oi Wlohlnhton stmt,
. Booth Nomik
Chocolates
.39“ Bane
- Home-made, handy
‘ BreadCakei’les
Lane's “ ‘
Pure Ice Cream
iii NEWS .
HULL. PRICE sass. Apply at
IVINING" seminar TILIPHONI Anderson's Launch ,Worlls
“LL" Oyster shell Point. Norwaik
nd—Iueinese Department __ 1
our—News Department ~ "" r-
od-aA-Iranoh Office. Network
090 -ldltor's".fioaldanao
mas-cu: Editor's Residence
M u-n‘w , . : . «Agate—~—
WEAT RF RECAST.
For Norwallr nominate: Fair to-
night probably. fair Wedneoday. Cold-
er tonight. High «went winde'diminlsh-
lug tonidht. The atomihnhwaa cen-
tral over Michigamestprday‘ morning
has moved eastw ‘ ‘ and isnnow con-f
teal over Maine. it, produced .solno It
hi “hi “him: “‘°h““°'i‘"”"
a. ' s ow , ' n wee;
ther and'lowar temmryuwnother
disturbance is central \ i‘s'iaorning in.
Kansas. '1 ..
t
reunite-runs. evuaalt one To.
Lo'tv‘.‘43;’ high. 54.
Temperature;-
Partly cloudy.
Extra specials at the Great A. it P.
tea store. "'
7d WAQHINQTON STREET, SOUTH
W
DeliciousCandles‘
F. H. 'BAXTER’S
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to every detail.
has enabled me to meet the require-
ments or conditions which are difiicult
or unusual. ,
branch of dentistry every day. and no
one need dread the extraction of a
tooth alter trying my method.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
. . NORWALK
venomous lea-2
M
\
ark a Tilford’s
e-UOLD AT—
DRUG .TDII
FOR SALEM
new seas cil'mamo cannon
Why is ._
Painless Extraction
A REALITY iN MY. OFFIOEl:
First:
Second:
My system is a perfect one.
1 give personal attention
Third: Twenty years' experience
Resulta prove my ability in this
18 South Main St. South Norm
Hours: s a In. to I not. ann-
me by eppomtlnent only.
A monthlyrheetlhg or the harbcrii'
Union will he held this evening. '
In the iglmr adv. you will liud sug-
aostlonsdor houseclewuutimen gist-
ter read-it. , g 3”“ 5
a
, Earl Edmonds."ot the'tlosers' end”
Btevenee Norwallté‘dtoro is. confined to'
his home in Southiq-Norwaik today. ,4
milk
’ MVP!»
‘il
Walter» Torrey
last night trom
University, Hamil
the spring vncatloili‘l'. .3 "
The Ibol tourn .. .
even in St. Marrow... . 1 . as not,
been definitely denim who winner:
.the opening gamer. "k
:l W' ' 4 ‘9'"
~For a library dream iamthe
Aladdin is superior to any hing. You
can see it. allthis weehet Htillson I
Powell‘s drug store. . - .
"i
W . . . . . . .
The Fairnolth ‘Countyxtiavlnxe Built
has declared avdivldend attire rote oi:
four per cent. per annum. payableoa
and afifi' April ii). 491.1. , . .v .. . .. .
Ire-tor J. Carglll, who ii ill at the
home or his sister in Weetport'avo-
one is anion improvedtoday end will
prohahi‘y he able to be out by the end
or the week. . . .
._ i
The Norwelll Athletic club. with
rooms .in the near or. Monte Cristo
Pool parlors will enjoy a turkey sup
nor in the lunch room of the place
on Thursday night» .i 1';
i m
”file annual presentation ot the Den»
1 cahiate will he made at Trinity
' l church‘s” Sunday even
i“. when the choir will sing "Olivet
to Calvary" Mounds.
iDr. bury '0.’ erdf’r’eturned home
to Ben Nor . h lestrovoning iron I
very enjoys to. our w a stay on the
isiead'ot armada. $3 re load
the trip for the hen ”t
t
a
h
. e r e
h in; l‘lelalth
n thochan waelnoet as es
s. d all he
'-li‘lrst and second cguellty Braids.
Puma. and Switches. athlete line oi
‘ .tallea to match col-
“ Imall Aooountp Invited
.r. .—-.
Batter." '
i .-.l.
l".‘\"’ 5:. i ‘U
Full one" ‘6?" Card» Iooltieis.
Letters. So to 50c
.‘g.
9981’“ CARES.
