x.
m PMIIDAMQEMMC. . .
'39:: complete assortment of BING-
% $1.. parlors. alM- .
as Masai-spur
. E .K. BANKS».
MAHAOKEMO H Eli: BLOCK.
I Hours nos .Ahll’.
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' Butler 'Ilodifie. N0; ’97, I. O. 0. F‘..
port.“ 1
:lba-a—Iualnooa'r Dopartmont
ill“ Dad—Now Dopartmont
“sat-Branch Office. Norwalk
.. -Edltol'o Roaldoriod ’
flab-6M! Editor'- We. “
W
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:1. John Plait. of ”mud River. is von
ill at his home.
‘ .l‘tilln‘ W. (‘urnow has Issumed his
duties in the town clerk' a office after
"A short illness.
“ ‘3‘ .l . W .. ’ ,
“-‘ Postmaster E. S. Adams. of West-
.port avenue. spent yesterday in New
York cltyon business. ~ .
Mrs. Graco Seller, of Chapel street.
enjoyed a vacation from her duties in
‘NWWPlW- rum-2n " '
——'l‘ry our screenings from broken
coal, :5 per ton.“ Raymond Bros.
it“ Mrs John Jones. of Merwin street.
will entertain the members of the
ngtyinesday Afternoon Whist Club to
i‘da ‘ ‘ ‘
3 Rev. F. A. Qoieman. of Trinity
Church South Norwalk. will treach at
itho‘ Lobt’oh cortices at tho hurch or
*{he Good Shepherd, Shelton. this even
I' n
K “i , p
l' Rev Francis Iiourne Upham's class
‘jn the First Methodist Episcopal
AChurch‘ wilt give a supper in his honol
this evening. and a pleasant session
his anticipated.
Charles William, the ilve-yenrold
Inn of Mr and Mrs. William Freudcu
1that "of Hoyt stress: is wary ill or his
x{thump with whooping cough and bron-
"chlal trouble
"f Postal card views of scenes in Bar-
modal aro' being roctlved from Mrs.
Lawrence A‘. wlmuglass and daughter
”Dorothy. or South Norwallt. who are
Ipending some time there. .
‘ Mrs. a. Dominica. Wife of the local
manager of tile Singer Sewing Mm
chino Company, in South Main street.
“hailed today for llermuda. where she:
will remain for some time.
.. , ,
Colonial Baseball Club will hold
a b noes bloating. Thursday evening.
,at t oir club house on the hill. Ali
embers are requested to be present.
udley Cullen is thc'managcr.
“W
‘ Dr. and Mrs. William ii llurnell are
entertaining .i. M. Jones and Mrs.
Lanvoy. of Washington. D. C. and
\‘MrI: P. ants and daughter Evelyn.
lot Mount Vcrnbn. N.Y..- for a week.
i
‘ Mrs. Mary A. 80mm. of No. 57 lion.
» ton street who has been ill the past
“Month: at 'it-he residence of her daugh-
Fitter, Mrs. William J. Sollftli of‘lawd
iiitrcot, returned to her home yesterday.
3’ The rellowcmu out». of 8t. .10an?
' o..No 6. A F and A. M.. m
«indwfioning Roman basins“ 'w
“Inducted. Following the meeting
it hard mu a rchc‘hr‘oal of the club quart-
H ~"I v'
Tb
:1.
Contractor M; I
”ll. Donohue. 43er
and will remain in that
torda Lg
ioil til it day. The girl iii uroly
Hm I, ‘itbdi lot if 'I in»
ilto titti'chssc the nor nary ma~
i‘jcllii‘i'ery for his lining tall.
ti‘.
glordan and r‘ranI
allt want to lion'-
1
King
w’l‘ho Whatood' r Circle,
liters of tho nth Norwalk (‘0
Mm It church an ca 17.
Ind bily aprons tlla wl ploanI
lifou and homemade Saturday candy.
