. WEATHER contour
T England. Pleasant weather continues
in other districts east of the Rocky T
IoIpeneId and the contract awarded
Y TTFor Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettled '
tonight. and Wednesday, probably local
rains: colder Wednesday; moderate
variable winds. ADistunbances are cells
tral this morning over Lake Superior
and oil the North Atlantic coast near
Nantucket Cloudy and
weather with mild temperature pro
vails in the Lake r'egion and New
Mull-mains. 'l‘he rainfall during the
last 24 hours has been light and no de-
cided changes in temperature have
occurred.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. T
Temperature
Low, 28; high, 38
Foir. .
Games in the supper tournament at
the ISouth Norwalk Club are Ischedul-I
ed for tonight.
unsettled . ' .
My
‘o'iIth of ,order.
automobiles to a. very high luster.
Eats up antenna polishes an no T'
A. J. Collins & Cogipany
.Ti-I\
.T.~'. is chnrged with
ifigures h’Il-e' stood
bspécioiiy one sets and theIlTotilerY.
"Ji‘lle Darlingu 9! BAI-
rid. " the tour Sylphids SisteraI beauti-I.
, two
Ininty tie sheets in one part of the
act when the sisters float aboutI aJ
vbutteriiies. furnish a scene that will
ERG
l-JackT Marsh and liiaton Edwood are
'ieseing in dainty doncca and 0. C.
I'T-Falis, a junior. with a box full 01'
'Ytricksp gives the audience something
(tor their money. ., .
Although his work is in a light vein,
, . it is unique and he provides any
. amount of (tin for his audience.
.. performs dlmcult. stunts with the at-
.most eose, appreciation of which Was
d-le
3h‘own by the generous applause he re-
just the some
to the user at any price.”
EAS ER
CARDS
“Common Sensevi
TA. square deal depends a good deal upon the den M “TI
A good many things that the apparent cannot be a through. ..
‘91» cannot tell how far the shot carries by the noise of the gun.
YFlIortune tellers may read your future but you'l
it“ an article is secured by ylrtue of its cheating“ it is expensive
Y —-Try Our COAL
Best QualityI—- Lowest?
RAYMOND sRorR‘lle ,
ave to go to
‘E
~-—T_
Prices
Large Display or Wards is now
ready Six difficren't lines.
FROM "lo TO‘ 25c.
Our 1c Poitalc ..T .......... 6 for So
Are the best that can be had
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DONNELLY S
31ATIBNTERY AND ITTOTOK STORE
iii SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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M8. H000 lllJllT ‘—
Opticinn
3‘-
i‘EverythlnfiinnIII ti; Opidizal Line
Eyes tamed EIree
as wliLL eraser
HEAD 'II'lIillBT 00.
(ICoIntinued tIrouIlT, First Page.) . - 1 i T
IIltT is expected that ill a few dmlfil'd
inTIdsTY for the city hall addition will be
v
.y-
,.
Rev Arron Cutler Cohurn, of Dan
bury, will 'be the preacher at the Fri
- day ev.enlng meeting at '.St Pauls EDTTTT
copal church in Norwalk.
a
The special committee of the Nor i
walk} Ynoht Clubitvlll meet FridayI
night all Qonrhrudore Eyingtons oilice
to diIs'clTiss and it: on some matters.
.TT TT- —&-——q. n—uu- .
OT.T W. Bartlett. of Meriden, is
guest at local triends toda‘y.‘
(‘oii‘a'x Escarpment, No. 31, I. 0 0.
F trunsacted routine business last:
evening. T ~
The report of the excursion com-
‘ mittee of Court Edmondo de Amicls.
No 173.13. of A. was received lash
night. Other routine business was
disposed of by the session.
Everybody, nearly, is wearing
cleared off {or general celebration lat-‘I '
or to the joy of all
Samuel Whitmeyer. of Washington
street, is today celebrating his birth-‘
day, as an added point. in the celebra
tion he is wearing In sparkling green.
necktie. 'Saln is deserving of the cons
gratulatlons he is receiving. ‘
The Springfield Republican and the
Zion's llerala, of Boston tho of the
best known publications in the cum
, try, intend to leprint the slory of ‘Jlm'
written by W H. Thomas for The IiIsen~
tinel last week
on.
