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Tristram 8. Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
e No Chances
li‘fieoeskorlaumkesswbo
j‘Mh’ for a nice clear
hthstarnllykitehencan
' ssslhelethat‘rillbnrn
HIM throughout the
BUY-~Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles
ansafelsrthavetsiisdtomahiulse seaeorerbgtsr
rest and sit walls. ‘ .. i
OthR "Walther prove ess economies! or lack the desired‘
artistic elect. not untreated shingles soon rot. curl up or split and
to strain than on the job is «ally and mil-I1.
‘cam — DIP!" stained shingles will last a life time. lsnufac
lured from Red Cethr, preach-ed with creosote, and stained and col-
cor desired. They last twice as long as brush coated or unstained
shingles: are better preserved and cost less than shingles stained
NORWALK.
' . aid will keep all night.
SKA fire will do the
“a. boiling, broiling,
“it. toasting, to your at.
. ”t satisfaction — please
' ’ pa b the smallest fraction.
, "than your suem in best
53"” when they do not
‘ ' ”as minor of half-cooked
“I or soggy biscuit—-
”to at your mercy and
.fi” to risk it. So have a
up Is short enough at most.
V
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_ IERRlS COAL
j COMPANY
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.q.uwanua.' T I
papers. an in" .
lie under armrenncnlenl. Nothing
landed ”m" ‘man‘s heart than a,
or .
tastefully furnished. if]
u’ come to us we’ll show you ourjl
The M
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a quality wall paper and explain
tfl‘he Gorha
mCo
East Nomata
Tel. 45’
Some Good
Advice
’them?
use poor health.
, afigurement and lead to ser
Here is a lip.
{See what your dentist says.
.IJ. H. Mallory
"Main St, So. Norwaik. Conn
More by appointment only.
—-
‘ how SHOWING
_ IONAL VARIETY
erp Attrtcnve Prices.
m if you're the host, as ,
8 E\’ERYTHINGl
l [on may beautify your home’ at!
Good health and good looks are er“
.- ‘ir desirable. Would you like to‘
Poor
They are}
. if you want good health
flood looks you must have good
-“»'Yon cannot aflord to neglect
H ‘A. CLAVEN 56 NO. MAIN ST.
. 5 Will Mill SilliSi
on the job: and look better.
The Hatch
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(1 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Specialties: Creodlpt Stained Shingles, Beaver Board.
ble qualities.
CLOAKS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
1 NEW SPRING
Suits, Coats and Hats
At PRiCES to lNTEREST ALL who are concerned in obtaining the
BEST VALUES possible in new garments. correct styles. dependa-
we PARIS MILLINERY i
Ell-President. William limes
asked Mayor Carl A. Harstrom. it was
announced yesterday. to represent
this city at the first national annual
assemblage of the League to Enforce
Peace to be held at Washington on
Friday and Saturday. May 26 and 27.
Mr. Taft is President of the league.
The League to Enforce Peace has
a platform of four proposals. the main
feature of which is contained in the
third which provides that the joint.
Middy Blouses.
SOUTH NORWALK. ;
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? SteakCod 18¢ lb.
5 Silver Salmon . .. 20¢ lb.
Herring ........... 8¢ lb.
Flat Fish ......... 3.9 lb.
Spanish Mackerel 18¢ lb.
Tile Fish ....... 14¢ ll).
lleei Sea Escailops
Haddock Roe
Finnan Haddie .. 14¢ lb.
Smoked Herring . 41¢ catch
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
A'I'I'IlAC‘I‘IVE FISII SPECIALS l
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
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Steak Halibut 20¢ lb. l
Butter Fish ...... 12¢ lb. .
Haddock .......... 3¢ lb. ‘
Fresh Mackerel .. 14¢ lb.
Smelt ........... 20¢ II).
Green Blue Fish . . 22¢ ll).
65c qt.
