‘ I ‘- m . ' mam as‘BGi'veenSeel. new: rd, Til» 5:2,. ‘8 have Just received a leechedthisseaeon. in" RF“. Pea coal can he burned in the tum m mild weathers-to the dnntege of yOur bank account—— anther by itself or in combination “tirelergergradee. lily of our ”customers use it dsointherange. " . The price, as you know, is con— nderahly less than of the other milieu. 1101151311.. .. mace! which is the best,- use and quality, theii we TARLOV“ BROS. (indie-Date Olga: em HALL-MARK CANDIES . run near $1.10 LB. We Block m 1631 ., A. M. was? Cane W u... Poe-an orac- PATENTS “canceled-Poe‘s _ usual-p.“ rm” F. H. BAXTER DECGGIST 8mm street for Page cANpIns r. u. wanna arson M'm Ill! 1818 VISIT_THE Goodie ShOp 22 N(I. MAIN ST. w'theircustomersona You shepld 11m .lgesis as any further to your placing oi! the order; give you . ’ WE DOV‘NOT73 “ 33!. any mambmmnmm Slob-1M «mummnnammem humane: Infidelitm yourorder y impossible. .otM' on £011st + We have accepted our 1&5 caused by the general reductiOn in, whOlesale prices and «anemia. you against any. advance prior Kindl thiukthisoverearefullyandltiuneedotiunlbe-rwewnl necessary assurance to place the business with use The Hatch Ea? Bailey Co. Garments, 33 SOUTH MAIN STREET Also Spring Hate. Prices lower than elsewhere. THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE NEW‘ SUITS, COATS“ AND DRESSES ' FOR YOUR EASTER OUTFIT Just arrived and arriving daily, a host of lovely styles in Spring not too high priced either for such exclusive models. , SOUTH NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK & Shaw; .VAAST BROS.’ TRIBUTORB GARAGE CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS ,_ LIMOUSINBS roe wnnnmas am) enormous . TAXI seamen NORWALK a GOODYEAR cone TIRES , , PHONES 13110, 2211, i 83 WASHINGTON ST. Buy Your Bread, Rolls, Pics and Oaks at the White House Brewery N EXT TO A. F. Beckmann 6? Co., Inc. ORANGE SALE 16 NAVEL ORANGES GOLD MEDAL_ FLOUR, bag ........ . ..... . ...... .. 31.49 STRICTLY FRESH sees. dozen 47c PLANTATION COFFEE,Ib. ............... , ....... 25c. WHOLE mac, 3 lbs. ..... ...... 26c. 13 caxes KIRK AN's sonax SOAP ,, $1.00 NATIVE POTAT as. pkg., 151m. .......... .880 PHONE 1405 VIENHA. March 7. é—Mutiny ' members of the Bunny“! 9, ’ at Boob, resulting in the killing of one mutineers, is reported in dis- patches received here. . ' r ‘ ,, Anew-ding to the press accounts. the , trouble started when flogging of sev- eral soldiers was ordered by Baron Rivas and Count Way. Other soldiers protested unmet the missing and shot orficérs who had drawn their revol- vers to quell the disorder. - The— mutlneers then barricaded themselves in their barracks and artillery was brought up and trained - upon them. Th1 mutineers are raid to otter of immunity but. according to the accounts they were shot as soon as they gave themselves up. The ex- ecuted included two captains who sympathlscd with the .mutinecrs. PLEASING RECITAL ‘ AT MASONIC TEMPLE centinucd irorn first page which was taken to the Temple for the occasion. The numbers were ”Etrude D Fl:1t.‘by Liszt; Seafwby Machowell and Wandering lcrberg" and .3 “March Win'd " Miss llreebcn Mimi” weetiy two song groups. in each bong ac- companied by the “Ampleo.” They were Bear 3 Ave Maria." with \iolin obligate; “A dos Oiseaux. " by Hue; "Will 0‘ the \\18p by Spross: “Wind Song." by [tom rs; " 'itose in the Bud. " by Foster. and "The Cuckoo Clock " To the latter shr responded to the em core by singing Inddie' " 11,1 Cadman. In all of her songs the singer was ur— compenled by the "Ampico." and the harmony of the voice and instrument had a very pleasing cflect. August Berger's violin numbers were delight- fully rendered. They included the "Serenade." by Schuberl.‘and “l.icbcs~ freud." by Krvlaler. Chopin's “Nocturne in D Major." by Mr. Gunn at the close. was one or the delightful features or the program. and demonstmlmi the "Amplco'a" use- "To the “From a sponsive and all the participants re- ceived generous applause. The Alfred Fox Plano Co. is entitled to ”1 thanks or the community for preach 3 such a pleasing owning or music. TRIKITI. (‘ifl‘iu‘il NOTES. There was 11 lePndhl attendance at all the service: in Trinity church. yesterday. The choral in the evening was of the usual high order. The rector. Rev. C. 8. Lewis. M A.. deliv- ered two eloouent and very impres- sive sermons. showing that he has a wonderful fund or knowledge to draw on. and also the people were very much impressed by his delivery. The Lenten- sen‘lcce for the week. which the rector is very anxious to have well attended. are: Thursday. 9:80 a m.. Holy Communion: Friday. 