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Slit Hundred Enthusiastic People At-
tond the St. Patrick Celebration.
arts or Indictment SAIIIT.
It". John T. Winters. by In Eloquence. Car-
on Ida Audience laotto Illa but m
the Lido ems Iota than out to all
her Inflow—Patriotic lotto.
Fully six hundred people attended the
St. Patrick‘s day celebration of tilt. Jus-
cph's [atrish in Music Hall. last night.
which, in itself, is an indication that it
was a successful event. Every number
on the varied aml somewhat extensive
prognmtme was roundly applauded by
the audience, and several times eumres
were called for.
The address of Rev. J. T. Winters
was on the theme. "Patrick‘s (lift and
Ireland's Appreciation." He gave a
brilliant and forceful outline of the life
and history of Ireland‘s patron saint.
He said the first act of St. Patrick. when
E. W. erhces. formerly advertising
manager for Mulloy. Neely & Co, of
New Haven, is one of the best writers of
the modern style of advertising. and is
thoroughly posted on all that Isa-talus to
this important adjunct of every up-to-
dnte business house. Wltat Mr. Voor-
llfl‘b has many in the following article
fmm the New Haven Register. will not
only interest advertisers generally but is
worth dollars to every business man:
When you want to sell a house. a
horse. or a heifer, you say so in the
newupapers. When you want to Sell
my goods. jewelry. or‘ stationary. or
men's furnishings. or furniture. or our—
pets, or rugs. or planes, or clothing, or
hardware. or groceries. you keep still.
Pray. by what parity of mounting do
you arrive ttt such a cottlusion?
"Why! you say." a thousand ma-
sons to one against you. In tlto first
instance. we're not in the business. In
the second instance we are. uttd every-
body knows it.“ Hold on there! Does
cvcrybuly know it. Sup ' you are
identified with a store, frat e, attd name
tltut'slx'cn flourishing for fifty yours;
Pennitoss Thoy Como to South Nor-
walk on their Bridal Tour.
A IIIOIIT III In Situations.
A Youthful. Loving. ladatt Pair Invoke the Aid
ol Select-Ian Thomas to Enable Thou to
(lot Iaolt ta areal laminates. More the
Groom Said to Itad a Song Butt Account.
Selectman E. Themes lttu-t many queer
experiences, but one yesterday surpluses
them all. .
(In his arrival at his office itt Railroad
place he found a rather good looking,
wplI-dmtsed couple awaiting him. They
said they were married in (treat Bar-
ringtou. about a month ago. and came
this way on their bridal tour. The groottt
explained that he was a nephew of Mrs.
William Davis, who lives in the south-
ern part of the city. They reached here
Saturday. expecting to spend some. time.
Monday morning, however, Mrs. Davis
left for Hartford. probably for u pur—
County Heidth f'ltliccr llIvIrge E. III“
has sent out an interesting letter to the
doctors of the county. calling their at-
tcutiou to the neon-lily of care—more
care than has been used heretofom—m
itt the. registration «If vital statistics,
especially those of births. A unifonn
effort is being made thmughout tho
state for the better and more intelligent
mgistration of certificates required by
law on tltis point, and all the county
health officers are endeavor-lug to have
the M‘Ot'dfllu complete as the law de-
sired they should be.
“The main purpose of the registration
of births." says the letter. "is to furnish
to the public a rbliablc means of true
ing relationship, upon which deptmds
matters of inheritance. doment of prop-
erty, pcnfion rights. etc. as well as
matters of more sentimental interest.
such as genealogies. etc. and to furnish
suehm-ordsuswill ‘ntliabie and full
years hence when t. lateral sources of
information have dianwarcd.
“These returns should therefore be
made with sufficient. cum. accuracy and
completeness to run r them useful as
moaning; From the Bay World of
South Norwallt and Norwallt.
PEOPLE AT HOME AIIO ABROAD.
The San Caratsoslo CIIIII em a Dance -Iin
Mary Field Pardon to Salt tor Europe on
April lO—A Comte. Wedding of Note—
Variout Lenten Festivities.
Charles Anderson amt Miss (lorrmdn
I
Trinity church.
urday afternoon, March IItIt, at 3:30.
o‘clock. The bride was given aw
her father. The gr-xtm‘s best man was I
a bmther-in-law of the bride, flle Olsen.
of New Haven. 'l‘hebridemsids were
Miss Hulda Anderson, a sister of the
groom. and alittle sister of the bride,
Lillie Stain-ll. The bride was attired
lit a costume of white cashmere, trinttned
in white satin aml pearl ornaments. She
wot‘ea veiltrimmcd with lilies of the
’ sivc whist and supplying the wants of the
‘ one lurge room and in a circle. remind-
,tlIut there were tables inside the outer
_ _ . _ . circle; but then. as far backas “Adams"
Stabcll “W" ““1““! "' marriage, I“ l time, we. have heard of "a wheel within
South Norwalk, Sat- awhcel.“ '
av bl“ I milk.“
(In Monday evening the Veterans met
again: tltis time at John ll. Ferris‘ pa—
latial residence “on the hill." I’mm't‘s-
inner man were indulged in. tho latter
quite extensively. To say that an eu~
joyable time was bad would be inade-
quately expressing it. When the roll
was called. up yonder. the following
well known onIII-ities were present. It
might be well to first state that the curd
tables were appropriately arranged in
ing one of the "Ferris“ wheel, except
We "Keep" on progresstttg.
Take. for instance. the
of the present day. Why.
yhavo twenty-eight different ways
of making a ”Graham“ puff; but then.
as the Irishman says, that don't always
“Fitch“ it. Some of the guests
last evening were at "Swords" points.
and it looked for awhile. "Swarm." like.
as if there was a “Row-on." While
some said it was "Valentine's" night.
others insisted that it was St. Patrick‘s
Day iii the morning. Someone mildly
shouted ”Trowbridgo" to the front, and
everybody ducked their heads. under-
however.
t‘nptaitt t‘barles (I. bit. John died “all
morning in theater. l’a. Death was '
causal by cutarrh of the stomach.
laptain St. John leaves a wife and
one daughter. lie was utnetnber d 0H
“'9“ Lotlflt‘. l". and .\. M.. of 80‘“!