. 18c lb. '
Kippered Herring 8¢ each
Boneless Codfish . 18¢ lb.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
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FRIENDLY
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toutinucd growth and success.
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Nation
The friendly interest of our depositors and the good will of the
public are valuable asset» of this Bank. and material agencies in its
To them we attribute our splendid progress.
The account of the smallest householder and that of the greatest
corporation we cordlaily Welcome alike.
:3.”
a] Bank3
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INTEREST
12 Me lb.
16c lb.
12 i-2c lb.
iilc lb.
. Codiish
llallbui
Tile I-‘ish
Mackerel
Round Clams and oysters‘
Salmon
Green Blues
Shad
Whitings
.\ 12 Me lb.
20c lb.
18c lb.
5c lb.
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR LIBRARY CONTEST.
32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Schnitze’s Sanitary Markets
39 MAIN. ST.
NORWALK.
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RAID.
EL PASO. Texas. March 30.~-A re»
‘port that Villa on Tuesday had raided
Santa Tomas. south of Namlquipa.be
came current here today. bulytwas not
credited. Neither General Gavil'a.
tommander of the Juarez garrison. nor
.‘tiexican Consul Garcia had received
‘any advice from Mexico and officers of
the Mexican Northwestern Railroad
‘said they had no information regard
Vin gthe reported raid.
I
:TWO ELECTRIS MOTORS TO GUTl
Meieda.m.tosp.m.;7tosp.m. ._ .
- DISCREDIT REPORTED VILLA lTILSON IS TO AID CONGRESS
CAMPAIGN.
.—
Connecticut Representative Named
One of 17 by National Commlttee.
WASHINGTON. March Ell—Con-
gressman John Q. Tilson of Con-
necticut and Samuel E. Winslow of
Massachusetts were elected as the
New England members of the execu
live committee of seventeen to con-
duct the congressional campaign this
‘ fall at a meeting yesterday of the full
Republican national congressional
committee. Tile executive committee.
will mect in a few days to discus:
plms for the campaign which it is
expected to conduct in every congrew
clonal district of the United States.
llion, and a code of international law?
lnent and war lees proba Ie."
- l "You are invited to be present and
army forces of the great powers be‘
used against any nation or nations
who refuse to keep an agreement to
try arbitration or conciliation before.
going to war. g'l‘he other three pro-
' hurry if you want one.
A See The Spring Styles
IN OUR' SUIT DEPARTMENT
New Tailored Suits, Coats and Separate Skirts. New Rain Coats. New Silk Waists. More
SPECIAL SALE OF SUITS $5.00
Just a few left of these splendid suits that formerly sold for
Isa
much more money. Better
posals are for an international court.
an international council of conciliav
Mil mm P. 0.
[stimuli Cost $115,000 — Basi-
Mr. Taft's letter inviting the Mayor‘
to be present at the Washington con»
ference. also asks him to appoint del-
egates thereto. and points out that
the Taft League is “no-sloptltewar . .
llnoveluent, no anti preparedness ”SS 60““.3 t” sun. I M
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movement, no peace-at-anyprice en m.“ I
deliver." but “an earnest effort by
practical men to bring about. after
the Clone of the European WM. 8 (‘0': WASHINGTON. l). t‘, March 30.~
ioperatlon among the nations which; (Spt'cliil)—In a letter to the chairman
will tend to make peace it re pcrma-i of the (‘ommlttee on public buildings,
Mai of the House of representatives. As-
I i lilRIflle secretary oLthe Treasury New-
I‘My dear Sirz— iton today estimates that a building
The First Annual Assemblage of of 10.000 square feet ground area will
ttlit‘ League to Enforce Peace will be. within a few years be required for
{held in the city of Washington on‘ the ”“0010? building at Norwalli.
