if Cleanlineds‘ “8:” Parity Appeal to you. titles the products or our Bakery and Candy Kitchen will surely suit Humor-loads Candy Fresh Daily F. A. LANE BAKERY, GONFECTIONEBY ‘ ICE CREAM Telephone .409 ~ 61 Washington at. Bo. Norwalk flout “uws Mums seat-mitt. TELEPHONE oALLs fizz—News Department oaks—Business Department “Ll—Branch Office, Norwslk 890 -Editor'e Residence 729-5—Olty Editor's RflldOnu. “ WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night and Tuesday; not much change in temperature; moderate north winds diminishing and becoming variable. A disturbance central this morning in North Carolina is producing cloudy weather with light rain in the south- ern sections. it is probable that this disturbance will move eastward to the coast and pass south so far that it will not produce rain in this vicinity. A long ridge of high pressure extending irom Colorado northeastward to the Lake region is producing pleasant Wea- ther with moderate temperatures in the northern sections. » I Smart spring caps at Joseph Davis. See prices in. adv. . William Ward, of South Norwalk. spent yesterday in.Bridgeport. William vDriscoll," oi' Waterbury. spoil‘t yesterday with friends in Nor- wal ‘ . . . . . mMiss Edna Meeker,"‘of New Canaan. spent Sunday with her parents in Mer- win street. . "VF-"m hirsuTutIlOLDY" ew Canaan, visited with m.. ‘ ‘ . Charles H. Franks, of Main 8 flit. yesterday. Mrs. Nellie Murray. of 22 Center avenue, Norwnlk. is very ill at her home with a severe attack of tonsill- tis. » Gustav Dickhaus. of Warren street. has resigned his position in the Lotli Sillt Mill to take a similar one with a New Jersey mill. Mrs. Alex 8. Gibson substituted yes- terday in the choir of the South Nor- walk Baptist Church for Mrs. F. in:- lag Smith. who was ill. Cocltenoe Tribe's degree team re- hearsed yesterday for the coming class initiation which is to be held in Lock- wood'a Hall on March twentieth. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Becker. 0! Falriield avenue. received a tele- gram. yesterday. announcing the death of their nephew, Frank Grape. in Al- den, lowa. The Day Nursery Association of The Norwalks will hold its annual nicotine on Wednesday at 3 p. m.. March lb. at the South Norwalk Cou- stregstlonal church. Directors meet- ing at 2 o'clock. Tbll is a good time to have your plumbing work done. Only a few Weeks more and the rush of building will be sin. It you need a plumber you will do well to consult the Jones and iiotch- kiss Company. Bee adv. There will he canceling of the our cars and members of the decree team of Norwalk Aerie tomorrow evening in their rooms in Wall street. Prepar- ations will be made for the cues lnitla~ tion will be held in the A. 0. ii. hall on Wednesday evening. W The South . Norivallt Monumental Works. of which Funeral Director il‘. H. Gosling is the head. is shortly to have a has new concrete building. The old wooden building at the rest of Mr. concurs residence in Smith Main street is being torn down to malts room for the new-structure. W On to and lluil m cleringo num» ber gram-active places-tor sole both in town and is the country; they are also desirous of Iottl some furnish- ed houses tor the sum or: they have received I number. or .lnoulrioo and will be glad to list your place if you want. to root for tho summer. ‘ M unionism ‘ re Alarms in than“ tyet N £31.. . Oshlli hoe node sets _ i: accent. to lose at has II M A :m’uom-ot It“ "0"”- ,msso. s awos ll ‘ WNW at hos-hoes “claim: I‘M it W «metatarsal, undoubtedly“ , ‘ . lids ‘ use _. air WWW n w - AWerrlte all norms of Automobile Insurance Will gladly explain. 'I‘olephOII‘O 165-2. TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN ' 74 WAIHINO‘I‘ON ITIIIIT, IOU'I'H NORWALK. CONN. TILIPHON I 1.” Park & Tilford’s DeliciousCandies I-OOLD AT— F. H. BAXTER’S DRUG OTORI sort SALE NEW 30x8 CRUIOINO LAUNCH HULL. PRICE ”50. Apply at Anderson’s Launch Worlts Oyster Shell Point. Norwolk In the ”Making Artificial Teeth them are requisites necessary to se- cure a perfect plate. The operator must have a knowledge of certain me- chanical principles. good materials must. be used. an ability to perform the work properly. and an artistic ideal foliowod. My experience in this branch of dentistry has been unusually large. which enubies me to produce good results in the teeth made at my cities. 