Norwalk.
Among sI-ltmucrs over which he...“
wtumander are the John Ferris. MI-
ence l. Lockwood and Minnie Rowan.
The remains will be brought hero to-
morrow. Tho funeral arrangement!
are not yet completed. but the time will
be anuoucml tomorrow.
.\untiewl‘lthel, you must not be anim-
pationt. Remember that Rome min not
made in a day. Etheleh , Auntie.
how can you any such n t-h :‘ It ll
wicked, madly wicked. You know. that
God made all the world in six db”. and
He certainly did not spend men than
five minutes on Route. ‘ -
IF YOU an IT IIEIIE It tin.
wnnréb. ‘
he landed in Ireland in 4:l2,wastokueol . . ' . : . . .
g . tlttnk all the grandfathers natuctu- PUM- and "19""le couple worooblth-d ”"10"“? "1 ““1”; « _ . 11 v ; "1 a 1-9 I of I . . . . . stuudut the g akcr [.53 “1 )w bn e - - - _ , “*5" ~ ~ _
""d ‘0 If”? {“0 “Mk“?! “Intdlhm'o'f‘ “ “In,“ In “.11 ”my, children; “Alwuyfi to seek other quarters. They wcttt to f‘All facts tcudtn 'to prove tlte tdcn‘ l.“ le_ 1‘ him llet “It," ”tnyrtIt :"d if in tailor," Derccallitig yvitiidly date \V‘iflkflfilfi'l‘fil'.i§“sliiiddrh fro-“ll w
«mumam ttc wor ll lei“! ”mm”: mm.» mm My; :4" Think ”my thode t,where they encountered ()fli- ttty of parents sho d be carefully In- “‘f‘ ' _ l was "s“ m mind those good old canal boat ' ' mint
”m“ m". begun. 0‘ ”L“ " gmpltn. many pn‘sI-ntdav parents unnumbered NW M t‘"- H0891" t11'3"!l‘lllllllll‘ll‘l'll. I‘lu‘ll‘fl. "8 this m be the vital pmm hrtdI-mtud was gowncd III a light bllw'davs. It was a “Goodrich" \V “Tn,“'."i” I " "”““‘§; th
. ' r I . .-—. on n or near a
picture of the first meeting of St. l’at-
rick with titenkings of Ireland. As 110
a pcared before them to answer tltetr
I- urges even the priests and hard». sur-
rounding the kings were interested uml
moved by hismcssugc. With many a loud-
ct' touch of true Irish elmyucuce the speak-
er recounted how St. Patrick symbolized
iii the ahamrm-k the (‘ltristiun faith. As
Patrick sowed tho seed God gave tho
ittcrctu-Ie. To hour him was to believe
him. Never wusanatiou‘s I‘I‘lipflll‘il' to
the call of find more rdady than that of
Ireland to his voice tltrough b‘t. l’nt-
rick. He finished his work itt the your
-ltI:t.after making the seventh visit to
every parish in lreland. The speaker
rammed to rekindle tho glow of true
Irish pride and enthusiasm as be car-
ried them back lty his eloquence to tho
and struggles of the Irish people for the
future were depicted iii a masterly "HUI-
Itcr, and the lecture throughout, so broad
but 700 years and the outlook for the;
Ioutstrip and outlive the most brilliant
the injunction, and are sum‘to mind
their mom'ory? Don't yott see that at.
pic witlt minds cratntucd full of ttoir
own business need to be continually
rem ruled of your hdsiness‘.‘ (loing to
lot. hootltor fellow do all the rcntittdiug
while you tntst itt an honorable but
buried past for business stimulus?
"But," you say. “there is so tnuch
blaster. and sham. and lying itt adver-
tising." That may be. But the devil
really has itomerc right to the advero
tisiug art than he has to bowling or
billiards. Isn't it about time the estab.
lishod business houses rise in the
strength of there integrity and fair
dealing, todry dock the ship of trade
:tttd scrape her clean of these barnacles?
. Will you allow the most potent business
' medium in the world—the newspaper—
fzu'ts can be given strongth and setting
in tltc newspapers. itt such a way as to
where they remained Monday night.
The couple were very anxious to get
back to Great Barrittgton, where the
groom said he had a bank account. He
told Mr. Thomos he had telegraphed
to that place for money. but had not re-
ocivoda reply. Mr. Themes southim
out to get a copy of the telegram, but
the loan returned shortly and suidltc
could not tittd the telegraph office.
Mr. Themes did not know how much
of the story to credit. aml he did ttot
feel like taking enough of the town‘s ti-
ttauccs to pay their fare totlreat llar-
rington. He thought. however, it would
be a good idea to get them out. of town.
so he purchased two tickets for Dan-
bury. and saw them depart for thutlmigm do for most practical pnnm('5.:
at issue itt many mportuttt matters.
The frequent repetition of the same
name renders it purtimlarly desirable
that the. birthplace, age, etc, of the
parents uttd the maiden name of the
mother should be carefully given in the
certificate."
The letter goes on to the state that lit
recording the birth dates of parents,
the terms "U. 8.." “ rcland," or “Hun-
gary," are of small value for identifica-
tiottpurposos in eonttutrisou \vitlttho
name of the town or the ago of tth
parents.
of any more value for identification
purpose than John Smith of the l".
bi. A., of whom Eugene Field wrote. It
John Jones of England. is not I
crape trimmed ithatiu and white lace.
I The bride's sister wore light blue cardi-
i more trimmed itt white silk and flowers.
i The bride and groom received many
I handsome ptesents.
