SATURDAY. MARCH 16:19“
5, Choice. Candy
' of All Kinds :3
Fresh Daily
LANE’S PURE ICE
CREAM
PAGE & SHAW
BootOn .
The Candy of Excellence
01.00 per pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town of Norwalk
In any quantity, delivered
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at short notice.
THE BEST BAKERY
, PRODUCTS
r. A. LANE
61 Washington Street.
South Not-yolk
Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kind- promptly built. Boot-
for sale. .All kinds of repairing '
given spool-I attention.
Oyster Bholl‘ Point. Norwnlk
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The Life Sayers will hold their
weekly dance this evening in Arion
.Hull, llladison street.
-—Low crowned Derbles at O'Brien’s.
The weekly dance of Unions Red
Men ‘wiil he held this, evening in the
Wigwam, in Washington street.
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of
Temperanca,. will hold a regular bus-
iness meeting on Monday evening.
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Fashion a latest ideas in innings for
spring are to be seen in very wide. as
aortment at the N E. Ryan Co.‘ 5 store
James Thomas, of New Canaan, ls
spending a week with his hrotherin-
law, Albert Benjamin, of South Nor‘
Walk.
0()ur Brothers’ Lodge, No. 10, i. 0.
..i“. will hold a rogulat meeting (in
Monday evening in the Wall street
Odd Fellows Hall
~Try the Cigars that made Sheehau
famous—Supreme Court, lilo.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R.,
held a regular meeting last evening in
the Wall street post rooms at which
time routine business was transacted.
Her many friends will be glad to
hear that Mrs. Melville M. Young is],
gaining slowly and hopes to see
great change in a few days, so she
can sit up for a short time each day I}
~—Why pay $1500 for a car, when
you can buy a Model T Overland. ;. h p
5- passenger at $1200? Sturges Garage
CO. I I
A large number of Red Men from
mockapomnauh Tribe of Bridgeport
came to Norwalk last evening to wit
am the exemplificatlon or the c'hlei s
' degree by the degree team of Bridge
port at the regular meeting of cock
C1100 Tribe, N0. 32, I 0. R. M.
y—Lateot style Derbles at O llrlen' a.
Monday evening, Division NI). 1, ‘An-
clout Order of Hiberniaus, will hold
the annual lecture, entertainment and
dance. This is one of the big affairs
or the year in Norwalk and has always
commanded. a great deal at interest.
A lecture by Rev. Dayld W. Kennedy,
C. S. P., or New your city, on “Pages
From lrelnnd'n History" will prove
moot entertaining no doubt. irlsh dot--
orotlono and nouns will further in—
crease the reasonable features.
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METAL AND SEE-D.
iron: the Metals Lead and Zinc—are
pigmento. Linseed Oil is pressed out
'0! linseed. A little Oil mixed with
those piments constitutes the 1.. a M.
semi-polio Paint. It‘ s made so that by
adding a quart: of Linseed Oil to a
pilot: of L. & M. semi paste—1% gab
Ion- ot ready for use Paint is produced
It s oout of $1.67 per gallon. Anybody
mmix the Oil with the L. at M. in
Mo minor”. it saves from t to :25
in painting a house.
Call on dilation E. Dow, Booth Nor-
Wit; Hoh$5u I: Staples Hardware
Om. Npi'Vlm 3W 5- (Juror & Bonn,
Warm: Northrop Bron, Southport.
PM I TING
In MI "I “m .
come. down
reads:
Iinstrutncnts, ii is
White Lead and White Zinc made
THE IMPORTANT DETAIL. i
There is a little rhyme, which has
through the. ages. it
“Little drops of water
Little grains of sand
Make the mighty ocean
And the pleasant lnnd. "
in speaking of transmitters recent
1y, n Weisern Electric Company man. I
familiar with the manufacture of thuti
all-important {actor of telephony, sugv‘
posted that the verse might well be
changed a hit, to read:
“Big and little details
Made with wondrous skill
Help to make transmitters
Send your speech at will."
During the past decade. the public
has come to accept the telephone as
an every day sort of thing. good for
talking to some one else miles away;
but owing to the familiarity which
such continued speaking ncquttlntnm “
ces has bred. has probably never given'
a. thought to the delicate workman
ship necessary to turn out a transmit-
ter which will really talk well.
