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For Not-walk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and colder tonight; Friday un-
settled, probably followed by snow;
brisk northwest winds. Asllght dis-
turbance central this morning over
Texas is causing cloudy weather with
local rains in the southern districts
Pleasant weather prevails generally
in other districts east of the Rocky‘
Mountains There has been quite a:
decided tall in temperature in the
northern and eastern districts. White
River, Canada, reported 18 below zero
and frosts were reported as far south
as Georgia. I
WEATHER A'YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: low, 37; high. 59.
. Clear ' - .,
Division No. 1, .A. 0.13;, is schedul-
ed to hold A nicotine thin evening.
The regular Thursday diniier will be
served at the Country Club tonighisiu
hire. F.‘F. ‘iiuntin'gton, oi Bayview
avenue. is visiting friends in Merlden. -
The second degree was worked at
Botler Lodge No 97 l. O. 0 F last
night
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Peter F. Burns, managerol' the Bos-
ton Store is spending the day in New
York city on suitcase. '
Dixey, in Chelsea 7150.111 four reels.
Life in Vote underworld. '
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V coats to the already large stock" at
Hausa: can tonight mm E .
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DEVEEOT’ING
PRINTING
Done by us 'is sure to >lV‘e'aVse and the
prices are right. ‘We use Velox Paper
only. Remember the place.
DONNELLY’S
s1A'rleN nv AND sock srons
ll to fit uAIN Eraser.
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Advertisers
Where and What
manic». tidy-v. ‘
Developing and printing done by
us, is sure to please. Read our adv
today Donnelly's. V};
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The District Commissioners have a
notice to contractors in today's issue.
Ev'ery day brings more suits and
Tristan! & Hyatt’s. ~
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'New spring suits tor $9. 95 in the
TrinityVYouna. Mons Club will hold
a meeting this evening. and discuss
the matter of holding a minstrel show.
. Theltxthhdi' appearance of the Mo-
»,VEhelly_orchestra. of Boston, was gree eet‘
ed by a very large number of people
VV who attended a dance given at the
Armory last night lby the Naval Mili-
tia. As in former desires the music
oi the orchestra. was delighttul and a
royal good time was had by all. The
program 0'! dances lasted from 8
o'clock until midnight.
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The special meeting lasthight of
the members of Catholic Union Coun-
cil. 1Knights of Columbus, was held in
the club’s rooms. on West at onus. The
, purpose was to decide whether to hold
. the annual dance and alter much dis
ousslon it was voted not to do so this
yes). The rcnson for this action re-
united from the withdrawing oi’ the
. downtown council from the proposi-
'thon and the uptown members did not
think it advisable to go ahead with theV
dance themselves ,
A suspicious individual engaged it
room at the Mahookemo,,flctsl last
night. As he was to go out tor the
evening one of the employee noticed
blood on his arm. and inst the menu
her was not in his coat sleeve. The
police were asked to investigate the
" matter. About 1: is a. m. today Olli-
oer John H. Smith apprehended the
man. who said he was A. N. Appleby.
V V oi the Seoret diet-vice, 'He gave a re-
‘ lorenoo, mentioning the, name or a lo-
‘ I on either; This main. who desires his
11W withheld. told the police Mr. VAVp-
pleby was on right. The man told the
hotel employs that he had been shot
;he was chasing:
an Italian in Chinatown. New Yorlt.VV
See other specials in the adv.
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An ordinance relative to the tem
.porary draw bridge will be i‘ound in .VI
this edition. ;
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i Gas and electricity for every use a. :
furnished by the United Electlic Light. 1:
£8; Water Company
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The Read adv. will tell you dboili.
Isome n“. the novelty cottons that will
be In- -eded curly
S L. Benedict says the Fmd car is
the quality car The adv is interest
in: g. .
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' Tho Saxon our. $395. equipped in in:
our midsh The Reynolds Motor ,“mli
Company has taken the agency for.