I The Sunvf‘cn‘monic club gave urlaucc.
:lust night. in one of F. S. Lynn‘s cot-
tagcs in llayview avenue. Tho rooms
were pn-ttily decorated with fiowersaud
I plants. and wore heated by oil stoves.
'l‘lte withering was a merry one. and did
‘ not dist-m- until after midnight. Music
I was rendered by Miss Aimcc Wood and
i Harry Memll. Supper was served itt
i the ditmtng-rmut.
Miss l‘lttu llond. wltobus been visit»
plat-o. .\t lllf‘ depot some III the. olll- I but “mum fflll n“. Slllrt’l "f N‘usmeW“. E lllL' llt'r Milli, Mm H. II. (lrtlful, Ill
ploycs feltsorry for theta and took up tiflmmf ”.11"... a judicial mum}
But
3 \VI-st avenue, for' m-vcral weeks. has re-
During ”I" Willi :‘f ll“ l““”_ “'llll‘l‘ Iof identification itt Court. together with which “-111 1... good news It. her mum
elapsed before Mr. lhomcs arrtvcd at l the maiden name of the mother. -
his office the couple sat with their arms I “13,“. more statistical purposes.
about each other t'cadtug a copy of tho .
ittuceurtu-iI-s may seem of but little ittr
them-I
I friends.
I
There wrap mill insane persons cou—
joke. however. and then the band pluyv
ed "anything you wanted it to.“ and af-
ter that everybody went to their homes
uttd took a “Knapp." well pleased with
the evening'sentertainment. and dream-
ed of eating “Bradbury" pics. Viva
tho Veteran club.
I’crceptibly Yours.
Mumford or West wt to act. as 9 rate
Experience un-
IIoIr-otives under tnstruc Ions.
necessary. .\Ibtressttu It. Universal Detect“.
Agency. Indianapolis. mi.
N TANTEI).—Drcssumlting. Terms relation-
able for first-class work. All I”
lil-thTIIA ill. lu'su. lt'J South Main street. .
Norwulk. mill
_ ,, VXHRAYS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. .
(‘outtcilmuu Ilarvy‘ M.‘ Kent is still on
the sick list.
Elbirt W. Fitch started for the West-
today in the interest of the Norwalk
Lock company.
Mrs. Mary Hc-aly. of II ('hapcl street.
who suffered a paralytic stroke recently.
was taken to the hospital this morning.
of the Forest, had their installation of
officers. lu~t night. followed by a social
time.
VV;.\.\'TIID.-Tw”qutI-essesandalaundma
at the Norwalk Hotel. not
\ VANTFJI.~Bluwuukers wanted on t to
Work. Locsstu'nv. tfnrnswsosd .
I“
-Ellfi-
[and lining machines. Dennis A:
I South .\orwnlk. t‘oun.
I TO LET.
‘o I.E’l‘elh‘m-tInd—Itoohks sITrIng street. All
cuttvcntcucos. Items“ per month. In-
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'.\ N T E D.—-Expt=rlepced operators on
st raw sewinglmuchmes : also on b
Blancha'
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lisl'irlvhisplirl‘qitltllzle 'fit’ccn ‘flll‘teflt‘xll': ‘ t" 5“? ”1““th 3'0!” fingers because a (‘Ullt‘t‘timh which lllllIIlf'h‘lflL—t” fill)" ”Thomas ll. Jones. :IL'I‘tl 53"- Ilirmiug- f turm-d to for home in Hartford Mir-s1 quirouf w. \l'. Lssrsn. t‘rofut .t Knu p‘s fac-
,. In . . L. W- . . - If” fakirs creep in? y..." bummfi cents. .ltam. ling." wouldbo a useful lllt‘lllI-‘if Iiomt is greatlv improved in health. Sturoft‘olnmbia (‘irclc (‘ompattious "W Suit.NorthMutustreetboutb §°lt“s.i:.
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I 'l‘f) I.I-2'I‘.~I"irst and second floor house on
, lmrt l'oint .‘l'lf’t‘l: rent sum and 88.0):
. .\‘tx rooptsonrtwr.\onlt Main amt Ann streets.
South .\onvalk drent m: cottage at Woodwa
. . . . , modern fake unearth. . . . . . . . " .‘ . .
minded intone and 50.11;"61‘5‘” IMF"; Tt' "But.” you say. "newspaper space Pl'hl'l‘ (.amtto. i Intrtauee," says the letter. ”but when . l‘”"‘1 “l “I” E’H'IW‘I'WW h“"1“““1 l"" ”l“ Mrs. .\‘Illlil Bl" N "111111011. SW!” 01'} Inn-unto. rout 512': hnum til Woodward avenue.
WM 0 uncommon exa once an! m 'r' comes high." Do you know of many .the records are viewed as tttotmsof ”"me 7" M““"‘"““'“ on March I' ”W 1““ ("Mme l\c\vcomb and ““1““ I ‘1‘,“l="~‘: .1":A1‘lW‘B‘LDl‘_.‘.“31-..__..W
est.
The opening selection. “Enmtli.
was well rendered by the Philharmonic
Inchestru. which also gave during the
cute .airtmcut a selection from the opera
"Uhing‘Ching." Their instrumentation
was excellent:I ‘Hail, Glorious Apostle."
was sung by Miss Lizzie Murphy and
chorus. The solo work was gmd.
and the chorus very melodious, Miss
Back to Erin," and John W.Wohlc gave
"The Minstrel Boy" in such a manner
as to call forth an encore, “The (lirl I
Left Behind.” "Aileen, My Darling,"
was rendt red by a quartcttc composed of
Misses Flynn and Ilarforrl. Messrs.