The fire bell was tolled this after:
noon my sight strokes in memory of
Captain ll bowndes, ol‘ Norport,« L. 1.,
who was buried today at 2 ocloITck. He
was n~member of the Old .Well T‘Hooki
IallId Ladder Company, I I-II
I The Dudley E. Hoyt TIvs Edward
Stuart and William K. J HYutheIlIl case,
in the civil side at the superior court
I I at Bridgeport this morning brought
many local people there. {this follow-
log are interested in the case: Albert'T
‘ Website. William H. McMahon, will
. hired. Crockett, Louisa fibers, all as
witnesses.-. Judge .10an IKeogIh and
udge James '1‘.IY Hairball, as attu;neys
,Y
I man of finance in the big city,
‘ciary. his dealings letn men and ill<
i stltutions of strengtll and donsequellce,
!llnest treatment and serious; consider-
theI
'himselt some years ago, ”with one 01'
lot Highland Avenue. Joseph Co): a was
lknown of the older families. a man
I2. , .portat'ion Company. remaining with
since thqohrruiution attire masonic
DEMONSTR
an
spare moment.
Trim; :{IQl ev cry
on experionce us a
his
knowledge of the inside workings or
big corporations, commercial and fidu-
IYall go to lit the new, president of the
new Trust Company for the duties that
devolve upon such an officer.
Mr. Wood also has a pleasing per-
‘sonallty and all who meet him otiicial
le or otherwise, will he‘ssure‘d of the
Distributor for Fairtleld Gouu .y,
Incl
....
ation
As an airport accountant, Mr. Wood
has not an equal. lie is ‘put up both
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Electric Electrical
mentally and physically for the bust Wiring '0,- suppun,
Iness; has always made good, and is Light and Power. ELECTRICAL Motor Repairs.
good yet. By marriage. he connected
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our Norwnlk families, long residents
It
one of the best and most Ii’avorabiy
who made and kept A large circle or
. o . I
friends. 5‘ WAT!“ “'0
street. which e purchased two or
A'l‘lON
a MOYER MOTOR
Will quickly convince any person that npprecia .T:
Carin! and equipment combined with the many e luslie YMoyer i’ea-
ldree, that there is no other car made that can as ‘
FOURS, $2. 500 ’ SIXES,
OSCAR H. B
EVERYTHING
You want your house or store wired
You need an elecrri‘o motor *
You want an electrician in u- hurry .9.
We will not overcharge you and: will guarantor the work.
THE wm'rs susCrmcE co. :.,,
Eltfitl‘fl'liRing.I cagTflAGTORQ.
.
the best of ma-
\ it at the .price.
I400
ATN K S
River St t, Norwalk, Conn.
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RY US i.
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,I- urn Rosw LZI’T,
.three yams ago, and thoroughly over-
hauled to suit his taste. With his
lImoner experience and money influ-
slice, it is confidently predicted that
the new bank will meet with a success
quite phenominai
.I Cilairles F Mills was bolIT‘n in lio—
waytiiil, in 1850. and has spent his en- 1
tire life in our midst. Mr. Mills is one
of a family of twelve children being’
the son of ‘Smith Mills and 'Harriett'
M. Mills, both of whom are residents .
of this town: and living here to theTI
advanced age o1 about eighty-live
Ilyears. During their entire life they
givers both very nptive members of tile
IMethodist Church. 4
Atari early age Mr; Mills became en.
gaged in the oyster business with his
father. In 1882 he disposed‘of his oys-
ster business and then became asso-
‘ FOR
IiIIYTlle,UnlledsleculoLights:I’,Y
eluted with the New Englnnd Trans-
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idiom until 1889. Mr. Mills then be-
came connected with the standard on Oiércoats were unfilmmt
Company, which position he now o‘clock this morning, so IrIsIlpI
holds, having been steadily advanced the temperature rise
and until the dissolution of the Siand- . T
did Oil Company, in}: chm-35 of theT Mrs. Lawrence, of “School street
company’s entire interests throughout, Ia‘ioerliiIk. who has been under
the‘ New England States. ,
Mr. Mills is well and popularly TimDi‘bTVlnz slbWIY.
known. being in; glucmbem of several ‘
fraternal orgahislittons, and only re- ' Henry Jen's. of Warren street, third
neatly buying been elected,” to the or- distinct, was admitted to the Norwaik' T
use or thin- Exalted Ruler '31 the Elks. Hospital ting maximum/mid I
At the present time he is slid her been upon for. appsrldloitisv * 2T" ‘
' mil- in _
Dr. and District.II
Concord YDTivision. {No 2, sons oIIl‘.‘II ‘
IIY'Keogh this in bins.
c
Oliicer‘ Joh
”instill a. basket or cult
"t had they, await the
l‘eadquorters, {Y
" article. . on name i
" .IYIYlIu these «guano.