1 do not. want my patients to wear ill-tilting plates. or those which do not preserve the natural contour ol the lace. Special attention is given every individual (ease. Dr. J. H. MALLERY 16 south Main St., South Not-wall Hours: 9 A. in. to I n. In. Blin- OIYB by appointment only. .._.. E - New Line of Clonsonne Enameled 0 Plus HAT PINS JABOT PINS BELT PlNS COLLAR PINE 25c and 50¢ each The Spring line of Neckwcar has arrived: Jabots. Collars. Dutch Lace Collars and Yokes. 8T. PATRlCK'a POST CARDG. 6 for do; 8 for Ba J. I.MALLETTE (remoriy lines Dawson) 88 Washington at. Tel. “I 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. Email accounts invited. South Nerwalk Trust (10.? CityNationalBsnk TRANOAOTIA OINIIAL IANKINO IUIINI“ AND OFFIII IVIIV PAOILITY OONIIOTINT WITH OOUNO name 0 no on mum" stadium . ”summon . dots liosoo'it loose. I and I on year . crisscross". "r .Ji'aoEsotos a. submit. one view was newest. m ”'0 m . Extra specials at the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. i William McAlllster. oi Danbury. was a visitor in Norwaih yesterday. Walter (indoor. or West avenue. was a visitor in Bridgeport yesterday. Concord Division. Sons at Temper- ance, is scheduled to meet tonight. nun—M. Wall street. M Mrs. Mary Stone, or New York city. Was a recent guest. of C. H. Franke, in Main street. m Smart. stylish and serviceable des- cribes the loot wear at the it‘lynn Boot— shop. See adv. Harold St. George. of Main street, recently enjoyed a vacation from his duties on the local trolley line. ....... Melvin Kellogg. of New York. spent Sunday in Norwalk. as the guest. or Miss Kathryn Beers, of. Mel-win street. -l“uncy String Deans, reg. price. 13c; sale. 7c can, i for 250.. i‘. D. Lawton & Co. Gilbert Sultans. of Not-walk, is hav- ing his auto repainted and overhauled at the Blue Ribbon garage in Bridge- port. Mrs. C. A. Hurstrom, who. has been spending the past week in Pillsbury. is canceled to return to her home this wee . Mr. and Mrs. Burgess. of Platisvlile avenue. are entertaining their (laugh. tcr. Miss Clara, or New York, for a few days. W Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gillies, of Sil- vermine avenue. am rejoicing over the arrival in their home at a son. Satur- day evening. lilies Ella i uch. of South Norwalk. is the guest or her cousins, the Misses Anna and Mary Fieldlnu. of Olivia street, Derby. Mrs. Laura A. Duane. mother of Mrs. is. ii. Scoutiid. of ti Newton Terrace. is improving nicely after an illness or some duration. Clayton Earle and Alexander Bail. Wits. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Perry 16. luring from an altars oi' whooping cough. lionis Oppenheim. of Center avenue. has rcslancui his position in the both Silk Mill and will move his household effects to linlou iiill, N. 3.. where he will take a position in a large ,lulll. A large and valuable do; which be- longed to Edward Mason. ‘0! Chapel street. was horribly mangledmno its! recently on the tracks in its Vicinity of the Armour Deaf Compaufo-‘houso. Louis hemohicr. .‘ir.. imam or Norwaiit. who figured in tho aut'o sc- cldent in New York city one day last week. spent the week end with friends in Nora-slit. The case of George Castle. who was arrested on a charge of drunkenness. which was to come before the Town Court in Norwaik. Saturday. has been lntleilnllciy postponed. ~>~li|uc Label Soups. 15c can; $1.75 doz. l-‘. D. Lawton it (To. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mci‘ormlck. oi Waterbury. formerly of Norwallt. are spending a week with Mrs. McCor- mick‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Millard. of tiradnvlew avenue. Mr. and Mrs. iisrry Orndorf, of Providence. Rhodr island. were visi- tors with relatlvos and friends in town over Saturday and Sunday. They dame from Providence in on automo- li c. There will be a meeting of the Nor- walit High School Alumni Association at the school building tomorrow nlitht. Following the regular business of the meeting the members will enjoy an entertainment. Don't be discouraged because you can’t save half your salary. flue doi' lar a week with four per cent interest paid by the South Norwallt Savings and of the your. Try it. Dr. Francis l. Burnell was able to set out yesterday for the that time in a week. on account of illness. and has not yet fully recovered his health. He has been going through I particularly severe attack of qulnoy. Deputy Sheriff Thomas A. Skelly. at Norwsllt. has resolved jury warrants to serve on David C. Hoyt and Samuel 0. wokwood. both of Wilton. The men will appear on the