I
Kittie Flynn sang very sweetly. “Como I
I [‘0 know?
really good things that come low? If
you mean that newspaper space is ex-
pensive, that depends much upon how
It is used. .\ weak business statement
standing In the space, month iii and
montltout, is likely to become oxpen.
sivc. It's that digging and turning, the
i weeding attd watering. the sewing good
Iscod itt the soil that brings a rich Intr-
vest. Just precisely as true is the
Iupplt'atiou of the same principle to
{advertising space in tltc newspapers.
Arr-there not many things about cor-
Iiltlll articles you sell that you‘d like.
. people who am on the point of buying
Through what other means
can you reach a greater audience more
GRAND COMMANDERY.
Knights Templar Elocl Officers—Reports Show
a Healthy Condition.
R. E. Sir Knight. Hugh Stirling pro
sided over the sixty-ninth annual con.
clove of the (fraud commandery of
Knights Templar of this state. which
opened yesterday morning at the asylum
of Hamilton counnatulory. Knights 'l’ent-
plot, in the new Masonic temple. in
Bridgeport.
The principal feature of the oonclave
was the reading of the reports. A report
proof of facts, years afterward, weighty
matters may depend upon thorn. and
they become of the utmost moment.
"Many other inmvruracies and abbre-
viations appear in b.rth and death cor-
titicutes. which at first seem to be of
little importance. yet when the purpose .
of the record is considered. it is .‘vt‘t‘ll
that the. certificate is vitiated for the
purpose for which it Is destgued."
OYSTER GROUND ASSIGNED.
The Commissioners also Call for Btds for the;
Erection of Three Signals.
The. Shell Fish f‘otutnisdouors met
I Forty—six were admitted in It‘ebruat'y.
thirteen were discharged and nine died.
Twelve are out on probation.
The Social Whist club met last night
with Mrs, Julia V. Lester. Fulrfiold ave-
nue. The prizes wont to Mrs. ( lI-orgo R.
I \'.ut.\lstyttc and (‘Itarlos R. Baker. Dr.
and Mrs. .\. N. Clark will entertain the
club Friday. the 27th inst.
Miss Mary Field l’ardec will sail on
tltosteumsltip I’Itottocia of the Hamburg-
-\moric:m ltuc. April lath. for a two
years' sojourn ttt Dresden. Germany“.
zwhoro she will teach English and study
(icrmuu.
Mrs. R. ll. (ioldcu. died in New York
city. yesterday.
.\sa Vootn has had disptssess papers
served on fix-Burgess James HA I'Reilly.
who Iuarupicf one of Mr. Fmtc's houses
in Center avenue.
Fire alarm boxes :I and I were tested
this noon by Superintendent Bonnel
andt‘rhief Engineer Baker. and found
to strike com I‘tly.
Lizzie. aged two years and five
menu Spins. died this morning at their
home, H Wood sttret.
The confirmation class of St. Paul‘s
mouths. daughter of Sulvator and Filo- g
I ’1‘“ I.ET.~Dt-;irnble furnished rooms. heat-
I I'll. also privilege of bath. (.th1 at No. 6
I t reset-III Tcrmvt‘. m“ it
I”-.. .W .. ..._ WW
!' it) lll'iXT.—_tl'pper floor of house. No.
. West Main street. to asmallselet‘t Inn 1
Inf adults l'ne‘x-mflutt from May 1st. 0. .
j Ilawvutrnsr. ml!
: ' ‘tI LET: "Illl~i‘ No. tellrcbanl streetmult-
, uhlutn-rnnnorttm fantllios: bath room
iltllll furnace and all mmlorn improvem
, en .
. Inquire after 2:110 p. m. at Nodlttrt'harvtat“;i
‘, mu
ItiIN'I‘. Norma N...tul\lain street Nor-
‘wnlk. fIIrIIIoI-Iv m‘l'llllll‘ll by The ringer
Sou-III ' Machinet'unmnnv. Rent veryreason-
nble. -‘ur I'ItIrtIoulars inquire of II. J. Fromm
. Ill \\o~l Main .stI'I-ot. Norwdlh‘.
II!“
In II If
r m RENT-«Idiom in Hovt's Theatre buildi-
III 9
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1"?“an and 85PM?" Th' “"F‘.” effectively than through the llt'Ws- from the subtimltuato (Ollllllllutll‘rll‘f‘ ' vnsft‘l'tltn’ III New Haven and authorized Mr. and Mrs. \i. I). F. PI‘OIITIRS. of church received instructions :ttthcchu - , "“~' AW“ “' 1“" H'm", __ W
unces blended tntcly and tho scletttonl . 'l 'Idtl-t l . tl . v. l I, . - ~ . _ _ , ‘l‘ . - .W
as 'cl'l‘s itcd to thc le . I tDillY‘T-i.’ “0‘" 1d "mull . “1 ‘uu‘ ~'_ “lllll‘ the issue-«If deeds for the couvcvauce of the \\f>0tl\\'tlrtl homestead. started for cl. last flight. The Brotherluml of fit, yr“ til-N'D—l‘r-un Avril N. ”.9 offices in
\S‘v . I“ . 1 ‘u ' b( m. l ._ t [1:111 "But,” you any. “I have “1mm ”11,1“. bot-s ltad boon admitted. and Stvtystx . , . _ f .. . ' l' -) , .Hgmh (‘arolitua yo>terduy. hoping that Alvin-w "W after the class. ‘ Lut'ktt'mnl'i building. N-Int'alk. Applv
I’tlmnlld ti: . min—1.] vile ”mm-TL “I,“ lbusincss I care for: what's the use of 1m“ 1’9"“ IO?“ by death “1“1 I'llll‘l‘ MINUS. l“”_l,""”‘" ” ”Vt” ”Um" "' l n" [In ' " 3 u changi- of climate would lwnefit Mr "' I“ ”V'I'M“ ""‘K‘V‘WD' “‘7"
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dill“ (“SSII 3” bit)?“ 3: hm,” I‘l'ffll' ft” :ttlt'ertisittg‘."‘ No use whatever. unless The following officers were chosen: R. "f :‘IM'I'. w 11:" :‘ft l,“""f"“'l:“fh “viruhtfi .l’l"_'||l.5ri-*' llllillfll- ‘ Rev. C" 31' bullet-k 1“” ”‘"““""l 3"“ ' 'l‘t) Ll-Z’I'.» Hun».- nu (iotnrd place. all mod-
1 CT! illljll'nlllml‘ .Wd . L'JW I 'U ._ 15.0“ m." “WM“. to ”n. membn”). tlllll. l‘:.t‘tIfllIllIlllflf‘l', ltvmtm ll. .ltlllIlNI'Ill. 3".“- l'b - - 'l‘“ .- -”“ .ttm 1.”. l'"” H, .. _ » - - ‘ t‘l‘dl \‘itllltll'lt‘ D‘Illllu' lll Ft‘sllfill-“t' I” ll10 orn iuIIIrovI-IIIeufs: upper and Iowerap-
Messrs. Smith and Dawes \tcnruanul ' M “VFW “ll lb“ lll'illll'lll'l w‘ll'll‘“. l” “Illmm Armstrong spent yesterduv[from printed t‘ucoutly in The Sentinel l’ltlllllt‘ltibl'tl HII-lmol street. I‘LADAMH.
