F.'A LANE
Pure
Home-made
The choicest Chocolates and Ben
Boas, all the products of the up-
to-date bake shop. Ice Cream
parlor. '
iii—News Department
Maison Department
44-8—- ranch Office. Norwsik
‘00—- dttor's Residence
vase—lolly Edison nuisance
woman's FORECAST.
Fair and slightly colder tonight. Fri-
day fair with ri‘sin temperature. High
northwest winds lminishlng and be
coming variable Friday The distur-
bance that was centralln the Lake re-
gion has moved'esstward'snd is new
central near Eastport. Maine. it has
produced high winds and light rain in
the eastern portion of the Lake region
and New England. The warnings for
high southwest winds which were dis-
played yesterday along the New Eng
land coast were changed to northwest
this morning. The storm that was cen-
tral yesterday looming’ in‘ Texas has
moved eastward to Bavanah. Gs. it pro-
duced heavy rain on the, Gulf coast. it
will probably to out to sea south of
Hatteras. N C..
W.
Mrs. C. L. Thorpe is again confined
to her home in High street by illness.
Ladies' Auxiliary. A. 0. li.will meet
this evening in the A. 0. H. Hall. in
Wall street. " '- 4
-—-You are invited to attend the hill-
linery Opening iii the Boston Store.
See sdv..~ page four.
Mrs. Robert Welngarter, of Norwalk
has been visitln her mother. Mrs.
Seth Gilbert. is ldgetleld
Lester .l. Curglll. who has been‘ill
for the past week at his home ill
Westport menus. is much better to-
day.
Frederick Schaub. of Washington
street. hos secured a position at the
Norwalk store of the Homer 8. Beers
company,
~Hish Sch.» Orch. Miss Hoyt, so~
prano; Mrs. Benedict. piano. Fri. 24th.
... ,.-. .l v
Dennis Heron. of Stuart avenue, has
taken a position with the Norwalk
back Company. in the polishing de-
partment. ' ‘ ' ..
M
The town teachers will be paid for
the month of March tomorrow. when
the public schools will close for the
regular spring vacation.
Mrs. John D. Flint. of 91 South
Main street..is spending two weeks
with her brother, Thomas Hennessy.
of Newark. New Jersey.
Richard H. Golden visited Harry
Pepper In Hartford yesterday. Mr.
Pepper, who is ill. is not lmprmlug as
{not as his friends would like to have
m
A regular meeting of the Friday Al-
ternoon Club will be held tomorrow
afternoon. Match 24. at the South Nor
walk Conxrcsiitlonai Church. The
Stamford Woman‘s Club will be guests
at this meeting and since they will
arrive at 3. 15, members of the Fri-
day Afternoon (‘lub are requested to
be present as early as possible.
There was a little tr able in the 0d-
dity restaurant yesie ay about noon.
The chef. Fred Belchas s, who was en-
gaged a few days am' ad a disagree-
meat with the proprietor. with the re—
sult that the chef w lsoharsed. He
demanded a month's y and thin
«dolled a little disorder. The chief
of police was called and quieted the
she .
Ilrs. William Vollmor is antenata-
in: acorn y of l V friends at a
no he this a noon at the
midi.» at Music Hall. where "Billy."
an interesting comedy is being pro
seated this week. and this evening the
some ladies. together with their true
hoods. will be entertained at a whist
by Mrs. Volllner at her home on Crew
oats Terrace.
mentor and Children's Hair Dress»
inc and “anions-ills. at the Clifford Ho-
tel Barber Shop. , .,
he Woman's Christian Temperance
will hold o. Nest Dew birthday
Hrs. Perry Meek-
Lon Friday even-
lut. Ilsrch “Rim .j‘red Show will
An lift”
«its “Tulane ehlnt is sntloi
. em and closet will he“ sor-
vodaad ssooisltiuisoslimd. These
month? soolsls are open to the pub-
a very cordial invitation ea-
tosdsd to any interested in iii-per
sails work.
