as was was!”
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March 10
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