‘h‘rlday and mlurdny' May 15m andyt‘onn. and that the cost of such a
L2Illl. with the purpose of devising andi building 5'30"” b9 "H.900-
.deiermiuing upon measures for giving: Th“ WW" I“ I“ T9500“? 10 3‘1 ll“
:efftt-l lo the propjosals for e'league‘ 0“er from ”19 committee {0" ""0"
'i‘aft's letter is as followa:
of nations to enforce peace that were' lnliiion regarding ”19 postomce siiua
.flmmwd at a mnfmw... held last Y lion there in view of the efforts of
June in Philadelphia. This 1,. "0‘ Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill to have
lpeace-at-any—price endeavor. it rep! Congress pass at this session his bill
‘ ‘ appropriating $150,000 for a site and.
.resenls an earnest effort by practice .
?mcn to bring about. after the close of building there to house the posioifice
fl", European War. a cooperation! business for the vcombined towns of
among the nations which will tend to! Norwalh. South horwaik ""1 “only"
:make peace more psnnaneut and war
llcss probable.
The postal receipts for the three
l"'l‘h(“ flt‘l . u
are ofet‘Il’iLZrlllhrdfl than: :dn’l’eoxfi‘l‘li towns In ““5 WP" 074.0”. compared
° " ‘wilh 342,759 in 1905. The annual
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{business organiraiiona of the nationl rental ‘9 82.860. Both these items are
iare appointing delegates to this meet-i favorable to the efforts to obtain a
.ing. new poslofllce.
lto appoint one or more commissioners Secretary Newton says in b“ “N"
’that as the community is largely de-
lto represent your city in the assem-‘ voted to manufactures and that the
lblage. growth in this direction is large, it:
K "Th“ “‘9“ 0' providing 3'1““ ”m“; would therefore appear that the build-t
illons for international law and treat-i lug should be constructed with its ex-
ties as can be obtained is the most lm-l panslon in view.
portant and urgent matter befop the Mr. Hill will go before the com-
‘world and one for which America has mittee again_ in a few days to urge
.ll‘t‘ullar responsibility. \l earnestly the passage of his bill. now that the
limit? ”till W0 may have your co-operlt-I committee has this favorable lni’or-'
.lion ln it." motion at hand. practically amounting
| Mr. Taft has seal a similar invita- to a recommendation of the project.
man to Governor .\i. n. llolcolnb. nsk- by the Treasury depmmrnt
ting him to represent the stale person M
{ally and to_ send state delegates to'
jthe Washingtbn conference.
increase in Business.
3 The formal platform of the Taft Frank Lewis sheldon.
lLeague as adopted in independence. Frank Lewis' Shpidom seventeen“
Hail, In" June, follows: yearold son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewi:l F.
Vie believe it to be desirable for ”‘9' Sheldon. 52 Woodward avenue, died at
United 8m“)! to 19“" a ”an“? of N” the home of his parents today. The
lions binding the “Hahn.” to ”'9 funeral will be held from the late
following; A. home Saturday afternoon at 2'50
Fug“ A“ “sum“? questions ”M o‘clock. Rev. John Stapleton, pastor
in: between the signatory powers. not 0f the South Norwall! Congregational
settled by Negotiation. shall, subject church. will omciale. Interment will
to the limitations of treaties. be “b‘lfollow in Riverside cemetery.
milled to a judicial tribunal for hear-
ing and judgment. both upon the mer-
its and upon any issue as to its juris-
diction of the question. ‘Md‘arthy. who died Tuesday evening
Second. All other questions aris- at his home. on New Canaan avenue.
lag between the signatories and nail“. the age of eighty-one years. will be.
settled by negotiation. shall be. sub held tomorrow morning, at 9 o‘clock.
mitted to a Council of Conciliation for from St. Navy‘s church. interment
. \
Funeral of Daniel McCarthy.
Funeral services of the late Daniel
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS-
‘ford station stopping work yesterday,'
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i: Stouts. No Elaétic, no 3::
’E‘ Strings, Black or Blue 3
1:; Serge, . '3:
3; $5.50 to $7.50?