See Window Display
J. LMALhETl‘E
(remedy lines Dawson)
II Washington or. : Tel. 441
Pay '
By Check
it is daie‘and Con-
venient.‘ I,
General uniting Dept.
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
.oaausmultoilv trial-tr
a “In.“ ”In“!
e for he. 2 for so. he and too each
The New Store
The Home of Hart Searchers: Marx‘clcth
Young Men’s Ci
All young‘ men's Clothes must have stylcgarid so
many. makers, inpurouit of style, slop over and. show
merely want of talltcfl, Not so with Hart Sciaa ‘ ‘ ' 8:
Meta Clothes for young men—they are tasncf, tie a
degree-refined in lino-«smartly youthful in cutie—and
tailored to hold their shape. . . F V ,
What's more. we have the knack of pickiliggthe
. Right weaves and colors for our young tonsil-landw-
you’ll find our Spring selections
thing for every taste!
SPRING OVERCOATS. 3‘18 to $28.
SPRING SUITS, from $18 to $30.
Other good makes as low as $10.
The smartest hats in town—awidc hriin'.doa'hiee
and nifty soft hate—$2.00 and $3.00. . ,
Spring Shirts. Neckwcar. Gloves. Hose.
so Wall St. Norwalk.
v.3.l vii."
In: ~.
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Qfiki.
i l.
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s
are great: , Mo-
4. .v
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“BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK. FEED
Tlliii is it home product, fresh each day, composed of old cracked
. corn. millet seed. cracked wheat. steel cut oat meal. and only materials
that grade in every respect up to our high standard are hand. A com-
plete. stain ration for little chicks; prepared osmcially rho thong the
needs during the critical period of chick lire. Contain ”elements of
. food, 2?: insure easy digestion and rapid. healthy growth. ’ {honest '
' held ‘it to' be the bent chick feed on the market. ”use it has
' nll'the‘ltoed things that the beetohthein have, with the added benefit
of being‘frcsh. which is inert essential» ' “
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r! ‘11
era-nonnlo llama. ' .
MW ”5”" ‘1‘, more“; i
Lawn edit.
ry Kind of Service
. View m. , .
RAYMOND BROTHERS...
uenueti ooh HATCH.
First in quality. last ingot-fie. always in the when of its custom-
d
for Horses. Cattle and gguitry.
.7 ’Fnrm Wonk, .
.. 37.3112
at Wili‘o’tr'eetJ-(Phonei
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Equipped with suit mohair top. wind ahiold, w and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto end coil; everything first-class. Guaranteed for one year by
the manuracturers, for steals. For full pertielilars call or address
r. E. Locrtwodp e. co.
Girdle, er Street, Norwalir. Bonn. .
'l‘iier'eis No
Sea Food,
in their... so
it. p. Touring Car
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w. ........4...~—~. v! “a”... ..--......
Bitecr
or We
a»,
tin. Blaine tor haltina.’
""hoeruoeatvegb' fl
3 . ‘ Kilo
‘ He said that he had saved Helen Free
. man from being killed by the cars at
‘ New Haven last September and that
' FOUR (4) PER CENT. per annum was
i
i i
i
.. return. . . , "MI-“MN"
,, l i.
.. Have It
mu .M‘ elven-5"“Ill-e-eeey‘h‘l"’s
_ mm lass-site”s-{H’Ieeeve‘ufl's
(‘V V Mo“ initialInev‘vovsaere‘h..s
trimhdhtIaIV-ogaelntesyssarise”a: ‘
donned “audacious oiieM _
.15“qu at the tinsel)”. .. .1 .
WMCBm‘G‘W ' Wm. ml ,1- .3..-
n me.
new HAVEN '"mroe'rlltanno
, in IN MIDDLWOWN.
MIDDLETOWN, March zap—George
Miller. of New Haven. was arrested by
police here Saturday on a charge of.
obtaining money on false pretenses.
in doing so his arm was crushed. He
call! that he was makinlt a collection
to help him get medical treatment. to
save his arm item being amputatedvand
to that end was making a house to
house canvass when he was arrested
saturdsy. He says that he needs 3125
and according to a subscription paper
found on his person. he had already
collected ”4.26 of that amount.
Several local people contributed un-
til suspicion was directed toward his
actions and the police were notified
The police saw that both of Miller's
arms are normal and that there are no
signs of injury.
if you are using bifocal lenses in
your glasses you will he interested in
Theater's adv.
m ’
Chernok invites you to try his fresh
tripe, pickled pigs' feet. lamb tongue.
etc. See adv. ‘
DividenL Notice
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS
BANK
Narwalk. Conn..
March 16,1911.