jury or the flu- porlor Court. which will convene at Dsnbury on March lith. St. Mary‘s if. it. 0. met Friday ovo sing in their rooms in Menard street. A report road by the oommittoo on the dance recently given showed a my gratitylns success. A. pool rating 00" mines was appointed and :ojto . meat for sill-st and mend cue Vii be started at once. dos. F. D. Mount 1 0o. morocco losses. at Harbor oven who usually attended the motor liost asides E show at Hull“ ”or l rm. imam O “I'll m “a Our Brothers' Lodge. l. O. 0. R, will. meet this averting in their rooms in‘ Elailwtts. of Prospect avenue. are our. ‘ Bank will not you a tidy sum at tho ‘ waive Label soups. too can: Will store The Moment Hart Schail‘ner & Marx Clothes Spring , Hats for Men Our hat trade is as well acquainted with hat values as we are ourselves. So we depend on solid quality to satisfy our customers; and by‘having cv- cry new style in a variety of proportions. we are able to supply exactly the right hat for every man. Derbics and soft hats. $2 and $3. Our Custom Tailoring Department is booking more orders than ever before; for one reason. be- because our customers are or Trousers? , C) l) ‘l The New Store 24 Wall St., Norwalk. will be found here. ways come here first for a selection. Small Smelt. not drooood...4 lbs. 254; Small Pollock. not dressed. . .4 lbs. 25:: Large Bright Herring. not around 3. lbs. 25: TELEPHONE 108. ‘ are olsaout. the one you wont. lit course. you are here. cause we are showing the most tempting line of choice fabrics to select from. PW TWO STORES: The New Spring Silk Dresses You'll surely like the tosiliouo we are showing and there are so many styles and shades that you are sure to bad Just early; most women do. Now is the time. when all the good things ADVANCE PRiOI "ZOO—THIS WIIK ONLY. For another reason. our best advertisements-— and they are working for us all the time. May we take your measure for your Spring Suit -n» :4 South Main St. South Norwalk CLEAN OATS! At my old hobby again—giving good. wellvscreencd outs. ought to be a matter of course. but it isn‘t. and as long as i do it butter than anyone else. l'm going to talk ulmut it. Ask for "itonnle Clips." the very choicest the market large berry oats of very bright color. closely clipped and handled with great care. 0! course i cannot offer them at the ruling price of or- dinary cats. but the difference in coal is not a consequence. a few cents more on a bag. horses sick and in the end you‘ll tlnd them most expensive. This offens— mstter of any great Poor or dirty oats make your . MANUEL TOAD HATCH. First in quality. is“ in price. always in the minds of its custom- oromaonnio Home Ground Feed tor Horses. Cattle and Poultry. a GoodiCatch of FiSii They are all fresh, Lovers of Sea Food should al- i.ook at the variety: Spanish Mackerel. Eels. Salmon. Weak Frootfloh. not dressed """"" ‘ lbs. 25c and illueiish. Roe .iarks. ilalibui. Steak t‘od. Illicit and Ron Shad. f‘inms tor balling. Gosling Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. v. “m- MW - want to get your spring apparel Old Main It. motions illiil tut. WALL. STREET. learn a. m.-'l‘bo stock market was dull and inclined to nominees at the opening today. Can» also Pooliic loot lid. National Rail- ways of Mexico Rounds 1. Control brother 95 and Am'oricou limiting and American Agricultural Chemical “- Atohloon was up 96» WALL WW. ii a. m.-—'rho toss of the marital was improved by active but of Atohisos. which sd~ vaaeod s at. and other stocks vol- iiod slightly. limbo. It. Paul and limit his Mom. biannual ‘Biscuit sud Pittsbu cool . outset a point and MO?” W s) WALL ”all" . modicu- coon sooner-s at. _ , control octet urinates: nausea. " usu of decisions. toils EerEngm (gut-tin the ssiimot stré ' ‘ aims m. but mot wlihwe ‘ little one ‘ttflmm tritium- so u .S‘m"""‘“‘““~°°iu"il:; , , ‘ I w “honor-e .....:.. can 1 with sun unsteady. , W The Paris cloak & Suit House so south stem It. south Nomllt mountainous to MTIRTAINID MAN FRIINDO. m. and Mrs. William H. Mom. or loath Nor-walk. cove Party. A large number of the friends at Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moore were ea- tortalusd at their home. No. i Choru- uut street South Not-walk. Saturday erosion. Whist was on crud. sad the ilrot priso- wors soon by Mrs. alias Kotchum and B. Burr Bosch; mound rises. Mrs. Edward F'. dmith and onry Holland; third prises, Mrs. John Redford and t). W. Stevens. A delicious collation was