received and sung “\Vhisporing Hope.
Then followed "Colutubus was an Irish
man," sung by South Norwalk's popu-
lar balludist, Thomas (folc, who was
obliged torcspond to an encore. Miss
Lizzie Murphy sang “Killantcy,” one of I
the most pleasing numbers on the, pro-
y,
-r
I with a vigorous advertising administra-
I lion.
i the "drama." is the tttcrchunt who will
later on. you will have. a good deal less
business than you care for.
Bear in mind that we are face to face
The. merchant who makes his
ibuslucss facts as readable as “stuttoty
notes," "fashion notes," "stocks," and .
Haven ; deputy grand commutator, Samu—
ol M. Bronson. Hartford; grand gl'llt‘t‘ltlls‘v
simo. William E. Withew, New London:
captain general, W. l<2., llisley. Watotn
bury: grand pt-olutc. E. S. Davis. MiddhL
town: grand senior warden, .\. S. ('onr
stock. Norwich: grandjuniot' warden.
'l-ldwat'd Street. Norwalk; grandtrous-
(It-urge 'H. 'l'mle-ivlnl.
,. . . .
I he commission authorized a call for
bids for the erection of three signals.
one at Greenwich. and two at. South
Norwalk. 'l‘hcsc signalsare to replace
those carried away in a recent storm.
No more oyster police \voro appointed.
I in II.ItIlmry. and made arrangements ; concerning the Butts family {genealogy :
Iwith l-‘oster lit-others to be employed at
I Boll Island this summer.
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I Iidwitt t). Rector. of Norwalk, Is in
I Hartford today attending a meeting of
. tltt' \Vltolcsnlo (Grocers association.
The Norwalk Hibemiuns and the
ladies’ auxiliary of the order celebrated
Ft. .l‘atrick's day. last night, at the
Killflllfnui Columbus hull. There was
untsio. dancing and refreshments.
. YET-ll...
: ' lt) l.l‘1’l‘.~l~‘rottt .\pril I. floor in Fairflgld
' l‘lrl‘ Insurance budding now occupied
', at. It lmlger-mm. will be renter for saute ur-
I I..m.;tu‘lit:hf manufacturing. Apply to - out!
H ._l\!\'.tf‘l‘. v2 \\ est street. fit if
W. W . __-__......
I 'l‘tl f.l~2'l‘.»l-‘uur t'nonl apartment. first and
Ir'Ow. :u‘t'tdnl llmIt', I‘t-nl‘. {lit \Vasltltl ton tilted.
\\'Illtllt\\‘.“Illt'\I*l')'l‘HI'lllJlllllfl lighter and clean-
gramme. The closing selection was , _ . , ‘ -.- . . . _ ,. , , , . y. m _ y . ,‘ . 1 . ‘
"God Save Ireland," by Paul Schultze. I that]; tluuuost truth”. . b J . “H.1' VI. It: IIlgbyIFtdel‘Inufnnaud Ill. ENTERED AN EMPTY HOUSE. W. h. Batty, pf borvvalk, advance Mary Ann (trace, Wife. of John If. II-Ilafourrtmtn npartnlontsjront and roanthifll
Jr and chorus The sentiment of thc‘v 1' “[3 {furl fit“.- my l'm‘ll'uhh ls lth' cotdot. llht‘y Bu“ sent “filial: if “i! 31‘3“” (01‘ R109 5 Comedians. Is in thc, died at her home. L‘ Mill" SIN-6f. I lM'Irswilnzt“. “in?" ‘ll'twkhw pug M We“ '
. . ' . V . “‘1 tur. : "' ”‘l pccu ”‘1' or grcn 0" “Pl"“lm‘l 0 “‘“m ““1": ”1“" .‘ 4““ :m | . . "M”. ____ i toth todav culliu ' oil old friends Norwulk this utot‘niu ',a red thirty-nine I ‘l“~',"""§ "’6 ' "“" 7““ ”' "P" L.” '31.].
”"3"" W‘“ felt by "nlmN—‘m' ‘md ”misnccess. isit': Not super-Illiur‘ but that bearer, .\. Ii. Fuller. thnlmry; gmMIBurgIars VIstt the Resrdencolusl Vacated by. ‘ 1" .mlm 5,...198...,,, husband mfdfourl ( "'“im' Wflfl'f'l‘LtL
audience arose and joined in the chorus. I
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flags and the gathering (hump-rod, the = '
Then three cheers were given for the-
a skillful. common sense. advertiser
ldmampulatc If to your credit and
profit, l:-' tt':
sword bearer. l). (‘. (Yard, Willinmutiv:
grand warden, John W. Mix, Walling—
ford; grand sentinel, .l. W. Kuowltou,
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Jesse II. Tolles and Family.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. .lt'Hsf‘
I on a business trip to Providence.