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CONNECTICUT RIVER OPEN.
HARTFORD, Ma‘rcll 80.——Al 13
noon today the tug Spartan reached
Hartford from down the river, after
an ice-breaking trip of four days, and
llallgation of the Connecticut river is
now open. The steamer Hartford will
go on the route Saturday night. mak-
ing the trip from New York to this
city and arriving here Sunday. Thet
cipilated yesterdays late movement‘
was observed during the fore-noon,
with Increasing activity, however. on
the part of the short interest. whose
operations centered about in the more
vulnerable issues. t'. 8. Steel fell 3.4
to 83 1-2 and equal or greater heavi
none was shown by standard rails.
notably Reading. i'nion Pacific. St
Paul. New York (‘entrai and Norfolk
and Western. Meantime such specu resumption of steamer andrbarge nail
lative stocks as the Mexican group. ’igallon is expected to have an appre-
Crucible. Anaconda and American Lo‘riable effect in relieving congested
comotive manifested varying degree-“height conditions which have tied
of strength. without stimulating dull-‘Hartford up for two weeks.
‘lngs elsewhere. Bonds Were steady. 1 Manager C. t‘. Goodrich. of tho
——-——-— ‘Iiartford and New York Transportln
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m—Such lion Company was aboard the Spartan
improvement as was shown duringthe and said the job of opening the river
mid-session resulted mainly {ram the had been the hardest 2in Zhls expert.
strength in (‘opper shares. These once. The Sachem and Onrust fol~
were higher in response to further re-ilowed the Spartan. the latter, a steel
ports of large domestic and foreign boat, opening the channel and the oth-
ot'ders for the refined metal. er breaking up the big cakes and wid-
1ent’ng the channel.
BAGAGE HANDLERS' GRIEVANCE:
SETTLED.
NEW HAVEN, March 30.-—An ad-
uslmenl of the grievance which led to‘
fifteen baggage handlers in the Hart-l
MY LADY VOTES.
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(Corrinne Rockwell Swain. in Life) '
Lords of the polling place.
Put on. put on your coats!
is said to have been adjusted today, The week's vile stain erase——
although no official statement on this She votes!
point is given out by the New Haven My lady Vol-es!
road at its omces‘ here. The unoill- VOICE!
his
clal explanation is that the men mis-
understood the answer of the com-
pau yto their request for more wages.
the road promising to look into the
Let no sustaining "brace"
’Gllde down your dusty throat!
Let virtue reign apace!
_ _.____.-....__, . CITY’S GRASS. sn
’ '—"- hearing. confsideratlon and recommend- . ~ . -. . matter. The men re said to have re- e “”9“
‘ Doing Away With Three Horses New NORWALK CLUB NOMINATION' ation will be m 8“ Mary I cemetery. i‘ d\i i th t . . )ly lady voles! _
-: ‘ Haven Park Department Buys The following officers have been ' -— (‘9 ‘9 mpress 0‘1 a a page ,. “1‘ Votes' .
' . nominated by the nomi ting corn» Third. The signatory powers shall crease was granted and this increase " \
Mowm .m. “It, . . TODAY IN WALL STREET. ‘ ,
“EN AND BOYS NEW HAVEN, March ail-Two grilles: 3f the .\‘ lhnk (‘lu 'l and II“. :omtly use forthwith both their need , . did not show in their pay envelope. ; See that no hood] in has 1;-
motor mowers have been purchased 0; ssgedu‘gmthch iilfng‘efiwmeglgf omlc and military forces against any new YORK. March all—Wall it is understood that the company Annoy, or rude: .03;
_ Complete At 2; lgsgfllilgefhgmfvll‘l ye“ulls;;9;$:- day. April 10. _ one of their number that goes to war. Street, 10:30 a. m.—Thc usual array has reached a tentative agreement On that patrician fife. ‘
a? j 0 and $12.50 'jmg the gu‘nuner in (mung the magi Pyresidezlt-pixon McNeiton. . 0" commits “‘3 0‘ hOINNU. against of advances and d lines was present With the crafis\on the system known She vow“, ‘ i'
‘ ' '0“ ”W Gem”! Gm“ “‘1 i“ 5989' Hoe-President M Louis St. \Jom‘ another 0' the signatories befOre any ed at the o enlng of today's stock as the System Federation. These in-v " , ,
. Hahn and Go to lKeeler. . . 9. .uy lady voles.