The transmitter, which Is found on
the great majority of. telephones, is!
made up of fifty-nine details or partial
not including over titty thousand. gran,
ulos oi’ carbon, which are encased in a}
closed cup and form what might be;
termed the "dynamo" of the instrtrI
ment. Each detail of the transmitter
a' is made as carefully as the most deli-«1
(talc part of an expansive watch. The“.
nvotaue person. rarely dealing with}
dimensions less than one-eighth of an‘
int It. will scarcely realize. what It.
mums to manufntturc very sznall
[arts whose dimensions must not \aty
mote. than one thousandth of an iuclti
‘I either way The outside of the tranSv C
mittcr is compact appearing and:
sttonaly built This Is netcsury on ac-
count of the fat. t that it is the housing
for iltc‘ ‘dctailo made with wondrous
skill."
’lluouglt the medium of those dell
('flli‘I\ tusttufat'tuied Western Electric
now possible to
transmit speech from New York to
Denver a distance 2050 miles. been
carefully made transmitters would fall
utterly in such a project. In a short
time the line will be extended to San
Francisco, when, it the hopes of the
telephone engineers, who are engaged
in the work, are realized, the dream of
trans-continental telephone communi-
cation will hare come true.
Flattery is the lubricant that makes
the wheels at the social machine re-
volve.
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FOR YOUR VALUAILIO
in the bulls upon which we
stilt you to on u and or}.
worn: yearly or o "“55
rate in our metro re and
Burglar Proot Vaults. . ,
m “Wmmmmli:
. ply conic , g
are you it ‘,‘" WW
"labia 'WIII. W M!
m and to“ tool?
«they'u‘
South Not-walk
"Trust Company”
Roe & Buck Shad by Express Today
Will it be a Soft Hat
‘or a Derby this year?
If it’s going to be a “derby" try one of our Wilson Vel~
felts at $4. Many of our customers buy them year after year
and get immense satisfaction out of them.
While it’s a dollar more in price than many men desire
, to pay we think the added dollar is a most excellent invest-
ment for the purchaser in added wear and appearance of the
the hat.
If it's to be a soft hat, we have a Wide line from which
you will find just what you want as to shape and color. ,
Soft hats and dcrbies in‘a wide line from $1.50 to $4.00.
TWO STORES:
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
.‘u—‘M ~-....
Hard Crabs 25c a dozen
All Kinds of Fish Long and Round Clams,
Open or in the shéli
Greenport Oysters
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE IO!- ’ "ill DELIVERY.
“Ema...” ”nu“... _.—...... .4...
A dainty Line of Painless
Underwear in the .
Extracting
new Serpentine t
Crepe
I Serpentine Crepe Gowns. daint-
ily trimmed with linen and
The unsolicited testimony of my
many patients is all that is neces—
sary to prove that teeth extracted
in my oilice are taken out absolute-
\‘nl. lace anti washable rib- l ly without Min. and Without any
1’0“ ----------- {1'00 5' “'59 ill after effect. it you have teeth
Serpentine Crepe tombination, mm need cittructing come In, and
Lrawcr and Corset (over, be able to say. as so many others
trimmed with linen lace. $1.98 have said, an is ”no; I know it
for l hare tried it myself."
I. H. MALLERY
ST. PATRICK'S POST CARDS
6 for 5:;
”tin“ ins liiilil
'blrths kept up their steady average 1
IIIIIIIH III IiBRUARIt
Bad Effect on Mortality in
The Norwalks
The vital statistics [or the mouth .
of February. a month this year one day
shorter than any other in the your,
show an unusually large number of
deaths. There was a total of tilt, somc- ,
what exceeding the average. The
pace, hoWever, with 30, while the mar-
riages came out an even dozen.
The complete list as recorded on I
the books of Town Clerk Herbert H.
Smith in as follows:
Births.
2i——~Mer~rill, to Sarah and Walter
Thompson.
ilwl'lomenlco, to (‘oncettu and Lewis
Spezzano.
4~—Jnlia to Julia and Elekesantlor Er-
don.
6 Chester. to Catherine and (‘hester
..age.
6——~Andrew, to Katrina and l’asqunlo
llcl’ictro.
9—»0noroto,
Permit.
iiwliobert, to Mamie and Albert Ayers.
to liecollo and iiattlsto
lit-”John, to Lillian and .lohn ll. Weiv
seit.
iilvwltllennor, to Susan and Edward
Street.
