Ii Nashlnston Itrsst.
Booth Nomik , .
Pure
Home -‘made
. The choicest Chocolates and Bon
Boos. all the products of the up
" Mate bake shop. Ice Cream
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‘ day for the first time.
lull NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonight. Sunday increasing
cloudiness and warmer. probably fol-
lowed by rain on Sunday night. Moder-
ate south winds. A large ridge of
high pressure along the North Allan»
tic coast is producing pleasant weather
with low temperatures east of the
Mississippi river. Northlield, Vt.. re-
ported two degrees below zero. A
trough of low pressure extending from
North Dakota southward to Western
Texas is producing cloudyland unset-
tled weather with l i showers be
tween the Mississipp . river and the
Rocky mountains. This area will
move eastward and produce in this
vicinity a rising temperature and in-
creasing couldinesa on Sunday and
probably rain by Sunday night.
TEMPERATURE Aymfl AGO TO-
DA .
Liw. 53; .high. 77.
Temperature:
Partly cloudy.
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Miss Agatha Hayes, of Belden ave-
nue. has returned to her home alter a
several day s visit With friends in You
kers,N .Y.
Thornton Prowitt of Norwailt. has
returned to his home alter spending
the winter in the Carolinas and other
southern states.
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George Fyles of Cross strsot. Nor-
walk, is spending the day in New York‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘
city, calling on friends and attending
to some business there.
Grace Crowe. daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Willis ii. Crows. of New Haven.
is a‘guest‘ot her aunt. Mrs. James ‘
Golden, oi Fairfleld avenue.
"Ilorules. Derbles. O'Brien
The town stone crusher on New
town avenue has been at work all 01
this week and is turning out much
stone for use on the roads in the
spring. 1
heater .1. Carglll is improving nicely
at his home and it is expected that he
will soon have fully recovered from
his illness He. was able to sit up to
A rehearsal of the Court Narruk F.
of A. degree team will be held March
29 to prepare for the sing to Port
Chester on the slant the doth. when
the local team wil initiate p. class.
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improvements ’are being made about
the ease in F. A. Michel a store. The
once is to be enlarged and other im
provements made. A force oi carpen-
ters started the work yesterday after
noon.
--Ladies' and Children’ s Hair Dress-
ing and Manicurlng, It the Clidord Ho-
tel Bprher Shop
An adjourned meeting of the city
council will be held Monday evening.
.ror tile purpose at «considering the
ploposed "Gibson Court." in cenaec
tion With the cattle: up into building
lots the Ely estate property at West
and Clay streets.
Colonel Russell. oi the Nomlk Ho- '
‘ til. has again come to the rescue ct
“ the Horwailt Board of Trade and the
mound smelter of this season ‘tvlll be
held in the hotel nation on next. Tues-
social Altair. This time on-
furnished by a -
s pill likely in s
to euros
will its 'plpntttui and re
‘ t will
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‘ on ants em 16 oulaA.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
day ovanins. March filth. The last
. am was held the latter part of Feb-
patty. 'and proved most successtul. be
74 WASHINGTON STREET,B SOUTH
NORWALK
TELEPHONE 165.2
Park 8. Tllford’s
DeliciousCandies‘
-—_»IOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER'S‘
DRUG OTOII
FOR SALE
NEW 80x! CRUWNG LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 0350- Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Water shell pendulum-la
Artificial Teeth
A well-fitting set of teeth is better
than a poor set of natural ones.
If the teeth are so much diseased
that they cannot be saved. they
are better out. as such teeth im-
pair the general health; food can-
not be properly mustlcatad and
prepared for the stomach it the .
teeth are aching. tender and brok-
en. 1 am‘ especially prepared to
meet the demands of list roofed
and sensitive mouths. and those
who are using teeth made by me
can testify to their serviceable
qualities
J. H. MALLERY
18 South slain St. South Norwalx
Hours: s a. to. to 8 1!. ll. sna-
days by appointment only
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Easter”?
Cards
Full line of Cards. Booklets.
. .- +99%. 5.9.}? {50° ..
POST CARDS
ll for Se. 2 for be. So and We each
80o Window Display
J. I MALLETTE
WU Will-so Dawson)“.
88 Washington St. ‘I'al.
By Check
It is data and Con-
vsplant
sms’u Accounts invited
General aspiring Dept.