Us
assist at the holes“
or. iii amid
We write a , .
Automobile
«Insurance
Will gladlyexplain. Telephone 185-2.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
7Q WAIHINOTON ITRIIT. IOU?"
NOIWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONI 105-.
Park 8. .Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
I-IOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG ‘70!!!
FOR SALE.
NEW M CRUIBING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE sass. Apply“
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster shell Point. Norwalk
During Lent
is just the time to have those teeth
out that have been troubling you for
so long. then when Easter Sunday
comes the new teeth will be an appro-
priate accompaniment to the new unit
and hat which you have already plan-
ned for.
Remember, this is the place where
the teeth are made. to look as though
they “grew there." and where pain
and discomfort are reduced to the
minimum. Courteous treatment and
moderate prices.
Consultation free.
16 South Main St. South Norwall
Hours: a a. m. to 8 p. to. Ban-
dsys by appointment only.
The present style of dressing makes
attractive. well.-
lery necessary
t d durable Hos-
0 every womun.
Gordon Hosiery represents every
kind of Stockinuwtfotton. Lisle.
Silk Lisle and silk.
Ladies' Cotton and Lisle. 15 to 50c
Silk. 50c, 75c. s1. $1.50. 01.76.
Children's. 2 for 25c and 250
J. LM’ALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
at Washington at. Tel. «0
Pay
By Check
it is Safe and Con-
vonient
emu Accounts invited
General looking Dept.
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
OP‘N IATURDAV NIGHT
CityNationalBank
susmsss as arose svsnv
nonirv consumer
IANKINO
ital
"also.” in
sale Doss-it loses. II and I W year
«mus .nim am-
rososs'lsk u. ohms. ow vs.»
sunscross
I. H. Mathewson lsinusi Grumman
christian ownm Jolie H. Light
mm Isyi’iisur sue a. am"
TRANOADTI A I RIM. IANKIND
Wl‘l'l-l COUND
Carolus and Profits
rm
IDWIN" ll. ‘NATHIWIDN. Moo.
WILPIID IDDWCLL. Cashier
John H. Knapp J. Wallace Marvin
tools it. Mariam
W WMW Mm..M~t—a
Salvaior Citation
General Connector
» iiiiusil water work artists mos
ry wort; slid rook s'soavatigi't. lath
tastes cheerfully given on all some“
Dr. J. H. MALLERY -
the new suits.
at $2. so to $6.00.
$2.50 to $10.
The New Store
as Wall St. Norwalk.
The Home of .Hart Schafi'nen kl Marx Clothes
Boys’ Spring Clothes
, Values the Best Obtainable
We have just trotted out! the finest lincs‘of boys'
Spring Suits you ever saw! The handsomcst styles!
The choicest fabrics and
colors! The best thing you can do is to bring your
boy down to the store and let him try on some of
The best tailored Suits!
Knickerbocker Suits for boys 3 to 8. in sailor
and Russian blouse models. prettiiy trimmed. fancy
mixtures and plain color scrgcs, astonishing values
Double-breasted Suits for boys 7 to 17,.in greys,
tans. plain blues and Scotchy mixtures, the Sturdiest
clothes. splendidly tailored. Remarkable values at
Boys' Spring Hats and Caps. Blouses and Nook-
wears, Hose and Underwear. '
TWO STORES:
u SouthMaln St.
South Norwslk
"BONNIE" LITTLE CHlCK FEED
This is a home product. fresh each day. composed of old cracked
corn. millet seed. cracked wheat. steel cut eat meat. and only materials
that. grade in every respect up to our high standout are used. A com-
plete grain ration for little chicks. prepared eslmciully to meet the
needs during the critical period of chick life.
food which insure easy digestion and rapid. healthy growth.
(‘ontuins elements of
i honest-
ly believe it to be the best chick feed on tho market. because it has
all the good things that ilil' bust of tbcm have. with the added benefit
of being fresh. Which is lnost csscutinl.