'Fa'lrileld County and there is no doubt
that a. great many more- be placed by
this progressive company Their advi
which will be found in this VVlissue.
should be carefully you
I" NOT TROUBLE
AtheratioTl sale at the Boston store; :3
the till oi cedar Polish. .
.out ‘oiV ordsi'. Eats up dust e ‘d. polishes all firms“
automobiles to a very high luster.
A VJ Collins 8. Co
This bipp is made at then
FUNERAL omscroas AND .EMsAVthVVV no
‘~ nTchnhonpfl?
to.
V A good many things that are apparent cannot be see
One cannot tell how tar the shot carries by the no
Fortune tellers may read your future but you’ll it
just the same. '
I! an article is secured by virtue of its ensconced}
to the user at any price?
--Try Our (.0AL—-— ~-
Best Quality—- Lowest V
‘ RAYMQNVD BROTHE
it is expensiVe
to so to TF7.
3.3mm to 1nd hotel, wits damaged by.
’ hotel building is 5403091).
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any
" safety. clad in night attire.
eat or the
its property ‘
u. Wisconsin. whose building is
smoke and water and the bssement
containing the printing presses was
flooded. .
The Western
Newspaper Union’ir
. flit” is estimated at $40,900, and «“12" . ..
oi the Milwaukee Trinter, and Roller
{Company $20,000. The loss on the
dlreakiux out in the stillness oi the
morning. the tire caused excitement
«stnong the hotel guests. ' '
i Waking from sleep by the critck-
~ling oi ‘wiudow pane. Louis Toby,
sleeping on the second iloor or the
building, shouted litre!" '
' Guests were soon scurrying
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Ji‘or“
The barking oi a- deg aroused Mr.
Sandbar-g. the hotel keeper and he
‘ and policemen went through the halls
(alien to hnswer to knocks
Patrolinnn “like was the last to
merge from the building alter await
emu guests. ilr said the guests he‘d
used to get out. . .
Sidney, Ohio, Loss 6250.000.
V VSVlDVNEYV. Ohio, March _19. ~Four
buildings in the business section or
this city ivcre destroyed early today
by lire with a loss estimated at $250.-
000 The buildings were occupied by
two dry goods stores, a department
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O. B. Jackson
Optician
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5s wAL‘iij‘ STREET
nonmtu.
molt: m.
Eyes Examined Free
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‘DEMONSTRATION of
.a MOY____l_i__R MOTOR c
Will quickly convince any person that appreciates the best of row
terlal and equipment combined with the many exclusive Meyer lea-
lures; that there is no other car made that can equal it at the price.
FOURS. $2.500 SIXVES. $3. 400
Distributor for Falrfield County. Riven Street‘Vgorwslk, Conn.’
Elicll‘io
EVERYTHING
,. ItalootthVoal
mind's... ELECTRICAL Motor #5532
You want your house or store wired
You need an electric motor
You want an electrician in a hurry , B
we will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work.
THEw WHITE ELECTRICflQO.
(ilfiosstem
ELECTRICAL couraAcrons.
PHONE ates. . _ .
SOUTH NORWALK
. , ~ ~ .... .Vrl‘ remarks that “it is not assumed that
[11»?me your iliends with ”u" ARTISTIC taste . tlIeAmeVricVau controlled companies in
*end Them 8918(2th E88 er cards out Argentine‘are using Argentine beef to-
We do not buy cards at random. WE DISCRIMINVATE. We tunkeVVVd, 33ml- down um prices or Chicago
a study of ELEGANQE. Prices the burner-cards Illusion: , VVV beet.‘ '35.
LANICE'S Clear, Sibtioneryand News Store ~ r I At the present time. the bulletin
MAIN sTnEET, NORWALK. (Formdrly J. 'r. Hayes.)
1.4-3. , "THE sroas rI-Iev 'l'AVLK Anon-n. -
~ of smaller shops.
V idleness. taken from the ruins
. : Erushedto the City Hospital. where‘jhe»
- . was treated for iniuriesmt hishaet.