’M
be Waobin ton Cam No.1 PIttiotl
Biol-III «do: Kin nail"
’ ' " in uhlndtdl'
. trout. has been engaged for the first
bros 'l‘u'ood‘ay his!“ in cash niohtb.
rid whoa the camp Infill/II in a short.
.. w m.“
“MM
“urity
WWII. tritium” in».
cm; osmoticualomamm i
new“:
map
that fittim‘i'osuw um unlit .
«Iii-09mm“). » ‘
. train a trip to Canada.
warm
’0 ‘ V Ol'k limb?!
Yin")? ill Ndrwaik ,‘Moildnt’.
. cits fit
tw‘ill hold It regular meeting, thin oven
Francis Gallagher. of (‘ontsr avenue.
spent Sunday with friends in South
George ii. Allen, of tho Norwallt lit»
tel, was a. recent visitor ill liridgaport .
on'buainass.
Joseph Nihili of ilridsopori, has
boon visiting with Mrs. Mary McMa-
hon, of Hillside placa. .
Frank Goodchild. of h‘airflaid avo~
lino, has rrturiisd to South Norwallt
W .
Noiaon Dicker-man. of 16 High
moot. South Norwallt. has been our
fined to his horns by illness.
amounts London. or .Norwslk is iii
in bio home. and trnubis to attend to
hisgdutios at the sac works.
Comfortable
Abig.roomy. well-proportioned.lweilvonciosed body. udiufiimflnifi to
malts a comfortable had. good springs.
IOIII‘ line of Carts in tho cart in which those points have been moat
highly perfcctsd.
When you see how attractive in apposrunco our line of curls is. and how
strong and durable. you will want one I
3
WI bars a variety of stylus and prlccs that will suit all buyer!
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
124. NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
Bonnie Chick FNld is all food and
of the kind which chicks like and eat
up clean. Manuel Tom Hatch.
u; i . W.-
Mu. F'annlI that. of itidgaiicld. is
Intending/s tow dayswith Mr. and Mrs.
ii. A. lirundage. of liavlland street. 1
~ Trinity Church food sale". Btlllsou-
Powell s. Thurs“ Mar. 16 from 2 p. in.
Court Cecile. l). of C. will hold a
«wink session this evening in St.
Mary I Ladies' Aid Society roams.
6| WALL BTREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
Everything in the Optical Lille
Eyes Examined Free
0.15. Jackson
Optician
Robori liolloran. of Waterbury. is .
spending I few dayoxwith his stator.
Mrs. William Faultis, of Boldcnavenue
Mfr lampson Plait; of listhel.
spending the week as the guest of her
Instill». Mrs baud Spider, of Main
s best '
m“
The third Quarterly meeting of The
King‘s Daughters and Sons will be
hold attilo Norwallt Methodist Church.
Friday evening. i
John llaata. df Norwnlk, wont fol
Stamford Monday afternoon on a butt-
inoas trip. Tho soul-nay was made on.
his motorcycle. ' '
A regular meeting of the Hospital‘
Whist diub will be old on Friday ut-
tornoon lat-il- o'clock. . with Mrs. Robert.
is. Purdue. South Main street.
The succession boxed. which have
been installed on the Norwaik ilrit'
alarm system by Superintendent 1.10.
Cahill. worked perfectly when tried
out Monday. - l
Edwin Stevens ~oi‘ Music Hall who
is well known since his apparatus in
the company of’CornIli and Stevens.
the actors. has InOVou from 'i‘aimadge
Hill to Marwin stunt. i
ill. Claim. leader of the Garibaldi
Band has men ill at his home in Now
York. but .1. now so much implored
that he expects to attend a rehearsal
arranged for this evening.
At ihé host mooring of Court Ed-
mondl- Do Amiols, Foresters of Ambr-
ica, next Monday evening. delegates
will be clcctlid to the Grand Court Ill-
nual convention. which will be held
April illill‘ and lltb at. New llavon.
Miss Ella Maria Jepson.‘formoriy Io
prano soloist at the South Not-walk
Congregational Church. has boon en-
gaged as soprano soloist at tho lini-
verIIlist Chilton ill tomford for tho
new musicalyoar uning‘uay lat.
