MM“ Mali! Mali. 0’ duo
. law Rochelle, yesterday.
"""Wiiism‘J. Bindery, the wellumown
barber, has taken it position with
Charles Kitchoubunln. oi Main street
A Complain. «torment ht inmo-
‘NAMs, MAosIs. enters. DiM-
rrv. FOULARDS AND 9
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horsemen um Aron hard; or ..
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immersion HOTEL BLOCK.
l scorn nosxvsllii
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oa—Businsss Department
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g be ‘Climnx couch is advertised in
the Reed adv.
Pride of Court Narrnk. F. of It, will
meet this evening.
George Knapp, of Stamford, is spend-
ing the day in Nor-walk on business.
Miss Crossmnn. of Mount Vernon,
was it visitor in Norwalk. yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur 0. Wheeler" of
Arch street were recent visitors lna
Bridgeport
W F. Wigmore & Company are sd
vertislng Jessie Roullons ilenuty out-
lit for 1..00 See adv.
Mrs. William F. ID(kW00(l, of West
Marin street, spent Saturday afternoon
with friends in Bridgeport.
‘" visitor in Norwu
, ihdok oi the grip. is very much improv-
. ing a few days vocation from their du-
JPete'r Foley. A! Bridgeport; well n
k yesterdsy.
Bonded tho clstis initiation of the K. of
W
Mrs. F. W. Whitlock. of Union eve:
one, who wps seriously ill with an at
W
John (intieridge und Edilsrd Barbee.
of the Darker Motor Works ore enjoy
ties.
Miss Clsrn Stone. of Norwslk is the
guest of her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. 8. Warren, 24 Well avenue,
Dallbnry.
Mrs. James M. Crosgh. who has been
very: ill at her home in Main street
With an uttuck of the grip, is much im.
proved now.
u.
day morning. Mother and chi
doing nicely.
. , ' m
Mrs. Hurry Cliney, of South Main
street who was operated on lost
Thursday at the Norwsik Hospital is
doing nicely.
d are
The entertainment committee of
Eureka Lodge will meet this evening
with Mrs. F. 1‘. Lyon, No. 10 Henry
street, South Norwslk
Frederick Seoileld. driver of the
chemical wagon at the 'Pntnsm Hose
company. is confined to his home in
Clay street with illness. 0
V Attorney George Skeuo. of Taylor &
Jenkins‘s'oihce. Stamford deported
Regular weekly drill of the. Sixth
Compnny. C. A. (1., will be held in the
Armory tomorrow evening.
The Norwnllt Fire Police pinochls
teams will assemble this evening for
another sitting in their tournament.
Miss Annie (truth, of Main street.
run a needle ill her hand in the Ruin-
cont Works. last week. The member
began to he troublesome nnd yesterduy
she was attended by a doctor.
.loiin'J. Powell, who has been seriv
ously ill ill the home of his brother.
William .1. Powell. of Spring Hill. llill.
surprised llll-l friends yesterliuy by ('Ulll- ‘
lug out. lie is very much improved.
The M. Schoenberg Piano Company
um only too glad to show the famous
Galiler piano to nil who cull.
piano flint can reproduce Wanner mn-
sir us it should be. See ndv.
'I‘envnls courts are being laid out on
the spurious grounds of "Highwood."
which is owned by A. W Morgan. 'l‘lle
pines will he set with flower mounds
and will he one of the finest in those
parts. .
Hurry E. thchester. town clerk, of
Wilton, was taken suddenly ill recent
iy. lie suffered a bad attack of hem-
orrhage from the nose, but after no at»
tendunce oi llr. W. J. Trneey liniil‘0\‘~
ed and is now entirely better.
The ladies' Aid Society Sewing (tir- .
ii in ”‘0'
Saturday. for Bermuda. He will be
away two or three weeks.
Miss Catherine Cantrell and Miss
’Mnlnie Sheridan, of Wilton avenue.
spent the Sabbath with relatives in
New York city nnd Brooklyn.