John F. McMahon. of the South Nora;
i walk llut company. started this morniugl Yum-s of “my
iwhildren. the oldest not. yet fourteen
(‘ity ('lct'k Joseph Taylor has least
i '1‘0 .E’I‘u—House? rooms. Betden street”:
I l"IuI Grove store. 310: house ‘38 .
street. A rooms. #12: house 8 Tollcs street I
rooms. Hind] In tlrstmlassortler: water in
lchifletliliehglghit: hiieiti’fetliit-llhiihl’ “8“" ”“5“” ”I l““""“" ”m“ l" 15"‘dg"l’”"‘- ' in“T011!““"“”mmu‘ybm‘m“ 1“”"7 . . . . . . Iu'utirc-IIJOIINILKNAPRB'IWestsfreet.
'ftl boo) . . f’fl' "gt ..“‘f ”h! 1 ’ I prepare advertisement." All right. The next com-lave will be held in New . day night. bttt tthllI‘ furniture had been i FAMILY TRIP TICKETS. I “fl .«lt‘ssv H. lollr-s house in hur- I ‘7 W. A . _ . lEmJL
“1 ‘l ' Hub“ U m “I mum“) 1‘ “um ‘. Hil‘f‘ 11 PYOfP-‘Simlfll ENIW‘I‘tiSt'l’. 'l‘uru Haven. I moved out no plunder \\"l’~‘ secured I ' ' “FM avenue for two y cars from M“ .l‘ 9 \‘IX room cottn c anttIutanlat-enue. AP-
‘ " ‘ ‘ l'lllt‘ tttut'rtago of Mr. Taylor and MtssI L “pump” Elli. ' d
. "tz' ' I‘TS -
Th“ plan) Iclotnpatttsts wen ‘h‘,ItltaIt part of your busmeSs over to the. W__,_._W_..W.- I
" ,' ‘ ' ' -- ' . . Intt'aucc. was mined ltv breakin out A Bill in the New York Asscmhl Aimed at the . . - - , . - . .. . CI‘ABK'B Quint r
htttlc l‘lynn, organist 0‘ 5" J‘MW‘ ” I best business writer you can find. “The. a 1:.” window. a“! old It“). was “15)ka I ~ y ’ Ul‘illxl“ llutolunmn. ”I" “CCUHINISIWII I "‘“'“‘~- ., W. _ ....- .5931.
church,_au<l 0' 1" I’urdy. ”f. the Phil'iIbL-st is the cheapest." “What." vou FOOD FOR ENCOURAGEMENT' I” .l t‘ ‘ 1 ‘k If the front dsn- ‘lllfl‘ Consolidated Bead. daughter of Andrew Hutchinson. of; ,\'1‘ ‘So. 129 Harbor labile. Norwslk six
b'urmotucorchcstra. bm‘.‘ 5km“! "m5" ' suv "let :1 man speak mybusiucss iu'the ' I 1 I"; 0‘ . b. . - ‘. t ‘ ‘3 TI ' ‘ - l " . ' - “'illllipauk, will “‘1‘“ place i" Mil.“ " roomswithcitv\vater.rentts:ulsof_hrce
(‘lml-‘I‘. who Btldfld HOE 3111(th f0 ”11'8“"- vi gun... I m "m “V business is" The Closing Anniversary Services of Rev. A. S. SIIIIIt‘AtlllllCllll) “as. oxpt rtomcd ttt got; love u [\h .t pu Iltt hearing yesterday) _ . ohms, my \\';[for..rpnt $4, . rnm Apnl 1,5
Ill .. K“ -- - . . ~ * ting tl-opcu. Ebcforo the railroad committee of the? Two \vcll‘kttown dressed beef dealers. I A‘"""""" ‘\“' 1931“" street. M'w'flk' rent 39'
cess of the programme. I ,.
. . . 1m own.
The stage setting was most :It'ttsttr- I y
The background of flags of the Emerald 5
True. Your body is your I
own also. But If you wanted a. stronger interested to opposttton t onurns. had a 1mm .ua.
heated dispute at the depot itt South:
Gumbart's Church in BOSlOl‘l. ‘mill' in) RALPH MUUDY. 100 EBBt 831:8“th-
I New York Assembly upon a bill intro-
A Trolley Accutont In Danbury.
. sltamrocks.
Isle and :thc United States were most
harmoniously blended. and beautifully
festooned, while in the foreground was
alargc floral shrine, with a wreath o'
On each side of the stage
were arranged palms and other potted
plants. producing a most pleasing effect.
Fifty members of Division No. I, A.
(I. ll, attended in a body and tX‘CII]Il(‘fl
meets on the platform, together with
some of the officials of South Norwalk.
Will Manufacture flats in Bingl‘tantton.
Jesse II. Tollcs. wife and son. Harold
loft South Nonvallr last evening for
Binghamtott, N. Y... where Mr. Tollcs
will engage in the manufacture of hats
itt connection with a retail store. He is
wellequipptsl to conduct such a busi-
ness, being a practical buffer of seven- l
1 teen ycurs’ experience iii the various
- branches of the trade and a young man
of many sterling qualities. Mr. Tollcs
. is a member of Butler Lodge and fiber-
a
man Council. and will no doubt at ”om-o -
make many friends among ()ddf'cllows
and Royal A :anumitcs in his new
home. and thus pave his way to a saw ,
ccssful business career.