Raymond
Brothers
"Fe
~ FOR FARM. GARDEN OR MOWER
“ IED-BRADLEY'S. MAPEB‘.
ER'S.-LAND PLASTER:
A8HE3.-—AlR SLACKED LIME
MANUEL TOIOMHAWH.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds otgits custom-
ers-r—lionnis Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry
LIOT-
CANADA
lT’S THE BEST—~Pnces ere Low—~—
isn’t That Good Enough?
SMALL POLLOCK. satra’nice .......
Largo No. 2 emit. 3 be. not dross-
ed .........................
Large. bright Herr-inn. 4 the. not
dressed ........................ 25c
Fiatiioh. 3 lbs.. not dressed . . . . ...25c
Woaiifion ..................... ice in.
Haddock . .................... do to.
Bluefish. 2 lbs. ................. ..25c
No.1 Smelt. 2 In. .............. .250
Gosling. Clams. opened ........ 40o qt.
Shani Mackerel ........1~ic
Ros Shad ....................... 20c
luck Iliad ....................... 16o
Lemon Bole .................. 10o lb.
salmon. Steak Cod. Halibut. Long
Clams. Round Clams. Grosnport 0y»
tors. [scallops
.......... e ihs. for 25¢ ‘(not dressed)
LARGE COOLING CLAM8 FOR BAKING
THE ONLY PLACE lN TOWN THAT HANDLES NOTHING BUT CIA
FOOD. COME HERE FOR THE FR‘IHEST AND IIBT w
Cutiiili’ 8 Bridge Fish Market.
TILEPHONE 10!.
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
33 loath Main so. tooth Namath
PRII DILlVlRY.
t
m. proofs are solicited.
New Spring Goods Are in
AND IIADY FOR YOU! INSPICION 'i‘l’t
To those who want the pick of the finest and newest goods produced
this season. we say: " ‘oino early” The styles we show will please
your eye The values we offer will please your pocketbodit. Call at
once and see our immense stock of
New Suits. Loni: Coats. Waists. Dresses. .
Skirts. Underwear, Hosiery
Gloves , - .
Lookers are Just so Welcome as some
The Paris Cloak 8t Suit iHeine
Jsa aid to m voua mm to
lilil II ilill illiil
WALL.
STREET. 10: ill a in ——Tlle
suing sales on the stock market today.
confined to small fractions and the
market was dull. Canadian Pacific
looped its previous hlsh record price.
selling at 21924. as compared with
219%. yesterday's best figure. St.
Paul advanced ”it. and Norfolk a Wes-
tern. Alchlson. Great Northern .Ore
Certificates. Great Northern pfd. and
Consolidated (ins Mg.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.-—The mar-
ket failed to hold its initial improve-
ment long, an attack on Missouri i’ncl-
tlc which sent it down to 50% weaken-
in; the whole list. When Missouri Ps-
Wciilc rebounded afterwards to 51%.
other stocks also hardened a trifle. but
the market became stagnant at the
higher level. Canadian Pacililic sold
sands/4. the highest. price in its his-
tory. American Sugar lost 1%.
WALL STREET. nonn.~—-'l‘rsdlng
throughout the morning was perfunc-
tory. with little effort on the part of
either‘thc long or the short interest
to sway the market. After a slight
movement either way stocks settled
dowu to a level which showed little
change from yesterday's close. irreg-
ularity of Missouri l’sclllc furnished
about the only movement in which
traders could make a profitable turn
and when this stock become almost
lifeless in common with other leaders.
speculation came practically to a
standstill. Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-i3msll sell-
ing orders were executed in the Hill
stocks and Amalgamated Copper and
they Went off a fraction. The general
run of active stoc ks. however was vir-
tually unchanged. A bulge in Bank
of Commerce. caused a belted inquiry
for other bank stocks. National City
Jumping 8 points.
SOUTHPORT MAN'S ACTiON
AGAINST TILYOU l8 HALTED.
i
”-—
Court Wants Proof That Paul Dayton
. Was Tllyou's Agent in Signing
Contract for Balloon As-
censlono.