\iiss ('nthorlne (‘onnell and Miss
Mummio Sheridan, of Wilton liven-no.
spent the Sabhnth with relatives in
iNew York city llnd Brooklyn.
Arthur Anderson, of the trolley line.
is the proud father of s bright little
girl, which was born Sundsy evening.
The mother and child are very well.
0
l Mrs. Mury Hownrd, has returned to
her home in Elwood place. after swish.
with her niece. Miss Edna llOwurd. at
Mt. St. Joseph's seminary. in Hartford.
i George Csvhnnugh and John Smith,
who are tho only two men to phry for
lhe selond one in the Nutmeg tourllu
meat will cross cues tomorrow night
..... ..._. AA AWN“...
i Lieutenant and Mrs. Daniel Hart, of
New York. are the guests of Mrs.
linrl's penguin in Win‘lllpuuk. Mrs.
lHurt was formerly Miss Lizzie ()‘Donl
neli.
l lieGrund Raymond, of Norwnlk. who
has been sojourning in’anboro. N. it.
for some time past for his health, is ox~
period to return to his home some
itlme this week.
A regular mention of the K. or (2.
lid on f
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. . ‘
Charles Beers, of Holden piecei Sirius
cle, of the First Methodist Episcopal will he held this evening in the pint.
Church. will meet tomorrow afternoon house in West avenue. Matters in roll-
at 2 o'clock, with Mrs. A. l). Wads- section with the Inner which is to op-
worth. to Grove street, and at 3 o‘clock en in the near future will he. discussed.
there will be it special business meet-1
log.
Welcome Stranger louse, Sons 0t
8t. Georle, will meet this ereniux in
their rooms in MIln street The crick-
et ieIln‘ practiced on hot Bnturduy and
tonight there will be some interesting
reportllfrom the progress that the men
are rushing.
"The wonderful Aladdin home is
being demonstrated this week at Still-
son 8: Powell's drill store. it sur-
pluses any known light and costs less
than kerosene oil.
llocsl i‘urponiers' Union. No. 716
will meet improvising in their rooms
in Willi street. A delegation from the
Bridgeport local will be present Inn
businesstof importance will be trans
~ lictod A full Ittsndsuco of the them
here is requested.
John P. Wilson. of Day nlroni. tile‘
efficient caretsiror or the South Nor-
wIlk imnklnx institution‘s. hss lust ro-
mnmi from liaisons. North CIrollnI.
.ws ere he visited I week with his nur-
whom he (i _ am“ he“
Early yearn? ,. ‘ "
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W“
"rho Fluids" 0800 touring cur wII
tried out "qu” for the bottom of”
shoot lilo dollars on the bill It mu;
siii'dii ens. “will!!!” "iii: ‘iilr ‘im
it”
loud of fin glimpse” up the hill on
in it nor is
pellet-rushes
hunt «short, is wonderful
mm
John T McCormick, of New York
I
Icity was the guest of relatives in Nor-
walk yesterday. He was I former loo.
tur er of Catholic Union Council and at
tended the class Initiation in Look-
wood' 3 hell
l The state has IlreIdy begun to im-
prove the higthy depIrtment of the
state. The work was begun It the An.
derson place. and will he continued to
the Wilton line. A top dressing of
gravel is now being put on the road.
George F. Holloway. of L'Hsmmock
, island has just purchased another mo-
tor host. AI he is n ihrhrsr spd be
louse to Mecca incite. he will more
the beat “him notice will be
given of tlid elitists ”of the host.
to which his neighbor‘s" Ind friends in
Norwsik are invited. lie bII msde It»
plicirtion for membership in the Nor-
wnik Yacht Club. this you.
i at. Mn)" 9 Y M.C .wlil place on or
make it comfortable had good springs.
highly perfected.
stroni and double. you will want one.
12-18;NOHTH MAlN STREET
Till? {MW
recipe for the up pastry
ror shortening: Allow a quarter of s
oupfui of oil for every four cupfuls or
. hour. A testimonial of pukinwowder
. . lshould be mixed with the flour
, . " iund the all added to cold water and
A‘ bill, roomy. well- -proportioned, Well eucl
Our line of Carts is the cart in which ihese points have been most
When you no how attractive in appearance our line of certs is. and how
We have a variety of styles and prices that will suit all lioycls.