‘ .hood Pig. Thebmoheni «Ch 0081 Treasurer~Charles E. Curtis. question arising shall be submitted as market. the whole making for extreme clude bollennakers. helpers and re Votes! .
‘ ' ’ “It";lfk' “grim; ‘ulkclt‘rgmflfilt spcmmry_plvm pom"; provided in the foregoins. irregularity, War shares. notably palrmen in our shops, allhOUgh no {.5
'e s the cost‘ of the keep of three horses. l “‘9 mum" w”. nominated “5 ‘0" IN” 9'0"“0" ‘5 mad? I0? the en Crucible Steel. American Loco and statement is given out. The center— llav blameless sheep replace .3
” 'uscd on the old style mower- wllch "‘5 . . (“ferment 0' the decree. hover". General Electric were fractionally ence with Signalman is ceding. No I”... .
. . , A . .\. \\. . _ . .mmltable goats.
" So. "w.“ gill" been “M in "10 INN": MI- E S Adams Royal dams W H Under the plan nations may fight sl- higher but these were offset by cor- information is avaliab as to the con-« 1 l v der d
. OUR CLOTHES The mowers weigh “on [Oil menedict. Allen 0. Betta. Dr. . . . . n a en an lace
. ‘pounds They can be m N “VIII. Josiah 0. Gregory. Edwin fer arbitration. if diaeailsned.) mponding recessions in )lotom.Good- ditione surrounding strikes of.seciion 3h, you.“
Nu, m“... of the-department. All w.bl:(}rlzldmomn'00d.cm- WEI: Fourth. Conferences? between the rich. Continental Cna. American Zinc men at several points in the state My I“, you,"
. _ __-.. ‘ . . that is realised is to start the meter “Jargh .“m““m" Brandish- signatory powers shell he held. from‘and industrial Pelmleasa. which re- botll gills New Haven road and the Votes! / II
a scanner in tour-.5 y'"":r"' “A“? gm gull“- time to one. to formulate and easily corded an initial loee an 14. all of Central New manna - _. ,'
can't and my way to“: as .' far-er [also his lb. Cricket—“flew h M m rules at haaraatlsesl law. whiehpfllwhieh and more was a— mounted." ——-—--———- g FOIIOONI CONCLUNON.
H ”n M." "W. ‘ thlal less sens signatory shell may lie Dealin- were on a moderate scale EARTHQUAKI A? IAITINIQUL Teacher—4f a tanner sold 1.479
break the Bride.
_ roar or reason. mlm‘nmm of wheat for em a bushel,
dissent within a stated pried. aha! withahigherteadency formation
Ihsrealtc seven is the exists-s ef.aestetieea. larch 8|.-Aa mm ace-erred what wattle be m?
ll“ 1“ TM mtiafl hl WALL man-r. Nest—Jellies at here at 3:]! o‘clock this moraine. Hey—d- smallhm'lnn'a
Ant“- ,thees-lmutletwn‘ih‘rhmwuasm, lm ...:“m
m . '1‘"- W it is purl. bet In! peb‘ieher lh’ala
0- sense. “You «unusual-use. mliiltnwuuuaorm
h ‘M' “'3‘?” Infill draw-fl.- et—-"(‘.Iser IM yes a; but
‘ ‘ ether-dented“ mud-lee.
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