,. not a litti
I. miss.
TlTT , . MiIJTsic HALL.
sacrum ‘T‘ "
_ 'sllotlcome from behind;
TYHesduche‘l Stomach
‘ Ifiplalh' case of lazy liver.
.1 Blood Bitters tones liver. and stomacn.I
r 10. .. TFrank Bondiénlreutsd tor intoxinn ‘
did tion. Willi lineIllIf3'I35 and costs by Judge
.Flynn. of the 89.9; ’
YIbloTck‘ in NdthYTh This?!
,Y . solved .' aItI yesterday's performances.
.An especially iced singing act is
heardJn the presentation of the Ar-
{lingtoli Quartette. Four young men
possessed of good voices delight the
audience with their vocal selections.
comedy stunts and jokes.
A roaring farce is given
sketch ‘I‘The Woman Upstairs," which
its presented by Charles De Land &
Company. IThis is an original set, well
presented andpléaslng in every detail.
A D ‘
HOYT'SI THEATRE.
I-T Norwalk people will have an oppon‘
I tTunlly of learning the tango during the
{last three days of Illlis week. The en-
terprising management at Hoyt's The-
atre has booked four clever tango urt<
,istl-l, who will not only give the blg
novelty, “A Tango Tea.’ but will also
teach patrons of Hoyt's, after each of
Ithe matinee performances; T
it.
Not only will the tangoists . fur.-
nlsh a pleasing not. teach the patronIsIYT
of the theatre and in other ways make
things delightful for local people, butT,
they will also :llOld a contest if there
or sunk-lent teams to cempete. ,
. l "‘A Tango Tea" is vuudevllle's new-
iest tad, a tremendous hit that will be
(presented by [our artists. The act is
presented by Margaret ‘Demuth, Clii
IIi’ord Russell: Virginia Chaplow and
.e'xponenis of the intent society dances
{will present the Ttnngo the Brazilian
nlaxifte. the temptation Waltz and un-
Y~ .. i morons other artistic creations. Here fiiIT
an opportunity you cannot afford toITI
Learn up tango free
Tonight at Music Hall America's
T: greatéstTplay. “Arizona,‘ faithfully por-
lmying 210 superb scenes. The aim y
Iin brief is a Western military camp
rustle. his daughter. Henry Cunly, own
er of a his ranch. Estella and Bonita,
This daughters. Hodgeman wrongs Le“-
na, then makes love to Estelle. wife of
the Colonel.
Lena. she confesses .to him about
Hodgeman. Keller, Hodgemun and
Tony enter the room. Lena accuses
TIllodgenlan, Denton strikes him, and in
the excitement two shots are- tired.
Hodgeman falls wounded. Cavalrymen
111ml cowboys rush in and Hodgenlan
landlines YDentoIn. Tony. unobaerved,
slips Inway. Keilar testifies that the
bells refuses
to answer questions. The bullet ex-
truptnd from Hodgeman s body is pro-
. duced and Denton is freed. Lena is
Tony, to §“Y°T.
her, confesses to the shooting TTbut
rushes through. the gates and into his T'
ordered under arrest
Tsaddle. The colonel elders his cum
and‘lle’escapes. The llim was secured
from the company in which
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.weak. l'Illll- 410“")?
“up—- waif-a
T-«Feel languid.
Burdock
promotes digestion. purines the blood
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The Roxbury' Club \vili hOld its am
T‘T nusl meeting and banquet at the Nora
- T’.’ wnik‘ Country Club, Thursday night
The meeting will be hold em and at
,I‘ T“ Which will be presented the reports ‘01
oliicI‘erTsI for the lisiul year Election I53 .
be
held and than members will sit down
officers for the coming year will
to one of “altewarlleea Thompson of
pleasing dinners. ‘
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Building‘Wlnspectorclurence lT. Finch
oi’ Norlllaik, took a trip about the
north end of the city yesterday, lie!
in the .
Think. of ,
an uptoédam dociety dancing revue,'
l with Capt. Hodgemanfiergeant'kellar.‘
T'l‘ouy fails in love with .
turn... but thereia no rider like Tony, T
I‘Pilill'p" I
Klein. son oi: Charles Klein, i'll litter. T
T»: estedj. ,; ‘ i Y . 'TTT“T
.“ on"?T--Just 3‘
found In number or “Child/lions TY'fQ’lTTTTI II II .