South'lilorwaik
Trust Co.
one sAruaoAv atom-
starts; ”W" storm; TR
iiillil iii WALL Slim 9
The Home of Hart Schsffner & Marx Clothes . - . - 1 ,
Young Men’s Clothes
All young men s Clothes must have style and so
many makers. in pursuit of style. slop over and show
merely want of taste. Not so with Hart Schai‘i‘rler 8r
Marx Clothes for young men-Ahoy are tasteful to a
degree-refined in lino-smartly youthful' ln cub—and
tailored to hold their shape. ‘
What's more, we have the knack‘of picking the
Right weaves and colors for our young men friends—
you’ll find our Spring selections are great! Some-
thing ior every taste!
SPRJNG OVERCOATS. $18 to $28.
SPRING SUITS, from $18 to $30.
Other good makes as low as $10.
The smartest hats in town—.wide
and nifty soft hats—$2.00 and $3.00.
brim derbics
Spring Shirts, Neckwear. Gloves. Hose.
i‘li.i{";Ha
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Two srouns:
The New Store
as Wall St.. Norwalk.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
B First iahuality. last in price. alwaysvln the minds of its custom.
sn-Bonnis Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
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Raymond
Brothers
Hoopla: ed the sides:
too of Court
America. will hold an Inns
in: tomorrow sitsrnoon.
You Can Get It
LAaoi oosLmo cLAMa roa ultras
ws TAKI PR")! in HAVINO‘THI LAnoss-r mo
MINT 0F IIA FOOD IN TO
Clears Bridge Fish
TILIPHONI 10..
The snulvers y celebration comm ’tb
W01 .
rtaat lnssc- Party's! "What .3.
mulch:
lilo
.wlmamr "to. .
s oops is!
curb where they are that!
‘ very clean. 1
“canola. narrates.
mushy; ,
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”BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK FEED
This is a home product, fresh each day. composed ol'old cracked
corn. millet seed. cracked wheat. steel out oat meal. and only materials
that credo in every respect up to our high standard are .
pletc grain ratios for litilgpchicits. prepared especially
needs during the critical parlod of chick life. We "
food which insure easy digestion and rapid. healthy gro t ,
it believe ’it to he the beat chick feed oil the market.
all the as... things that can beat of ram have. with die
of being fresh. which is most. essential.
Salmon. [steak Cod. ‘
Clams. Round Clams. Gmaport Oys-
14 South Main
South Norwalk
“fertilizers
FOR FARM. GARDEN 0N PLOWIR
BED—BRADLIY'B,
ENS-LAND PLATTER:
ABHES.—A|R BLACKID LlME
MAPII'.
insist on Getting the Beet ' Sea Food
Here
Lat-gs. bright Herring. 4 lbs.. not
dressed
Flatlish. 8 lbs. not dressed .......2So
Wealdlsh 10o Ill.
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WN.
l “with! the ,
'i‘hs merchants have be on s partyc
, coop. rats with the street osml'uissioo. sail-aw rlds'to "it“ Mi .
or in his idea of having a new under limit
A com-
meet the
LIST-
CANADA
stereos. ........
Halibut. Long
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WALL master. 10:10 a. trim-Tho
flock market was min extremely dull
odsy, with barely enough, orders at
{the opening to keep up an appearance
:or business for more than a tow mite
‘utes. Almost all the standard stocks
were either unchanged from last
.uight's quotations or showed only
slight fluctuations. The only marked
change in the list was that in General
Electric, which declined a point.
WALL STREET 11 a. m.——Smali
progress was made downward. but the
recessions were trivial. aside from Mis-
souri Pacific. which declined from 52%
to 51%.
WALL STREET. Close—The mark-
‘et closed dull with a number of nomin-
al declines Trading fell to absolutely
insignificant proportions in the latter
part of the session and the market
was almost isnturless except for some
slight activity In Missouri Pacllic and
Western Union, the latter showini; a
degree of strength.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Patrick Mahoney. of Winnlpauit. was
discharged yesterday after receiving
treatment.
Mr. Brown. of South Norwalk. was
admitted to the hospital tor treatment.
Thoroughly up to date. Your In-
spection Invited. Everything San-
itary and under glass.
Visitors always welcome.