10‘—»Wiliiam, to Marian and Frank
liencdict.
itlwrilizabeih. to Marian and Joseph
' Acquino.
li-wAlicc, to Mary and Preston lloyd.
121~Marion, to Minnie and William Al-
dingion.
iii—«Joseph. to Minnie and William Al~
Iiugtdn.
iii-«Edith, to Walburg and Charles
A. Anderson.
iii—«Vincent, to Florence and Edwin
Sinhell.
ii—«Thomas, lo Annie anti Thomas J.
Smith.
ifi——l«‘rank, to Clara and Frank ‘l'restinh
l5~-.lamos, to Annie and Pauline liru-
nelle.
lg‘itapatrlck
2t} wwwww Curtis. to Sarah and Curtis Givens.
20~Flora ll, to Florence and Freder-
lclt May. .
22«~—I“rank,
Even. Jr.
to Veronica and George
mas O‘Donnell.
Gould.
zoww‘illiam,
Decker.
to Laura and
burn.
28~--Rosa. to Bertha and Louis Nyary.
29wSon, to Mary and William Baeta.
Deaths.
Date. Namé’ Y. M. D.
i«.~\lbert Suites ........... 2 8
:i—«CIarlsna iloyt Day ...... 91 ll 19
3—-Rosie Nellie Pnrillo Ii
(lawhlary Jane Ewing ....... 50
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J. I. Manette ‘6 3°“ W“ 3‘“ 3“" “Wu" 6—-—l.ydia Gardner ........ .55 r 28
Hours: 9 a. In. to 8 o. In. sum G~Wnlter Thomas Ciaucy.. 2 8 23
, days by appointment only. 7—Jesse Hedges ........... 48
,. 7-—.Inmcs Montgomery ...... 60
Telephone 2519 7«~Annic Gill .............. 77
THAM ill—John Ii. Kidney ........ 79 4 8
O 8~nlnnn May Selleck ...... 8- 9
I 01118» Gross ER lie-Edam Brower .......... 'H. i.
l OCULIBTS AND OPTICIANS Ighlaouhfll "81113.9 .......... 8" 1
. . _._..__... lz—Euniccdane Byxbee ”..le 7 29
0 9 ' lS-vJeasie P. Litilejohn ..... 42 5 2i)
OUR METH 3
Ladles TallOf conrlogtgcewm i3-Annie it. Gnlscron .....52 ll 13
. itvannn Augusta Tooker ...66 4 l9
3xamination by our own Oculiet 14-Hdward T. Brennan ..... 63
259 State Street —~~a registered physician of exper. lkb‘mnk Joseph Waddlng..7t1 11 10
. ioncemwlihout extra charge; glass lit—Mary Keogh .. ....... ...67
Bndgepol't, 00““. ea made correctly at moderate i9~Charlon Henry l.tonedict..75 311
ric s, and satisfactlo Mallets Ann Austin ...... 91 1
ALTERATIONS OF ALL Kmoo D e " guaranteed 20.4“th 3“ka ' 2,
37 AIIMEIO “Ill". “IMTOI‘U. 90011. 20,...wnbm. 1" Pa IIIIII .
. so ........ 68
0 So rd. 1
m“ m ’ m“ “" 20~Adelbett s. Partrlck . ..45 1 12
. 21-Wlllinm 8. Gray .. ...... 57 3 10
28-Mary Lawron ..... , ...... 47
‘ 23~Floronce May Holly ..... 8 ii
. I. zit—«Sarah Elizabeth Nash ...68 10
‘Dal'l'agh Brothers 3: 26anvld o. Comsiock ..... 71 11
- 27—«Nathan Roberts ........ 96 419
‘ .: 28-Robert Ayerl ........ .. 21
to eel-S ‘ 29—Mary E. Kery .......... 7
‘ ~- 29—Mary 8. Warner ... ..... 69 1
WACHINGTON ‘ 29~Fredericit Iii. Knorr ..... 4 4 21
.1 “ , ‘ “ ‘. ITRIIT ;; , Morrison.
HARRIS & ' 2~Herbort W. Dyington and Anna A.
. BRIDGE .1 Breen
v. ‘ . " Hose h Kre Ito ll
G ANS Telephone : 923 :: ,0, p ’ “d E “WE." “I”
4~Wllilam F. lilokert and Grace V.
Boiler.