The A J. COLLINS COM ANY
l
Optician
O. D. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL eraser
snowman
shows its.
Merrill N
South Norwalk
ALL ENGLISH BRANCHES-
Thoroug‘hly Taught. at
ight School
Stsmiord
Port Chester
Neckwear
lu r‘nlloy'Noekwesr we are exhibiting some of the
most charming things you have ever seen in Stocks.
Dutch Ind Byron Collars. Ruchings. Folds, Embrolr-
and and Plain Laundercd ColtIrI. sin.
The greatest interest just now centers around the
.ininty Flchus Ind sluart Sailor Collars. of which we
haves large Ind \‘uriod assortment,
The N. s.
86 WIshinxtou 8m
Ryan Co.
‘ .givo their owner no trouble in
l stirred in The poetry should be rolled
out two or three times, snd‘bskod at
loose in a hot oven on account a the
linking powder.
it I a question which is the more
pop or for trimming, bandit or lace,
but it is quite certain the heads are
[newer and very beautiful and that
every woman who. knows how is using
them and those who don' t are buylns
them on rosdy-rnsde clothes or employ-
ing some expert noedlowonlnn to em-
hloidel: them for her. Every woman is
wearing heads.
The mother who to thoughtful of the
physical well being of her children be-
gins when they are very young to cone.
for their feet—mot only to see thin
footwear but shut. the nails on their
feet are as carefully csred for us the
nails on their hands. Fleet cared for
in this wsy from the beginning will
inter
life
Pierced silver trimmings are a fos-
_ true of the newest leather novelties.
this springwnot only of shopping bags
but of the smaller pieces.
The round and square collars which
reach almost to the waistline at the
back are of French origin and consid-
ered very smart.
The stunning silk shirtinxs that are
shown in the shops of women s apparel
are not in design unlike those of silk
and linen in the their 8 shops. Stripes
predominate and are very smart in
width and coloring The garments also
are made almost exactly stiller—sleeve,
lilooket. collar and straight side seam.
The marquiseitcs and wool voilos
seem to be taking the plsce altogether
of chiffon for innlcs and all other pis—
ces where one has had of important
materials.
Even the skirts of the tailored units
have I suggestion of the Empire st
their wulstllnes. bean slightly raised.
and it is discovered that. a large num-
ber run won: them becomingly.
Boiled-white. Chinese-blue. brick
orange Ind similar homes of color-inns
convey to one s definite idea of what
these colors may be and seem for more
sensible then the queer names that
dive no hint. of the colors to which
they are attached.
it is said that. ll the icing on I cake
does not her-don sufficiently a slight
crust can he formed over thesuri’oce
by setting the lost in the oven for a
low minions.
inconspicuous lint pins are indeed a
novelty: but us the huts themselves
make up for this look. perhaps it is as
well that the fasteners of the iniy
colored headgear so soon to Input“ in
most quullllues are. so sllssii and plain
as not to attract the least notice.
The various shades of pink are high-
ly favored at present. including such
miles In lobster. crate. mrsl and col
mon. not to mention the veritable
sine tor the shade known as Helen
p n .
The separate uuilnpe. usually oi
plain not or chiffon. though it is vu-
rlously mode of point d'esprlt. lace or
dot-embroidered materials as well, Is
among the necessities of the toilette
“11th days of low necked gowns; for
not. all weather Ind occasion! um suii~
able for the Ipponnrncc of bore neck.
and gowns are for more practical it
they have comiortsbleund suitable
2m ‘ “
provided with these little accessories.
Among the handsome white serge
suits of the approsclring season, there
Ire none more strikinlr in»: those
Norton-1'6 hummus.