The damage suit brought" against
Georgc C. Tilyou. owner of Steeple»
chase island. by Thomas Carey, of
Southport, proprietor of the Carey
Novelty linlloon (‘0. came to an
abrupt ending almost at the start.
The suit uas based on lill' allegations
that on August ill, .907. Capt. l’uul
Horton, ligcnt for Mr. Tilyou, entered
into a contract with Carey to make
is balloon ascensions. beginning Au-
gust 26. and for the following 30
duys. weather permitting. And it
was fill‘llwl‘ ugrced that Air. Horton
was to furnish a man its a helper. to:
fictllur iit'ltll rvl‘laill poles. barrels.
(‘li‘. Mr. t‘urci sucd lu recover
ilnulllizvs becausc on account of the
failure of Mr. lloytml :o lulflll his
part of the contract Air. t‘nrcv suf.
forcti n considerable less and also a
failure in do more llllul ll\‘(‘
slolls.
Thc plaintiff was rcprcscntmi
Attorucy W. \‘i‘. llclll. When Ml
Bent was proving the contract on-
tcrcd into between the parties Judge
A. ll. litters, representing tllc defend
not. ill hill (lcfcniic. ullcgcti that Capt.
lloytou was not Mr 'l‘ilynu's agent.
that at the limo of the trunsactiou it
Was the Bridgeport Simpler-liner (‘om-
psuy. and hc insisted that before the
“SCCD‘
by
case promotion that the plaintiffm-I'r
should first prove that Mr. Roylon
was Mr. ’l‘ilyou‘s agent. Attorney
flout admitted lllui the char hlld
come down to him and all the proof
on the point was the letter-paper of
Mr. Tilyoll on which use written an
invitation to Mr. t‘arcy about the
balloon ascension. which was illlllli'd
by Paul lloyiou. .ludac Scott said
that he would not accept tilc letter
head as proof. and until it was cs
tnbllahod llllll .\lr. lloylun nus the
agent of Mr. ’i‘lllon hc would not nd
mil as evidence the contract effort-d.
After some conference with Air.
Carey. Attorney ilcnl withdrew the
cascr
Judai- Scott got in one of his till
digs all some ntiolncl. The suit was
not brought oliglnnlly in Aiiornm
llcul, When informing the jury of
the iliiil‘nclor of tho (sec to find out
if nuy momhcr of the panel was in
ollaiblo to sit on the matter. he told
them that the complaint read tho
“Carey Novoltv llsiion (lo " The
pulse and no doubt that it was
meant f “balloon." and so down all
through the complaint
LECTURE. ON lTALY.
ovum-hm
Given by Rev. F. D. Torrey. in Nor-
walk Methodist Church.
Under the strapless of the Methodist
Brotherhood of Norwolk. a lecture was
given last evening in the lecture room
of the Norwolk Methodist Church. by
the Rev. li‘ ll. Torrey
Considerins the threatening wastller
in the early part of the evening the
lecture was very well attended. the
more being comfortably tilled A line
musical prosram preceded the talk.
which was on Rev Mr. ’rorrey' s trav-
els ihrouoh italy. its was listened to
with great interest so be reviewed the
many incidents of tho tourney and the
description of tbszoountry as he saw
and was impressed by it. The lecture
was very pleasing to the llrolnsrhood
and they feel gratified at the interest
that was taken in it.
l The Ladies United Whlsi Club was
to have been entertained this after-
noon by‘hfrs. (leer it. Von Alstyno at
her home in hsyv sw avenue. but the
meeting has been mslpoaed for a week
on account of Mrs Van Alstyne having
.qulnsy sore throat.
FOR SALE
IINDLI 00M. Wlii'l’l LIOHORN
sass FOR HATDMNG
ALSO bAY-OLD CHICK. .
liAlR OAK FARM
Dalian. Goon.
trend of prices was upward in the op-
althoush gains tor the most part were’
.3.