7:45. Lilany and sermon. followed by brief instructions to the confirmation clam. Tomorrow. Tuesday. there will be an all day 'r'neetlng of the \Vomen's Guild. SEEDS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL roe m crane season ‘ ' All the Leading Varletlse of Vegetables and the lost Grades o! Perm been, Grass. Glover Timothy and feed Potatoes RELIABLE AND THE FINIOT VARIETIEI or FLOWER "EDI ‘ Best grades of Fertilizer Sheep fissure. Mead lone. Nltmte «Mote. Remedies to destroy all Insects and fungicides for are preventive “ and cure of all kinds of blight Let Your Wants Be Known and We Will Supply You with the Best. South NorWalk Florist and Seed Store 2 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 884 so. nonwaaa . I HEREISTHEMAN W110 Carts Ashes,~Cleans Cellars, Light MOving, Light Expressage IN AND OUT OF TOWN Also Dealer in COAL AND JUNK Josnrn 1a. wanna TEL EPHONE 441 76 OSBORN AVENUE seer N'ORWALK (Formerly Efl‘ron Cool 00., of 3 Rowan Street) .1 ‘Stewing Lamb ‘. Stewing Beef Fresh Plate Beef o... eeeee 'Schultze’s ‘ Tuesday specials , f 32c--LOin"Lamb Chops-:3ZC ......... 1001b. ......... 18clb. 9c lb. .30(: lb. The rccior‘s telephone call is 2815. _‘and he. would like very much indeed to be notified where his services as vector are needed. He is going to try at first to see the shutins. and after that make a system cellar-t to know all his people, in in r own homee. ContributionsoLm ey. flowers and plants for the Easter decorations may be given to Miss Lulu- Prescott. chair- man or the Altar Chapter. WILL ENTERTAIN WAR VETERANS Final arrangements were made at a meeting of the Frank C. Godfrey Poet. American Legion. held yesterday morning. for _ the entertainment of veterans of other were beside the yorld war Tuesday night. All exten-‘ sive program is being prepared. Post Commander Joseph Brother- ton reported that a meeting of the post commanders held in Stamford. it was voted by form a baseball league among the pods in Fairfleld county. Nor-walk will take part in the league ectixltiee and‘ will turn out a strong nine. At the same meeting it was voted to purchase a new piano before Tues. day so that it could be used for the entertainment to be held that nigfl. . m. g. . .1‘ Grave’s is the only '\‘ ' Genuine» officers and the eiecutio'n of thirty”;- has surrendreed upon receipt otrsn fullness. The audience was very rc-‘ o o e s e”: e“o 0 es” 'e or e" “09*” e e e e e ”e”e”e”e”:”:”e“ O e .93“ 0 0.. e”: WWVM ’e PANAMA PRESIDENT DISCUSSES “RIGHTS” - - It isnnderstood the .United States cruiser Sacramento. Awlih an boss. has arrived. at Bocas del Toro. but this cannot be confirmed. BAN SALVADOR. Republic of Bel- vador. March 7.—Teicsrems uphold- in: Costa Rice. in her attack upon Taffeta, Messahne Crepe dc Chine, Charmeuse, Je1 893 We All the new and standard shades, . feats. GORGEOUS CEORGETTES. In all those bizarre colorings that are now so popular BARONETTE SPORT SATINS. -. With novel self designs, in stripes and plaids FIGURED FOULARDS. Pretty and most effective patterns, in large and small figmfes' SAMPLES GLADLY FURNISHED ON REQUEST, O O :4“:”.”:”:”. «:00 “:00: 6:. .00. .09. .00 .eg 3%”: _ . WWmoeweo Our LOW . ., Our Low . Bent Will ’ Rent Will am You . He or 0. Money ' ' Money in light, medium and dank ef ~ 1 ' . C O O . Spring Opening of Mllllnery Call and see this vast assortment of beautifully shaped Hats, cleverly trimmed. Colors—Henna, Pearl, Navy, Tangerine and. Peacock—— Prices From $2.98 to $15. Spring Dresses Tefieta, Satines and Canton Crepes — wonderfully smart mod- . els. BEAR IN MIND—Our Easy Payment Plan and Small Week- , iy Payments will dress you and your whole family from head to foot. , ”WWWWM} M«:«:«:«:«: 99:09:» 09:»:«3» «:oo’oo: , ' ‘ Continued (rem first Page e—_s—-—- eagle - , .. OurNo.0ne,8c;2for15c pawn. animus .FORTHEWEEK| DixieMalb. ....... 290 Panoylalne Corn. 2 censafic. Early June Peas. 2 caussfic Evaporatedmdmdmlk, humane SPECIAIS Perfecto aliquot Are Panama as a. result or the frontier controversy between those countrlis. NOW Sold for 10¢ 31 WALL STREET have been sent to San Jose by t e C Congresses of Salvador. Guatemala our Pmteua EXtras AI‘ . and Honduras. AisoSold for 10¢ OLD WELL CIGAR COMPANY. THINK OF IT! ‘ WALK- OVERS Right Here in Nomll‘. Fwd-— We Close at 9 O'Clock Satulfl SHOE 11»- (o lyar’s INSURANCE ___—-———— 100 Royal Auto Pig. Co. South Main Street Opposite Wilson’s nu Shop South Hal-walk, Conn. High Olen Work a Specialty Phone 902 J. M. LAYTON & 005 Inc. 5 Railroad Ave,, South No I, i t. \ SPECIALS of tho NOW MOVING To New Building ON ‘ Home MAIN ST. I- _' u». rinses mam We Increase 3 our . Purchasing Power I Our Low Prices —--/ 1 1 , 7 l BRAND’S AL 5T0 JEWELRY AND (”mo 21 No. Main 31.30 N° M‘.‘ / 011‘ 'd W Raym Da aUNDERTA‘iEunfl 1103’ Tole. TON IT wA‘HING I. m ; "I“ up he?“
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