.Contractor William B. Richards is
building a now plazas and mIltlng oth-
or changes on the W. ii. Post mansion
OQIWOIMN. amour Mr. 'RichIrdI iI
also building In addition on to.
George w: Raymond house in Union
I“ l W l
The dogma tum of Court Narruh.
it of A. will hold a full rehearsal Sun- i
day Iftdrnoon'lnd planar-lilacs will be
made for tile visit to Gmnwich comi
on‘fiarciijtith. «Minot timoa cloud;
initiationwiil be bold-Ind molly Nbrw
walk Foresteru‘ will ottond.
Richard Ryan. of Manila livoaac.
mot ivfih I painful Incident Inn y;
when he Ill and foil. dlIloca
bio ohouldor biIdo. Dr. The” was
called and tho‘alalr was remand to.
tho hospital When that boao III III
no la gallium-tong Italy at: his home.
“M- ‘~' . W ‘
NOWIllI Chaptdl'. D. A. ll... trill meet
with Miss Halon Curtis. Union Paris,
~ *‘l'llllroday program
consist of lino as“ raphopbono muoioi
treading but! (dill-till A “I
use to (title board
t buIiIIII will In
'mnolln‘bo
it; It
VALUI 0F FIMNO RIODUOTO.
«‘fi
. Maoaoolumtts Bonito rim of All tho
“‘Itatoo.
”transitioned; turn: lit-Idiom
cthIttI tIIIliI édrbtiaiao‘ns wail; . . the
stain in tho valult o‘f’rliohory products
in the cunt capital initiated
Film um lndutmfii’ rdili'g‘ to illb“ Ibse-
iIi oonIlII upon dd Ins fIIbIricI in-
usury “m on. no vast ‘of’dlhsr'y
i
with the
this Islam was
0
THIS IS. WHAT You WANT;
A MERRILL
BUSINESS. COURSE
It pays to get the best
South Norwallt Stamford
Port Chester
Kranlch, 8,: Bach Pianos sun the Children Right
it is as important musically for a child to begin “piano
practice" with a good piano as to begin reading and study-
ing with good boot 3.
To early educate the child so that it becomes familiar
with tile refinements of perfect “tonal quality" is the first
element of musical culture.
To accustom the delicate and maturing hand of a child
to the great possibilities of a properly built piano action not
only facilitates correct technique. but avoids the necessity
of subsequently unlcsming faults that retard.
'l'iIe KRANICH & EACH PIANOS possess Ituctural
features that place them in a class of their own. in a small
group of “Strictly High Grade Instruments." and it is ca-
trcmely important to intending piano placbasors that these
exclusive improvements be inyestlgated in the comparison
of relative advantages.
Write for pamphlet describing the “lSOTONlC” ped-
al used in tile grands and the “VIOLYN" metal plate used
in their “Uprights" and PLAYER PIANOS. Our new cat-
alog will also be forwarded.
Favorable installment terms. Old pianos in exchange.
M. SONNENBERG . ,. , _ .
..lél(i)tN0 m Wellington Street
DressT 'm ' s
The best choice of Draco Trimming:L right
now while our stock to trash and lid
Amen the late IrrivIlI in this action are
broad “ obble” Bands. of Lace. Embroidery
and Beaded Nets.
Also beautiful Beaded Garultum and Gal-
loona now Io much in vo c. All-overload-
Id Nets. and All-over Nata in beaded
stitch design. for who. sleeves and drape rial.
erlmei‘Otil patterns in Tinocl and“e Silk
Braids. so well as the latest ideas in Girdle
Cords. Tassels. Beads. etc. for ItyliIh Spring
, costumes.