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woman. She does all her buying a
2% COMPANY
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“ aomo, nausea, ,
sitcom“.
STOVE!
Mr: Honours! lo a level-heeded
M. L. fin-en's. where she not: the
but goods attitoiowut prices in the
lines WIM’WII’. CARPETI. lino
one
Helm 0 Univ. and Ross 0. Citations.
4.4mm Trombotto and Theron
0mm“.
lib-John union and Krlvouit.
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MIMIC
“mm 1' Gem
tile It. hominid. .
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MEARD’S
that it lies over one hundred feet above tide water and is free from noise,
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center oi any town?
. TROLLEY ...............
lx—vletuccio. to Mutalena and Lorenzo FOUR CHURCHES IN 2 m E
Ferraro ‘ GRAMM R SCHOOL .......... .
HIGH SC 00L ........
l9—~Arthtu, to Elizabeth and Arthur Pas-r opp-no: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .
RAILROAD STATION ....... . ......... 11
For particulars and restrictlons address the owner. MINER D. RANDALL
zthatherine, to Elizabeth and Tho- :;
26MKcnneth, to Elizabeth and Walter "
Ralph T
til—John, to Sarah and Thomas Cook ';
thnrgaret Silica ......... 6 2
twilenry Franklin Lane ..56 (l 19
Tia-Julia Amanda .......... 56 3 17 -
114mm 13. Saunders and Catherine ,,
papa" devout
Crown Aster Asparagus Tips
Per Can 21c; Dozen $2. 40
CroWn Aster Asparagus
Can 23c; 'Dozen $2.60
Crown Aster is the. choicest of (‘ttlit‘ornia Asparagus, and is sweet ‘ “
At the above prices you are getting a bargain ,
' and tender as can be.
worth taking advantage of.
A. FL‘Beckmann & Co.
SOUTH NORWALK.
I 83 and 85 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 440
HE things it pays to .know
are the things taught at
Merrill Business College
Stamford Port Chester
ROCKS
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
South Norwalk
B
Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize the fact
From this property one can walk to the
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything .,
Totophon 0, 4a.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wail-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designator walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for Individual preforment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
ROYAL GROCERY “"50?”
Eggs - 25c. - Eggs
Butter - 300 Butter
VERY FINE ‘
Tel 1264.3. 22 SOUTH MAIN or I
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WILSON IS MADE ASSISTANT G»
P. A. ON NEW HAVEN,
it. was announced yesterday by th
New York. New Haven and Hartford
rnilrond oilicials that E. L. Wilson, 0!
New Haven, has been appointedw
sistnnt setters] passenger agent of th
road. Mr. Wilson is chief clerk in or
omce o! A. B. Smith, the general pop-
longer agent of the system. with o!
flees at the “Yellow Building" He no .
been in the employ at the road in 1M1.
ious important clerical capacities to?
nearly two decades ‘
Personally he is one or the mo!
agreeable gentlemen in the service oi
the road. and practically he is one 0:.
the most competent in his especial
field of_duty.
LOST $60 ROLL OF BILLB.
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Report Mario to Sermons Bryan silk
LII! Night.
An Italian , approached Sergeant
Bryan H. Silk on duty last evening.
claiming to have lost $60 in bills in
Montgomery's lunch wagon in Wall
street.
'It seems, according to the story told
in a broken tongue, that the man had
had $65 in bills in his inside vest poc
hot. He had eaten in the wagon about
I o’clock and removed a :6 bill with
which to pay for his meal from the
tint package in which the remaining
.50 rooted.
He I!“ then put the money back in
his pocket he supported. but it is
"10“!“ “I“ ‘1" “NW“ Ii WWW“ 1““ Mr. Wilson will remove to Boston
7|“ IN 0m" 010W" ““1 “I“ be where he. will succeed Assistant Gen:
wt 1‘ 5'“? 80m! out. H. took “leier.] Pa " A'ent c 0' can" WE
Wootport car and milled the money' has been starred to ",0 New Yorisv
some time later. returning to look for and Wombat/or line. m, “new“
‘I- , In the New Haven ollco had not been
named today.
nun-h.-
ON! WEEK
cum" m we too.
A good ad. in the rim. pnporr
more! the not Mole and gives the or o lontlnol simian! ad. will. '1,”
Moon not no. man you c you chain or million to
, he .
Norwalk Chronicler