SPEAKING 0F.
Shirts
reminds us that we wish to announce the ar- '5’
rival of the peachlest Spring line over shown. gt ;
Double soft culls. with soft collar and with i f
collar hand. Regular neglisee. cost style. "P
with and without cults attached. Patterns and ' ...i‘
coloring are great. Fabrics are Madras. mu
Percale. Pan.» and lint!“ 311k 1. ti: .
$1- $1.50- $2
They are "LION BRAND." which voucher ‘1‘"
for quality. They are in the window. ‘ I . '
. -—-—-—--——-— lll'l [Wu J
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street '
The Children of Today Are the
people of tomorrow. Start thonl .
right. Take care that they see. .. .3:
light now that they may be ready .-
lor the w'orld s battles of tomorrow.
' , Let our physician. who is a Skill-
/ ed Eye Specialist. examine their
eyes. NO CHARGE; FOR EXAM-
l.\‘.'i'l‘l0.\'. and glasses prescribed
only if necessary. ‘
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.
Open Mon. & Sat Evenings
I iTHAMER
, Ocuiists and Opticians
TAPIOCA TAPIOCA
-—Granulated—- .—-—Pearl—-» . . ..
lOc-«lCheck 10c—l Check
Portal of all on the market We make a specialty of this sC'lplc tir-
ticlc of food and tho lcnller for title \v cell. 4‘
l softll SOUVENIR FREE to all pulclluscrs of our Tens.
Spices. ‘Etiit’lt’is e‘tc. ' . , 3 ~
Coffees} ‘3 J
«I
. The Union Pacific Tea Company
126 Washington Strict—Tel. 542-3 Free o'eum'y “ ' ‘
@flllli SP till S®
lilR lRllliY All] "SilllRllll.
Al lH All? SlilRi
. Very Beet Creamery Butter a pawl: 296
Pure Lard - . a pound F130
Warranled Eggs. - a dozen 20c ,.
Extra Fancy Potatoes a peck. 20c ;
Laundry Starch -’ a pound 3c _,
Magnolia. Clover or Star Milk ;.a can 100 .
Add’ Milk. full weight ' a can 9c 9
A&P Fanny Patent Flour a b
Adil’ Fancy Patent Flour a barrel 30
100 "amps has with l largo
Pure lsti‘sct. soon 'ut"""‘“”°
l‘
can I. Powderst
n...
so stamps with i lb. Tea at. . .soo so sump. with 1 lb. c ' so {Lass
so Itamps with i is. Tea at.. title 20 dtotnoo with i "am: ‘ atolls
as Itsrnps with l ib.‘Tsa at. . .soo 10 “amps with 1 ill. can. stifle
10 STAMP. FHII WiTH l CAN IMO! AT ...... .¢........iOu
.lHl Gilli it? ill flfllll‘illl
124 WAOHINGTON 3"» SOUTH MWALK
Tel. No. cos Pros Defies” 1... »;
Deliveries I: 30 s. in. and I: as p. in.
Mission. or on. sstsv. l)
WATERBURY. March dds-Ellis this '
not of Dr Edward F. Ashley...
young pit states. who ,f _. .
spinal doiti s a n ""1 “
land in New York _ , ‘
:{teznoon.oxa sold this site g ‘
s one s paras ‘
lildwsrd L Ashley. all m%:
The Rev. Dr. Albert 0.1; . . '
of the First Baptist Church. v:
and the fuss
lNdUROINTs AT OAIIIO.
AOUA Palm‘s. honors. Mom.
March 28. via Douglas. Ai‘ls «luau (L's.
oral. the vaults insurreclu leader of'
licenses. with a t at 225 men.
yesteidsy reached “$3M. s Southern
settle Railroad sis ion northeast of
srmosllln Is in immediate danger of
assault by the rebels. General intense
Torres has returned from Torus with
nearly a thousand men. which added
to the too serotonin: the city. elves
oil/Millie forced» the protection
of the sssitsl.
Norwalk Chronicler