The N. E. Ryan 00.
so WdIltlnflnii Imot
imillldtl of BulaIIliI‘bttI" for than» - »
twat m «mono.
limlunvumsa
‘ w
r , 1 ill ‘1 w;
Pll 7
_ its *dorausdlag
pantry climactic wan "clout“
I w .
ilEOIOIiTlEI or me
Is till IT lilllTFfillll
Makes a GO'Cart or Baby Carriage Ilan'rrono. (loath, March lb.-—-'i‘liol
first hearing of the Joint committed an
anointed by tho lcgislature to lnvostlr
gate. alleged combinations to control
tho pilceu on nocossltios of life was
bold yesterday at tho capitol. Clan
onco licichsr and E. ii. Hemingway.
treasurer and sccrctury. respectively.
:‘oi the w. (‘ Mason Coal company, of
Hartford, appeared in respouso to I
summons. ’l‘hcy were replesouied by
i'Attornoy E. ii Hide. 0! this city.
Attorney Benjamin M. Holden ap-
lpsarod for tho comntitioo.1?‘ounssllor
iiydo said that his clients had been
ordered by tho committee io produce
books allowing the amount of coal ro
calveii by their Iompany since January
1. i909. and on build to data. To obvi-
ate the necessity of producing the
books, because it Would tulle several
weeks to get the desired information.
Attorney Hm submitted to the com-
mittee on u ct of a report of the in-
formation dcslrcd. which the commit-
tee accspicd. .
Representative Johnson of the com-
mittee asked for a report of the corn-
pany's purchases and sales by months.
The company promised to submit the
report Inter
Holden asked for a report of heights
from Jan l. i909, to date. “is there any
agroctncnt between local dealers?"
asked l-loldou of Mr. lielcllcr. treasurer
of tho company.
"We are under about the same 91-
ponsc pay about the same for coal, but
there is no agreement " was the reply.
”Do tho dI-nlors most and fix pricoafl’
"Wc moot ours and a while and int
ovor trade Ionditions but there is n
agreement about the price."
in rsnponsa to inquiries from Hold
on Mr. Belem-r stated that the tom-
pany was lncorporaII-d in 1906 and but
‘Iiet lured throo ditidonds. one of 6 pet
will and two of 3 per mm. such. 1
”is it not so.‘ ushod Roprosuntutivo
(‘halldlur of the committee. “that in
one instant-e when the stats. advertised
for coal bids all the dealers quoted the
sumo prices. and for that rcuaon all
\Icre rciootcd hi the (Nomplroilcrf ,
Mr llclchor said that this case was
unknown to him
if] loft-route to complaints on short
wI-ighta. Mr. licicbcr said that tho soul»
or of woigblsvnnd measures had all».
thority to stop a foam and load at any
limo. to take it to the nearest scales
and lo compare lilo weiaht with the
driver‘s slip.
Askod if this was pvt-r done. the trio
floss rI-plicd: “i think so but not M
oftcn us it should no dour."
'i‘ho company‘s not profit on coal, he
said. was from 2:. to 35 cunts a ion.
"is lbw-o any ullianco. direct or in
dll’t‘fl lutwm-II you and any irnnspon
iniioll company "‘
“XII. nil‘. 'llI- rI-plwl
NORWALK FIRE POLICE PINOCHL‘
Bylngton and Worden Continua tI
Lead by Over 10.000 Points. ,
’i'iu- tbirll atiiinp. of tho Norwall
Firc i‘oliI-c illillli‘lllt' tournament.
which was scheduled for last evening.
was placed and proved very Intercol-
lug. lll ordor that those who hard
boon unublo to be prusout for a past
sitting. sumo of tho Icarus piaycd moro
than onc sorted but night. and the
other foams will Intro their places at
some future sitting. Al the present!
IllnI- liylugtou and WordI-n load this
race by a margin of l0.00il points.
The scores to date are i
Btbumau and Andrews ......... it .286
James and Short .............. 41, 66
Miller and Keillor ............. lit-.15
liyiugton and Worden ......... I’ll.”
Miluo and Cornell ............. 34."
Golder and Marshall ........... 26.58
Flatt and Bodorland . ........ . .Il.02l
Wei-oil and Btrect ............ most.