At ii meeting of the directors of the
Fairlield County Savings Bank held
this dity a dividend at the rate of
declared to depositors from the eernv
inns of the six months ending March
31. 1911. The same will be entered on
”ammo“ and paid on and after April
By orde of the Beard of Directors.
- Sill OUR CURTIS. Treasurer.
LEE
Thoroughly up to date. your in-
spection invited. Everything lan-
’ ltary and under glass.
Visitors always welcome.
John G. Baur
‘. Formerly G. Friedrioh's.’
E .
‘Iu' ,,‘ i r ,7;
‘4
. "if’llUY
Hector:
‘»@0AL‘
‘ imitueihihuastmcd
h. Jain ass. . , 122 Water at. .
t It
L “'yilrlhfir~ ,. .
193a sinner. new roux
'W.~0flu
Full ‘ SALE
. 18.Youiig Work Horses
from 6 to loogoeara old. and weigh-
ing from i. to 1.500 lbs. each.
included lathe lot are three large
. horseztsams and one team of
mares, 8 single horses. . pie
greys.- hays and brown; 2 llgh ’car-
rlsae horses, 2 rubber-tired run-
allouts. single and dcuhie‘trucks
and harnesfa.‘ ’ilheee horses have
been worked hard for the past two
years .end would make grand
horeee for any kind of country
work. and will he sold very cheap.
Will give~iair trial and terms to
responsible buyers. We have ar-
ranged to have all our timber do-
livened at our dock duringthe
‘ summer months. by lighters and
barges. and have no further use
for more than two teams, which
can do all our work.
inquire at Moe—Tel. Habitation
Delicatessen «
‘ "il’i‘ilea well and even went .a trifle high-
« saturated by the New Haven ,rosd
Youths'fahd “ 1 .
Old Youths: .. ;
They're right and We the price—110, his. 111. sec. mm 1 ‘ "k L. L
it ""‘~‘_,‘“
ir yin want-t suit dlllerent iron the other follows, her ‘at73ur‘saei'a,
pies. Bay "Give me the sample," then no one (lair got “i Suit J
like yours. Six days to make a Suit cut to your particular idea's. .-
sisoo. ' ‘ \
II you Willi. it.
. .4. l’ ,‘ _
" ammo oxronos—esno. 84.00. 1:" J7 ii .
ncoLicEE suture—50¢.s1.oo.t1.so. t2-00- ' . 3:.“ fl" . “
Hers. cars. FURNISHINGS. ‘ .l ,1" '!:...Iii , ‘
Price’s ~ Clothing Stale
Phone No. Is now 1185.2 ' _
._...—.. . t. .
“lull ll _l_lill. lulu
want. srrtnn'r. who a. hi.~—8ome
impetus waegiven to the stock market
by the strength of Americans in Lon-
don and trading at the Opening today
was more active than for some time.
Union Pacino gained a point. opening
with sales of 2,500 shares and Cana-
dian Pacific and international «Har-
vector advanced a like amount. Erie
and Reading gained in and Norfolk
and Western. Minneapolis, St. Paul
and Saull Ste MarleuN. ‘1. Central. U.
3. Steel and Great. Northern Ore Cer-
tificates lg. ~ . . . . ~
WALL STREET. ii a. lair-Some ex~
ieuaive realizing followed the initial
advances. but the market took ,«these
WOULDIAVE
‘ can“ ' f‘ '
Roosevelt Talks on G'liflfiltiorl
Our vNatoi-eir‘rliesoome. m of“.
SAN FRANCISCO. larch Btu—Ah"
guest last night at the Fairlhont‘flottfl
at a “family dlnner‘itof the Gomorrah
walth Club 700 of whom: mm
were present, Colonel volt wa
ly defended conservation fin} nature
resources. . . _'
He upheld the nation's right to, 'llai’e~~
guard the forests and water limiter. i..,
interference with the atatg‘s...l
proved necessary. hilt declared}
he was not opposed to the'dfiotrlné at“
the state's right io'prbtt'ct its W ‘ 14*
as long as it did so." .~ .. . r. .