To Meet in Itartlord.
of tltctlonnecticut Republican league
was held in New Haven. last night, to
select adate and place for the mutual
courcntinnof the league. It was dc»
'ctded to hold the convention in Hartford
on April It.
shi were remived from the Built Nor-
w , Norwich, Bridgeport Hungarian-
and Bridgeport Italian clubs. They
wore all received into the league.
—Look at Luther M .Wright's advertise
mcnt. “0,000 worth of wagons, slci
and horse goods that must be sold.
H..-
A meeting of the executive committee
Applications for member-w
body. you'd put yourself under a skilled
physical instructor and then tell him
how to strengthen you? No. you‘d just
all about your body and trust-
See the. analogy? (If
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1 tell ltint
the rest to him.
course you do.
“But," you say. “I take second place
no man in writing advertisements.
.' If antun writes for me he must. write in
‘ All right. Hire another
Imy way."
’typewriter. Do it on the principle of
I being your own lawyer and your own
: doctor. Success to you. But rotuctulmr
that’businoss bringing:ulvot'timmentsare
. not rooted in rhetoric. nor in cltu'ptenco,
I nor itt classics, ttor to funny talk. nor in
twisting good old English nut-i1 itbowls,
. bttt simply in the art of continually say~
: ing something that’sclls goods.
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I Oysters for Europe.
I The amount of oysters exported to-
; Europe for the week ending March I I, ‘.
was as follows:
I s1 t-zntun. Inuit. Haunt-"1.5.
: .\lilJt‘I-‘ljf'. Liverpool. son
. l‘steatuu. fAIcrIm-II. Li?"
M. l.utII~. London. L154 I
Total. am: I
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Ilale's Drug Store May filtango Hands. 7
H. R. Hale. of Norwalk. will proh- '
Iably sell his drug business, April], to,
Samuel C. Aller. at one time connected I
with the. drug firm‘ of (l. A. Gregory &.=
(‘o. It is uttderstmd that Harold (ilen- I
donning is to have charge of the store. ‘;
Some of the Sick. I 7
John Weidltuss is seriously ill at his ’
home. in Wilton avenue.
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—If you want a good cigar for aiuod- ;
Sh“ _ crate price buy an Imperial Crown. It's l :31
1 solid emnfort.
The Boston Herald of Monday printed
the, following concerning a former ms
for of the South Norwulk Baptist church:
“Yesterday morning, in the Dudley I night. “'hlf‘h WWW“ l" lb“ “‘3‘er ”f ' during the past five years has p
Street Baptist church, Roxbury. Rev. A.
S. (iutubart preached a sermon uncut
the seventy-fifth anniversary of the
satiety. The. text was from Psalm cxv.,
1: ‘Not unto us, 0 Lord, not [unto us.
lntt unto thy name give glory. for thy
trutlt‘s sako.‘ Pastor (.‘rlllllbtll‘t called
attention to several occurdous for special
thanksgiving that are suggested by a
review of the church's history.
“The history of the Baptists in this
city." Rev. Mr. Uumbart went on
to say. furnishes striking evidence of
this fact. Although itlwus here in this
city that Baptists were wrsecuted, im-
prisoned. fined and banished, yet today
Baptists outnumber all other euomina-,
firms. The history of chart- life in
this country is the history of the. tri-
utnplt of evangelical Christianity. The
Baptists, Presbyterians, Methodists and
(‘ougregatiouulists number in the United
States I 1.000.000 communicauts.
“We thank God for a gospel that has
power to win. and we. intended that by
the help of (ind this pulpit shall be in
tltc future what it has beat in the past.
a bulwark of evangelical truth.
“After the herntou. the; church cele-
brated for the tItllst time itt its history
the ordinance of the. Lord‘s supper. After
a collection for the poor had been gut-her.
ed, the anniversary services, running
through a week long tohc muembered.
came to a close. Pastor Gumbart was pro-
fuse in his expressions of appreciation of
the daily press of Breton. which, by
their courtesy and help. he said. are. con-
tinually making it possible for him to
reach thousands who otherwise might
t come under the influence of the gos-
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.overcoa'ts and English walking suits.
‘renagc.
lduccd by Mr. ('arlislc. which would
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A trolley accident m,‘ “(rod on the Icompel any railroad running out of u
Danbury and Bethe] ltue :It'lnz'ltllastg ‘
aid divi-
two and the probable death of one man. I (lends averaging ti per cent, to issue,
Patrick Hunt and Anthony Giuty. both I f'f‘llnfll." “fill tickets" between “l9 tenu-
uudcr the influopco of liquor. took. a I 2:3; "1:312. (alfwlnsgeazj)SLASBELS‘IISE
postttou I“ ”1", middle “f “19 ika .‘h‘ i one and one-eighth cents a tulle. These
1‘90”? infrontof “It" fast approaching ’ tickets shall be good for out: vear and
[0:30 electric car itt charge of Abner II. the ptm‘hascr and um? member" of‘ his
Gilbert. The ntotot'tuan did not. discover fmluh— are entitled to ride on nan
their presence itt time. to check the our, The bill aims at the Np“. York. New
and both men were. thrown violently to Haven and Hartford railroad. that com-
the ground. Giut-y‘s skull was fractur- . mm- alone being within the dividend
Ni and be Sllfi't‘l‘t‘d ”"0 WWW sashes "’1 proviso. Mr. Uarlislc claimed that the
ill" Milli Iluut‘s SI'4‘1l’.“'“-‘l 31"” “It and l discrimination against the towns along
he landed underneath the car directly I this route in this regard was damaging
in front “f the truck. H“ “5031’“ from ' in the extreme: that the natural growth
instant. death is constricted almOSf 3 of the towns was arrested; that property
"IITMII‘. The” motormutt, ('llbf‘rl‘» “"‘s I values were held down and. that general
arrested “H R charge ”f “35““- I discontent existed among the people.
/ I The Hon. Hamilton Harris. counsel for
Enterprising Advertisers. I the New Yorklpttdgew Haven railroad.