The next sitting will be played 'l‘uca-
day awning. March 2i.
......... ....
SCHOOL EXHiIiTlONI.
'l‘ho first wool: in May the South
Norwailt public Ichoola will pin or-
hiblto of their regular school worla to
which the parents will be invited. Each
school will give also I public exhibi-
tion with an historical play and sec-
graphical lessons The purpose of thooo
Inhibits II to show to parents the wort:
of heir own rhiidron in the regular
och i subjects. which include lan-
guags and composition. arithmetic.
drawias. spoilins. band writing. his
tour. goograpby and phyIiology
'i‘dIoiicra and pupils arc already pro‘
paring materials and suntan for
thou Inhibits. which will bo hung up
ill lilo class rooms and balls tor tho
impaction of parents Ind other citi-
will.
VERDICT iN IXPLOCION OAII.
nos ANGELm. (fat. Mario 16 «-
'l‘lio coroner's Jury in the Timu build
ins dlIIItIr of October l, mu. altar
on adjournmcut'puac novel-Ii woslts. hold
ion yntcrd Iy and
"turned this folios'ln vsrdict: “Tito
'l'ildII buildino was aimed and I
float auditor of tits ompioyus solo
llod by an osbluaion foilowod in
iii-I, said prloaion twins sound by
high “mm color thus insatiabl-
iag g“. placod there by a party or put-
tissunitaowntotb this diary! ,
waillilNG'l‘ON. March ill Alum
thn have pretty Hacks Hucikom lotto6 II
husband "stunt damn"
Wormwood Labor has“ now
All."
island mas;
haulage lunacy from Holland.“
i m ..
on New
10 Big Specrals
“ring Merchandise
.7 DREBBEG. $4.98
All~ovsr Embroidcry l‘lrcaues.
regular 7, all sizes. Very
special for this day only. $4.95-
250 GLOVEI, 16o
Ladios' Gloves. blacit and colors;
regular tribe. (in sale iomor-
row. the
‘25:: HOGE, 19c
Ladios' light Weight lloso, reg-
ular 250..» For tomorrow 19c.
25c CURTAIN MATERIALS.
’ 19c YD.
New Spring color Curtain Ma-
terials. regular 25c. For this
day only. 19:: yd.
31.25 OH I LDREN’S DR E8853.
980
Children's new Spring Dresses.
made of fins dross gingham:
I‘ggular 31.25. For tomorrow.
9 ct, .m’wnr - ‘ MM,
boon apmintod in tho same capacity
If its
now".
‘ 1?:1‘1‘1 '1.
Hearscsstoou bum I99,
iieuuino‘ lloathorbloom .l’cttli.‘
cams. good value at 81.76. Foil
tomorrow only “990
60c BARRETTEB. 250 . ‘
Guaranteed llancties. regularly
50c. On sale 25c.
,2.
50c CORSETS, 39c
Our rsgulsl fillc Corsets. on said
tomorrow only. 39c. .’
20c oil. CLOTH. 10c YD.
\‘cry best 20c quality Tabla Oils
Cloth. for tomorrow. 10c yd.r \
25¢ a so. soon aun'Pusssci
500 samples on sale tomorrow.
i2c -
k, i.
. MIME} “
Smart, Stylish, Serviceable
CBS
is only another way of referring to our Footwear. made for I
the whole family.
Flynn’ 3 Boot Shop 90 Washington St.
R. H. FLYNN.
Proprietor
”v.- _-
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w. A. HANFOR‘D“
LOCAL AGENT FOR
VE
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Call phone 285-2 and Arrange for Demonstration
Bishopric Wall Board and Sheathing
Tho modern substitute for the old style lath and plaster.
hoops dry all the time.
liisbopric Wall Board is clean. sanitary and odorlesm
and cheaper.
3~8 inch thick.
Applied dry;
Better
in sheets 4x4 foot,
Being a non~conductor. it saves fuel in winter and keeps out summer
heat.
llishoprlc Sheathing for stucco
"are or lumbar.