O S C A R H . B A N K S .V,hours after being taken hom
'1 rm mm lidiiTililLS
‘ 17-1
store. a clothing store and a number
Rescued From Fire Ruins.
er. LOUIS, M0,, March lit—ins
calls for a drink or water early today
ied to the rescue of Thomas Burke
from the ruins of the Pit. Louis Seed
Company 3 building, thirty seven hours
Spring}
~ Gas Mention. . _ . V
Best Quality and flipht Prices HERVEV. V ‘
M I Olm Steadf
smashing ih doors where the guests
. é.‘ ,
etidently all been awakened and man-
«y. ohm- we...
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lugs Remember we are headquarters
tor China and. thisssw resNiokel. 'Alum~
inum. Agate, Tin. . cod and Willow
Ware Brooms Brushes.V Mops; Carpet
Wri’ngers: also Lamp Fixtures and
79 WAsnmorou $7..
Prompt Delivery. _ : 'i'el, 32E
NOTICE '
MISS Polhcmus ‘V
, so wuhinolvmfib, south Hawk. tzVVt
is Coming W
it is 'a good time to look over and :
replace your stock or Houseiurnish-
and Rug Beaters, Garbage and Ash _ ,V
‘ cans Tubs; Pails, wash Boards and
0n Saturdays, March 21st and 28111
MonsiEnr Orunad. iron), The Jen-
rungs-Brandon (39., of new York Will
be at Mrs. Ada F Alteubrandt's.
limited number of orders for tailored
suits. separate coats and skirts will
be taken; suits 32 0.00 and up, skirts
$4.50 up: perfect fit guaranteed or
urns) refunded. Call and select sam-
p as
Mrs. Altcnbrandt will make two
trips a week to New York—«Tuesdays
and Fridays—and is prepared to do all
kinds of messenger work. Shopping
with people a specialty
Mrs AdaF. Altenbrandt
.6 WEST 3T SOUTH NORWALK.
alter the structure collapsed under ‘
the weight or a fallen wall. The seed V
company building was demolished
Tuesday afternoon. when one or the
walls oi the burned MlssouriAthletio
Club building fell on it.
Rescuers who had been digging in
'sxtricate a‘body. when they were
startled by Burke's call torhslp. Al.
. tor the force of eighty men had work-‘
1 ed for halt an hour-they tound Burke
pinionedunder a section or flooring.
and.
Near Burke was (ound the body 01'
3 an unidentified man. bringing the to
'1 to] dead recovered to six ‘ i
Burke died at a lmspliai several
the
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\VASHlXGTON. March lit-How.
Argentina's beef industry, which sends
millions of pounds of meat into the‘
United states monthly under the new I;
larii! law. is dominated by (‘hlcagol
slaughteling and packing contpnniesV
Vwihch "do by far the major portion
:oi theentire busineas," is described in
a “farmers' bulletin." issued today by
the Department of Agriculture.
.reduction in the prices of meat in thei
United States has been generally sup-l
period, but the department‘s bulletin
says. there are nine establishments
,tor slaughtering. chilling or ireesins
‘. Vv
«,fapd exporting beet. located in or near
Buehos Aims, and live at these cone
stunnintunrhn
' washrooms, March 19.
torstate Commerce Commission is tak-
ing preliminary its». to determine
whether more ian'ost'leatlon oi New
Haven Railroad financial ailairs is no
oessnry to develop information called
for in a resolution by Senator Norris,
which was passed on Feb. 7. ,
The rosolution seeks to determine
what became of New diavon mutiny ins
vested in various enterprises, Whether
any persons authorising those invest
or any mossy so imbued can ”be re-
Hoovers! tor-stockholders. and what
W"limit may be V continuum prev t to
The ln-'
meats are liable, to punishment, {whens .
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EQUIPMENTwThe price of $395 i V
Windshield lamps and tools; f. o.’ b. ,V
H. 8.».
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ps‘nles are owned or. operated by Chi-
cage houses.
in the summarized conllusious ot
the bulletin, it is shown that importtov
ed Argentine dressed beet adds
the nationol supply at the United
6thtes. at the recent rate. the little
over one per cent. "While some oi
this meat." the bulletin adds. has some
’n!