The Notice to Mariners for March 11
contains the follostihlr of special inter»
est in these sisters:
ill? 10? Ill!!! MIDI" Mu ihll ywii
with the Cine. Dudley com
assent. N H. Tho turn so t'v’l'ili be
Whit; with mIroon iri mi
“MUS
is;
«some the meet for the Ir raisins“: to
outer-y oi, thhtf‘ssdlnp not»
on mired stovesM Ind 6two
' 4"” of the
Connectlent—«ionneotlcut River»
l MIMI Mlilhiod. Msrch l. 10.11. hero
dl'lbi toforc reported discontinued for the
inlet. Wm blind its
use "in:“
M
luswnosoriptioh to reIll:
"Willa.
'ociIxonIl. pyrImidsl.
Willimfisr "self” “a? .
onu-QQPNWI.
and “WM
mlrill‘m mlslInd l
of List-“Add d crlption: “'i‘Ill
handsome {‘6 , ..
about. Mimit ‘i . g ' -
oombnlcoill , ‘ it"
b feoi W ly (refill
ll‘i‘I‘inr-oslc‘gb
I throw
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UNWRUPULOUS METHODS ..
In not the itlnd to lumen I
business or Mike people pupil:
lar.’ For those reasons. if for
no others. we would not pm
tlco them So \ou can safely
depend upon the neutrino hon
esty of Ill our wort. You will
find thst we use good msterials
do our work skilfully. and tire
was" in all dosiipss.
w. A. trauma
’2 NORTH MAM 0T.
poms-r KW
trim. in Who» Husband or... Joins
t . Him in crest Isyond.
i OULLNRD. March 3!.w'i‘be dosh.
hm BIiurdIy of lfilflr DIvis wII rot.
whose trim‘irlings are in the new and
appealing berry shades: this comhlns-
tion with the creamy surge is decided-
ly retooling.
“'9‘! child was burned terribly
inherit the fsce neck and chest. I I9
plied Dr Thomss' Eclecirlo Oil. The
pain ceased Ind the child sank into I
restful sleepy-Mrs Nutcy ill. Hun-
son. Hamburg. N. Y.
There is comfort inexpmeslhly in
chring the little lists that sit so low
on the head as to preclude the neces-
sity of tar pins: in feet tt would be
impossible to use pins with urcm. they
can the had so closely.
illilii outwith
to pick from.
. and convenient for you to do so.
‘ something new. novel and clever to show you.
different. 1' ”
You Ire welcome to dome in II m In is 9'.
Each time you skill we limit ii“
Always comer 5"
Flynn s 1500i: Shop 90 Wuhlnston‘
11".}! FLYNN; Pryprietor
Wagner
Music "
is so full of chromatic successions that his
almost unplayable on ordinary pianos. This
has been proven by artists of note, who
have tried various instruments both in
concert work and m the studio. Wagner;
used every known trick that the piano oi: ‘
his day could accomplish.
On the GABLER PIANO Wagner
music can be reprodubed as it should be. '7
it has the genuine fulness of tone. and the
power to hold its notes as long as the finger
. stays with the keys, sending forth a mel-
odious echo that rebounds into rythmiclg.
harmony. A most enjoyable treat to lovers
We are only~too glad to
show this superb instrument to all callers.
of good music.
We sell them on easy terms.
M. sounsussso
PIANO
co. '
104 Washington. St.
Smart. Stylish Servrceah
.‘ M #1.: “
is only another way of referring to our Footwear, made for
the whole family.
Musrc“
lowed yosterdsy by tilIt oi his wife.
{who It the time oi hei- hnshsnd's deIih
min with plIurin. There will ho I
input ’in commits
virus
will“ ”In. flauntsfi three
on Wigs ill-:96 1m.
(lliii‘MiQ M" h 28.-Tlre race
slide up Site Art institute.
All“! ”his! 6 on the invasion”
to disrupt s Mel“. In I white
who had been recently employed so I
imaged reinssd to l ~. .hii
sin c ‘ ‘ .
the who or It to 5 ll
turd been tslt'sh rollover! the situstlon
double tupgui Wedpendsy Ind inter; l
i!“ Bluflfjfidfli
udterImiil . *l Phones“
wuss volition it
Militias ‘fiiil‘fisdsy”! Isidrdoy
were, Hut. If
my”k
Im Knsys
All invalid
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