We carry a largo stock of these
at once.
exteriors, nailed to studdlng in
is also first-class sound doadoncr under floors.
materials and can fill your order
For “.1315”. l:_i'lAl,l§-;_!,I~ HyfliTHORPE. 6 Boavlovv Ayn... do. Nomik...
INVEI‘erNT‘ 00. AND ILocK 00.
CONSOLIDATED.
Isms Pom-mm Rocoivor Will Act for
lath by 0rd» of tho Court.
On the application of J. Croydon
Tics. president of the Bridgeport float
Estate investment (10.. Judge Milton
A. Bhumey in Ibo Civil Buporlm
Court yeItorday authorised Attorney
Aibort E. Merritt. who Is the period
nont receiver of the affa’lro of the in-
voaimont company. to assume the roI
poncibiliiioI of tho Concroto Block and
Construction Co. The investment 00.
some time ago assumed the business
of the Construction Co. doing In with
out. lcgdl authority and without a low
transfer. Since tho consolidation the
investment Co. has gone into the
hands of a receiver. Undor the rut
ing of tho court Attorney Morritt II
also to act as molar. tor the Cour
structlon Co. W. H. it. DuBoiI and
Nathaniel ll. Janos. who were sp-b.
praise" of tho invoatmcnl (30.. have
for the Construction Co
Tho court has ordered that all crati-
twin or both companion file the
claim within four months. The props
city of both compact» to to be sold
together. .
CAMORM JURY IltlUlIO.
Vl'i‘leBO. ltaiy. March ib.--Aft¢r
much diMculiy. a .iury was wound to-
dig for tho triad of the as members at
Catriona. who am charged in var-
ious doarcu. with tho situation of than-0f
follow thiovoa. Bonsai-o climate Inc
the lltldir'g wits. Mario cutlnoilo Ducts»
solo. 'l‘ilcfou our com tart vacant whorl
“court. «mod youtsrda warp iiitdd
durin’gt I (pronoun. In two furor!
Lnoddioawliotm nleylaitl
wore a sworn in. m.u tho .iut
‘ ti. until
.33”me inn will-o Mural!
,th day it‘d Journey to Dublin. N31
I succumb
Lilli night the Music will Stock
Company gavel it second presentation
of "Little lord Fauntloroy" and again
pleased a large sodium. The story of
the plot. which is full of heart intomt.
is to wellknown to monolithic coma
meat. but “i" aplondid work of the or.-
cclloat out is dooorvihg of I great
deal of pulsations Modalins Delmar
a: Little Lord Fauntleroy handicd tho
part to orfoction. Mica Gloria Gallo.
Mica Ca lino Melts. Mr. carrot] 9a y
and Mr. John Flemming-i and Ibo oth»
er mombsra of the cast wary all ex-
continually good
Tonight and continuing for the not
of the wool: two of the most atlrac~
tivs moving picnic“ film: over seen
here will be shown in conjunction with
tho play. 'i‘hI Alana m of Rondo Bill
and ”wood Bill's oombl ad shows of
the Wild West and For It all will
bslivon in their entirety. entity ’II
Ieolrlmtho arena. Owing; to tho loadth
of tho doubts bill tho the curtain will
rise» It ii clock evenings and It 2
select: at tho matinee performanscl.
"billy“ the holy Thostor slices“ to
the attraction
wank. -
IICIITAIY M'VIAIH iii ”HON.
HORTON March it. -Seordtlry of
the 'l‘rsaaury IivVIIIh Ipont I for
limo-a at tho cuatom quIc any.“
commands with Coiiootor wl
announcsd for asst
Cart“. so also Inst Ior’o i '
ortbo Ubdlabor not Comma;
looked our the work: on tho Iowans
tom harm on that. usual. Min
no how his summer honiI on the “but
till Itood tho winter. ‘
MRI. WIYHINOTONQ wit“!
music Ina. lurch it. It Allo-
iiI Watchman. widow at ., .
Dr. doings Worthington. lo .;
isoopai IN: sop
initial, Yar y
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