served. and a duo tiroo enjoyed by everyone. menu" OI "Al. LIGHT . "In” A? thll‘l'. Hosanna H. unlit. Attorney Geno oval. was the chief speaker at the an- nual“ banquet of Wesldaatoa Park Brotherhood. Bridgeport. Friday oven- iss. One hundred members and guests were coated in tho ‘Wsshinyton Park ill. It. came parlors. Rev. c. ill. Bor- . pastor. was the toootuisstor. .. Attorney Usht's address was one of it his sadism" expositions of famous it's wuui" ”‘3' . OH were . l‘fll. _ til... at the Brotherhood Eu. it. ii. Payer. pastor of Trinity at. it. saw... “Wt" arm WI! '00 choroid!!! ’ of bottom sud ‘ soon To sash . ‘EfiEEEo? "2.1%: new” _ “t“ u m . to completed loot night, or mm” is *’ lists-eon Imus . ' out . . who is played. notional . rival of the peachlest Double soft cults, with soft collar and with , collar band. Regular with and without cuffs colorlngs are great. Percale, Pm“ and $1 - $1.50 - $2 They are “LION BRAND." which voucher for quality. They are m Price’s Clothing Store“. J 98 Washington Street ,, " ’ m ............._._ TRUMBULL HUNTER FINED. h.— Loon Beardsley Hood 310 and Costs. Amounting to About 830. A decision in the case of Leon i'iunrdalcy. ol Trumbull. charged with taking a partridge in February. and tried before Justice Warren Plumb on March ith. was handed down on Fri day, and Beardsley was found guilty and lined $10 and costs, amounting to about $30. Beardsley was arrested in January for violating the rabbit laws. and claimed that he who out after a crow and that instead of shooting a rabbit. h;- shot a weasel, and he was discharg- e . A party of fox hunters was out. in the woods in February and heard some one about and saw, a man. and they tracked him from where the feathers and fresh blood of a partridge lay on the snow. to his house. He admitted that he was in the stands as claimed. but said that he shot at a crow. (Pos- sibly the same one so in January). Feeling run high in Trumbull. and the town hall was filled. "More than we have at a town meeting." one man said. and the oftect of the case will be tnrrcachlns. Beardsley) folks are said to Dr wealthy. w m-» -w.. DEMET SUES GREENWiCH DOCTOR FOR MALPRACTICE. Alleaing malpractice. Paul Demet. a resident of Greenwich. has brought suit in the Civil Superior court against Stacy w. Boyle. M. ii. a prominent surgeon. of Greenwich. Demct asks for damages of 35,000. He claims that on Jan. 8. line. he accidentally broke his leg, llr. Boyle setting the fracture and placing the injured limb in a plus tor cast. On Feb. iii. the cast was re moved and another substituted. ilemct alleges that the second cast was plac- ed on his leg in a negligent and care less manner. so that gangrene poison- luu set in and that only through the skill of another surgeon was amupu- tlon avoided. Dsmst claims that through the negligence of Dr. Boyle ho was confined to his bed for six months. Special Prices HORLICK" MALTED MILK. 81.00 also title also ....... FOLIY‘I KIDNEY REMEDY, 31.00 also oI-looooo oucsiso ..... MILLIN'I FOOD. 76c also soc oiss. ..... ..... CUTICUR‘A 30AP, tissue......‘................20o W. F. Wigmcre 8: Co. onoootoro I North Main It» Io. Net-wail: ”coAL’ assow'rtous 'T RESOLVED 1.1hotwootoyinthocmoooi- uses, a business that many years or osporionco has coalition us to conduct. I. ’1'th keep the oldeuotonioro by maintaining slush standards! sin n».- -so>yllhwll §§ §§ §§ . oolloace. tail-soot and courtesy. I. That we moire new oustemoro._ or trematodes than» what we sivo our closeness: seduction. » butts. so. . SPEAKING or“ Shirts ‘ reminds us that we wish to announce the are t. seam sonnet-intense the tit quality otosr beehhoeouoo it is ’tlio ‘ . Spring line “71' shown. neglixee, coat style. attached. Patterns and , Fabrics are Madras. Egyptian Silk. in the window. is" pr ‘ W' 1 . .1, in}. La mu?" . Glover’s iii: so, , Spring ' ' FaShiOns ill FOOtWear Ral'ston Oxfords $4.00 Elite Oxfbrds ,i ' $3.50. $4.00, $4.50 ., M ‘ 0.1... .a. ' Tum Stores South Norwolk; . Norwaik V i W w“ v.52 A large assortment of the lament WHITNIY moire, embracing oil the very latest ideas in Billy Corr as Low as or." also as i-tlo as trace * A. J. assume some: w, . 2; mm manicured-or. ‘ atlas Marquette. at site street. ., resent visitor in Brooklyn: 1! i. s dolvstore (thorium ooitcits’cont‘ " on rock excavation. sewer. water ME“, ON. “QC “VI l h“ linear" thumb? " "‘3 ' lilthltlfltolld ‘ , ” toenails»: " , ‘
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