" ENE“; betwitsvhava not Tbéen trialled; "i
TgT’is pleasing large audiences-:tllerc .‘T‘Ffi T9,“ . T
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Miss Polhcmus
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Phone 302. , .
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80 Washington at, south Nov-walk. ct,T .
it is a good time to look over and
lugs. Remember we are headquarters,
tor China and Glassware, Nickel, Alum~
lnum. Agate «r'i‘ing- Wood and Willow
Ware Browns, Brushes. More, thpet
and ling Beaters, Garbage and Ash
(Bans Tubs, ljaiis. Wash Boards and
‘Wrinlgel-s; also LanIll‘p Fisturee and
Gas Mantles "‘
Best Quality and Right Price- MERLE;
Nl. L Olmstcad
79 WASHINGTON ST. ,
Prompt Delivery. ~TTTTIeTii. 925.I
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NOTICE. '
0n Saturdays, March Blot and 28m,
Monsieur Orunad, drum The Jen-
llings~Bragdon 00:, ofz'NcthYork, will
be at \lfirs' Ada F Altenbrandt's A
limited number of mders fol tailored
suits, separate coats and skirts will
be taken; suits 325.00 and up, skirts
$4.50 up; perfect fit guaranteed or
money refunded. Call and Select sam-
p.lee
Mrs. Altenbrandt will make two
trips a. week to New York—Tuesdays
and Fridayswaud' is prepared to do all
kinds of messenger work. Shopping
with people it specialty.
' Mrs. Ada F.Altenbrandt
T6 WEST 8T.” SOUTH NORWALK.
Your Mirror .
"ls . Truthiull
‘I£~=you? think eyeglasses are.
not becomingand. ctr-in your-Y .
eyes rather-"thanu‘Wear them—~~ "
just let bur OC’ULIiST exam—
ine your eyes, prescribe suita-
ble lenses, use the correct-
mountng and‘fit the eyeglass-
es correctly. 'THEN look’in
your mirror and we will abide
"by your decision;
IQCULISTS—grn‘duate phy-
slumps—examine your
when you come to us
THAMER .
OCULISTS «AND. OIFYTICIANS
91 Atlantic .8quiro.- Stamford, Ct.
,Opsn Sat». EYQV‘lW‘ ~ Est. 1897
Best Bread Making
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Royal Grocery
rel. 12:32:"; TTTT -TTI;:T};T9T.":3Ta'ln or.
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IITTTBrcukaTITchéfiTn“ If illnncljldsn.‘ .
gunner, 25¢“: ,,
Wednesday Dinner
Split PellTT Soup .
Roast Park I:
. bomb Crod‘uettee
Hungarian Gouiaah
Boiled Potatoes
,. Creamed Carrots
IIl’rune WhipII '
do Bread sITlnId Pics
Mansmu House T
C. HASSI‘ N, "" Prop
a
T Home
eyes '
Croimcl‘y’ieuttér ....:.‘. -. . .I' stole.
a can: Conduits Milk ..... ascI
3 pkgs. 100 PrTeTc‘toY‘ F‘Hfir .‘...lI..I. 25d
Bella-st Wash. 8., as. Nor-walk. ..
TELEPHONE 307; ..
Spring ls Counng T T
replace your stock of Houserurnish‘ »
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eryavhere' as the-Finest, TE?"
Stylish and Serviceuble Collars“) e
Baby Carriage It is Abso “my
Guaranteed to 've perfect satisf
tiou. No risk in buyinga Fulton.
Years of test have proved it best. .
Sold at a price insuring econo-
my and eiiicicncy. '
This tveek we are making
Special Showing of *Fult'ons. Glad
to inn 8 y on come lnandlnspectthem
:8. Son 'ermpallyi‘
SOUTH NORWALK
IT_ IIsh'ape {m the, new season.
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"i‘hese parlance-4m lmmensT ~
amount of ”work ‘ tin "prdpellln
your col—they trollsmlt the on- IT
glues powel to the rear axleT-Ii— T
consequently they; wear and
need expert attention at leustt
every year to take up the Riven: '
and lelpluce worn and, weak
parts. T ,
if your car seems to "Settle.
' itself together" before fir
moves instead of starting. as if
TTunIit. you should: have us use
haul these parts now—v-somei
thlllg isT worn and loose and _TS
Ysure to break at the wrong mo-
ment. TTLétT us olerhaul your car
TTTtTYhis month—73nd haye it in good
High-gradeT mechanics and
reasonable tllalges
. The Advantage
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