.Mf"
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’V Animated
. :.Ilscembsr. 9,t40.000 pounds. Add
irom British iriaorlllcos at «Bushes
V..VVAines. it great deal of it has been con-
signed {by the cinema Aims trigorliicos
oi the Chicago slaughtering and panic
lug companies, to themselves at New
York for. sale by themselves in \‘ew
York or wherever they please means
it by roll. "
pounds oi Argentine best are being
into the.V United States
monthly. it is shown that in October
the United {States received 2.700.000
pounds; or Nov'ember, 3.98%, 900:
January. 8'98?’000 Wanda.“ -'. ‘V
the mineral] night were working to ,
That Argentine beet has caused a ' ‘
According to the bulletin ”.9000 000 ,
in,_
AMER‘S
Tour ’Miiror
is T ruthiul- '
If you think eyeglasses are‘
not becoming, and strain your”
eyes rather than wear them—-
just let our OCULIIST“‘-cxam-
in: your’eyes, prescribe suita-
ble lenses,
mountng and fit the cyEglass-.
es correctly. THEN look in
your mirror and we will abide
yyour decision. .
b0CULISTS~—-gradu_ate phy-
siciaonamine your eyes
when you come to us.
THAMER
OCULISTS AND' OPTICIANS
87 Atlantic Square. Bta‘Mord, Ct.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
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FlourePeerless brand
6%
Creamery Butter “.71. ..... ‘. 33:: lb.
3 can: Condensed Milk- ........
3 page. 10o Fresno'Flour' .250
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Breakfast, 26o: -Dlnnsr, 35¢."
supper, 25c. '
Friday Dinner.
Clem Chowder ,. V‘
. coating ,Stealt all...
Baked Weak ‘B‘ish
Boiled Potatoes
stewed Tomatoes
Stewed 'Whips
Home-made Bread and Plus
Manson, iiouse »
C HASVBFN, Prop.
86/264- Wash. ”was. Norwaik.
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The Fulton is recognized e
ervwhere as the Finest, Most‘R‘oo'm.
Stylish and Serviceobie Collapsibe'.
Baby Carriage. It is Ab'so utely
Guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
tion. No risk In bu yhjlga VFullou. x
Years of test have proved it best. ‘
Sold at a price insut‘ii‘lVgV econo~
my and efficiency
This week we are lacking a /
Special Showing of Fultons. Glad .-
to box it y ou comeinand inspect them.
The A. J. Augevine
6.80:: Company '
SOUTH NORWALK
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IRihSiVIVIVSSIII'
mmihuuu
These parts do an ' Ttiimense
amount of work in propellin W
tour cow—they transmit the ’5‘
giuo‘s powel to the rear axle-.
consequently they near and
need expert attention at least‘
at ery year to take up the wear
and replace worn Vand week
parts. .. Vm
if y‘our cal seems to “9gVIViVVViVV;Vll‘e§="
itself together" before it‘
VnIoves instead of starting ha; n
unit you should .have..us..o.ver-
haul these parts nowwsgme’
. thing is worn and loose and is V
sing to break at the wrong .mo— .
meat. VVVVV
. this monthv—and hays Vitin good 1
., shape for the new season. .. '3« n V
High-grade . mechanics .V.V.3and V
reasonable charges... .. 1 . .
.W, A. Haniord
Gard V"
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lMPROViNG rVI-IE manned s
seamen.
‘ Wtsnixoroiu March 1 96
result of the recent inv‘éstiga on ’
the lishti‘ibillle service 1va Secret
itsdlleld and a committee or other oi:
hotels of theibepartment o'i Commeri
George Wort-instep; sundrlntendsh‘t o
naval construction or thd twice, ha
been dismissed, and Windward G;
lotto. assistant engineer in the service
.4 no
, ~"V'Ir. GilIEtt’e,
,Vphia, we» iotwherlyV' inspector
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