John G. Baur
Fomsriy G. Friedrioh's, i
Tal 373-8. flAlLROAD AVE.
flww W.
St.
Delicatessen ,
' BUY
Hazelton
COAL
I The s. liershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 29!. 122 Water at.
Youths and
Old Youths :
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Before deciding on that SPRING SUIT, see our snappy garments.
They're right and so's the prlcsw—Ilo, .16. $13, $20. 022. 025. ‘
if you want t Suit dilfersnt from the other fellows. look “film:
llles. Say “Give me the sample," then no one can get a Suit.
like yours. Six days to make a Suit cut to your particular ideas.
as you want it. $18.00.
sumac oxronos—ssso. 34.00. g" 3 t “
usotloce enters—soc. 31.00, ".50. $2.00. 2: 2r
HA're. CAPS. ruamsumos. . , u v‘
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street "
Phone No. Is now 11854 _ 1.. ‘ “.-
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LIEBMANN’S.
EHRET’S
a»... .
CITY. —-Oiier
FOR SALE
trout 6 to 10 years old and weigh
lug trom 1.000 to l 5.00 lbs. each.
included in the lot are three large
horse teams and one team of
mares. ti single horses. dapple
prays. bars and brown: 2 light rar-
riage horses 2 rubber tired run-
obouts. single “and double trucks
and harness These horses have
been worked hard for the past two
years and would malts grand
horses for an kind of country
work. and will sold very cheap.
Will give fair trial and terms to
moonslbie buyers. We have ar.
ranged to have all our timber de-
livered at our doclt during the
summer months. by llahters and
barges. and hate no further use
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LUMBER YARD 437 EAST
”34! STREET. NEW YORK
18 Young Werk Horses
iF YOU WANT SOMETHING REAL NICE JUST TRY ANY OF‘
THE ABOVE NAMED BEEHS.
A‘EBeckmann & Co.- "
as a as WAsHme'rou er. PHONE no secret hoswALl‘t“ .
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turns lullulllls.
Mrs. Martha smith. .
Mrs. Martha Smith. widow of the
late Captain Edgar Smith. died yester-
day at her home in City island. New
York. She was well known to the old.
er residents of South Norwallt. her
husband having been a brother of
George W. Smith. of Ely avenue. A
nephew of the deceased. Game Warden
Wilbur F. Smith. went to New York
this morning. to make arrangements
for the funeral services. The remains
will be brought to South Norwalk for
interment.
William H. Hubbard.
William H. Hubbard. for many years
a resident or Norwaik and very well-
“Wflk 3' "’- ior more than two teams. which
Gosling Clams. opened . ..40o at. can do all our worlt.
spam-u Mackerel .......... ......1se locum "mt—Tol-tmmflm
N0. mu u........‘i.:..........300.fl
IuokOhsd.........,.......... ..14e
LCM." '0‘. .ss-A.ue..u..'rnu1“ Lbs
Roger Lndlow. Twin City
1 Nugget 8. Little Gem
£16588
NANUFAOTUIII
Spauldiag’s
Base Ball Goods
NOW IIAD?
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1 “Will-AN“ LJNIN WRITING
”PIMNIIW ‘
We Are“lt”
a. J. nifuows
known died at his home 46 Franklin
avenue this morning. The tunoral sen
rises will be held flora his late home
on Tuesday afternoon at 3: to p. at.
Roy. J 3 Werner will emulate and in-
terernsnt on toilet: in Norwalk Com
story. Mr. ‘iiubbard was one of Nor:
walk‘s best known colored residents.
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James Howiay.
James Henley died this morning at. .
tor a short illness. The funeral ser-
vices will he held from the horns oi his
slotsclolaw. lira. Ellen Henley. oi
(iontar street. .
MNKING TUNNIL IN GHQGAOO.
OHIOAGO. Hamil Iii;--By special ‘
permit at the War Dona rtmsnt. at
Washington. the Chicago river is to be
blocked to all tram tomorrow while
two taps. silt hoisting casinos and soil ,
men owl as the llslslle onset tunnel
into place and sink it to its permanent .
losingt lacs. so test below illusor-
ri'm. By seen today every
«his will he in place and every bait
sum one error in the hands
.lin st thahip memos.- slang: r
so
Mom M
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will“... Sm...
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