“Shall we slureuder oun..Ai
lands? line. to WOW. XOJPM-mm
nidcent aggregation knb'tvn asthd‘G
genhelm‘hyndiodté‘d'f Colorado‘hhfi‘
Morgan syndicate'oi New York?» M
in the interests of matters of local
poirsnce and aeihxomrnmenhw
asked to turn over Alaska's great
sources “to courthouse: Golhrado,
New Yerkflh' el'. -: m.- 'y/ef
H wishd., he aaid...f‘ta save. eel
men from the. mint éylwoul ‘ . I
upon iiiéinaeii'éngn‘. ih'éy' 6615! . '
their way in monolroll‘aailon;"lt'11
cause l am against revolution and
doctrine of the ..oxtremlat emu
cialista and because ,i wish.» 589%
this country against the time; ill!
the have-note shall rlso‘argaln'lt'fitfi
have-ails that L went so tsee the'1fi:
trine oi‘ conservation prevjli in oil
that the «whole people ”511,9 fl .
possessions instead of per ‘ng
few men to create a monopoi ' . in
than. would mault'ln ‘a rclgn
ience and disorder." ~
. \ir
go before the upward movement ceas-
d. Some large blocks obstook chang-
ed halide. especially. of li..$,,8teel.
which rose to 79,322., 'l‘ra'ding quieted
materially nature the end or the ilrst
hour. bilt prices. were firmly held at
the opening lel‘eL' American Woolen
lost .a point. . .. "1
. warmsruhur. Neon—artery its
long period oi. extreme dullness the
stock market became much more ac-
tive ,thla morning... in the first hour
uboutas much business was done as
in the entire five hours 0! yesterday's
session. The illilislooward. impulse
seem to come from London, where
prices rose briskly over night. al-
though there was some doubt he to
whether this was due to buying ior
English accolmt‘aor'to operations of
New Yorlr traders in the London mar-
ket. Other considerations that help-
ed toward hiaher prices was the sense
al promising outlook thriicrope. the feel-
ing that the Harman situation will
now he speedily adjusted and the hull.
isil sip meeting individual stocks.
pnrt ularly Canadian Pacific and Nor~
toll: and Western. Midday prices
showed eral'geina of it to a point
from erday‘e close. The bond mark-
et in.
mdfflwm. l p. m.—-l.isht sell-
it, made'a' slight impression on oer;
t n stocks. hilt the list generally was
well . sustained. Manhattan Elevated
yielding applets,
nimaoao WILL POBTPONE new
mottovrmcnrs. 4
in has been reported in railroad cir-
cles that one retreechment policy. in-
LINI FROM PALM 353.: ”A...
The New Haven road. which a year
ago was refused a charter: for a line
had a parallel line healeou 1 . 1
points. it is announced at. “Sprin-
new that hrldsel will he,rehui|t..9$fl
the line of the Springfield and Easter
Electric road. which the' Newiflaven
controlsthet freight sidiogrand tau»
tory enters will he built in. South]! * ' ..
and that electric locomotives. at, . 1
hug: willl be‘emmeii. “1 dildo“ .
eeectro .o p, .. 3;... .‘
parallel or t e mommarmwoe‘nei.
eaxtension o the Grand Tmltk. oi“ m
route on which the Newwl-lovotl’rth
refused and. later asked who. .1
to build a steamqoed. At the a '
in. Boston a year of Mt};‘ Mellon.
resentatlvea -sald that; if. til
Trunk was allowedgto. ohthr . . .
the New Hehen wenld‘nliii hit“ -
a‘liae. {rise Grand Imam. ..
around that it was iadifl .. 7
whether. or not the Now a on.
about three weeks ago. since when a
large number of shop and building de~
pertinent employees have been laid oft.
will he extended to include a number
of improvements which the road had
planned‘to carry out this spring and
summer. ‘
. e or the hotter-meats to be de-
terred presumably becauu or the
line olal atriutenoy from a refusal of
the ntoreterte commons commission
to permit anadvanee in freight rates.
were important. it is said. and were .. .
to he made on lines in this state. Now it deallod to build itself, d' :
rail laying and «novel improvement so even it both roads were live) .
of roadway and the replacing of some rllht. . *4" ~
old brim with new ones or steel com The Electric momentous” p
attraction have been dropped out of ”antenna new ssrrleet tor. W
magnetic; tor imior‘esent as least. troll/iii. it‘ll M .w . .11
seen one read me W . -,
"‘ . truss.»
fl I «_ inf.“ ‘;'
n.
. The traoh repel crews, it is said.
will “on short I for some weeks
to some endawhile than is' a, treat ,_
eat of work which most or lioness“)t '
. done by thornduring the spring N
and summer . tow‘ihwleras cone
motion in s whichtlon enliven ‘ .
he petitioned will lid nfldomhlflhlf
. ‘ i” - fl... . " C no
W“. _ .. , ,
Hutt‘l‘lo‘ loll!“ Vim-i WIRE
“ «- 70 .
,iaaher‘ioit with“ a lens tit ‘
.e mmhihn deo~
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can: if?
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