‘ q ‘ . . ‘ . . ‘ , ‘,o Imsod the bi . edescribod it as un-
Th0” d' string drtss-ttmktng dour ”‘_“ jtlist and impracticable. The committee
secure ill“ some h." WWWI‘V MIR“ ““5“ 5 i dicidcd to report the bill favorable.
advertisement. in the want column of
The Sentinel.
Meigs & (‘o.. announce prices and
facts regarding their right up~to~dutc
young men's outside garments. spring
Much .\dmired.»—-“Your daughter has
a great many admirers." ”0h.
5 she puts nearly all her window curtutus
.ou tlto rods with her old engagement
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Out of town purchasers to the amount ‘ “up” '
of $10 will have their fare. paid both: llis Wifc--My dear, you have been
ways. #6 purchases will entitle them , talking a great deal itt your sleep lately.
to car fare one way. ; l’nrsidctttial Possibilit. -Hav‘e l—aheml
The fresh meats ag reasonable. prit-t's1—‘Ih"7“?'““_l,h°l‘° l “""ennl'l'sllfi’fiflfld
kept 1“. Frank Ayers. proprictor of ”many decided views about the currency
New York market, win deserved pat- Iqucstton.
, He. was Persistent—"l have. refused
. 'youottce." said Miss Belltield to the
("rcntlentauly.——Thc Sheriff “You say tmportuuufc. Mr. Hmucwood. “why do
that fellow who broke jail left a mesa you again ask me to marry you?" "BI--
sage. behind? That Keeper—Yes, sirz‘causc two negatives are equivalent to
here. it is on this paper—"Excuse the an affirmative," replied the earnest
libenyl take!" tyouug man.
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Norwalk, this morning. One claimed
that the other was selling below the
. city with 2:»o,eoo inhabitants. and which I 50310. in "lbt‘OWing in" a piece of pork , 3
:-with every side of beef sold. and this
I the other denied. ,
Mr. Aller takes missession of Hale's
drug store this liveck. The store will be
closed tomorrow for inventory. Mr.
Halo only sells his drug business,
retaining his ownership in his manufac-
turing enterprises. He ‘will hereafter
devote his entire time to manufactur-
ing. He will still remain in Nerwalk.
Manager .1. B. Morris. of the central
telephone exchange. went to Derby last
night to attend a banquet tendered to
the general suwriutcudettts and matt-
agers of the company by \V. S. Crofut,
formerly superintendent of construe
tion. now proprietor of the Bassctt
“resents.
(Ill S.r\l.l"..~~lluuse. No. 11 Elizabeth street.
. . stumble for twalfumilics. All modern
I Improvements. t‘ontntns 12 rooms. two baths
I llllt patttrlos. (‘ull on CHAS. S. ST. JOHN. on
> prctnisos. . . M731!)
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3 . what we chum f-Irtlte Longmun 4k. Ma -
. tInez paints. Call at our store for colorca s
I . mt lll'lt'bs. Socru Nonwanx Hnanwuts ..
I 42 South Main street. ,
II‘OR SALE—The boot and shoe business of
. C. it. Harvey. Including entire stock and
. leturcsamlleaseof store. \'ill be sol very
. tflli'll‘ltf it sold at once. Apply at the store.
In 3
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ll! usttt
c—Intwurgmss. red" top. red and
white clover 8001 I. also. timothy. , Bouts
K II.\RII\\'.\RECO.. is South Main street. .
3 Nouwnt.
I mttSnmf—nuutting lot noxaoe. on West ,
. avenue. most desirable lot on theavenue.
Apply to Taylor .\- tloldon. . ”Du
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Bell Island. 86 feet
- ‘ , . , . "on “1.15.43 If ‘ t
Houst. 'lItc banquet was sen ed at his! 1‘ waterfront. ’Iiiilllt‘lumtshed. Purchase
' hostelry. I "in: I’vlhIIe {1III‘lIlu'BRlllPIffigr‘rpunl‘gyl- Inquire
_ - " ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ,n t'. . a or dry. on aean usurance
POPULAR naustsznrs. o. w...t.nw......m..t. diam"
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Who Lost This Letter?
i My Ih'ur Charlie: Your loving lcttcr
' at hand. and I accept your kind invitrv
‘tiott to supper. with many thanks. and
“T“ Iwill meet you this evening at “Del-I
‘ monico's at El." without fail.
. Ever yours,
“Iyles Aroon."
1 Friday night at ltoyt's Theatre. an
I attraction of magnitude will be pn'scut-
ed. It will be Andrew Mack's produc-
tion of‘ "Myles Aroma.“ The Corn-
patty is composed of twenty-five
well-known stage favorites. Among
them ate the Hibernian Madrigal
Boys. whose sweet young voices
are heard ‘to excellent advantage
in a number of Chorals. glues, etc. The
scenery is also can'icd and the half a
demon sctsarc said to be gems of the
. painter‘s art.
CLARA.
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I ,\ FIVE room cottage on Gleuwood arena.
. ‘ for salerhcupaud uneasy terms. In Ill
wt 5. n. .\HLR“ 00D. 13 Grove street.,&nfl:
anrquk. i I!
Fondsau: on To LET.
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fElll' EASY TERMS. Cottage. mourns. I
dintfiu‘tnn. near the statton. I? per men .
or Will sell and allow paymentof 810 permou
toward yum-haw: house and lot 50 x 1'!) feet.
Building lots for sale. parable small am ‘
weekly or‘ruoutblv. . lNUX HILL
CUMI’A‘NL Mr. John linberis. Rnwsytou.
office \i . A. Benedict kill». Clothiers. Bong ' ‘
Norwalk. aura
130“ SALE flit 'l‘II LITE—Otto hon
sea
burn. one acre of land. fruit and "
wall of water in West Nomlk. Inquire of .
III Im HTI'HARM. Itrooltslde. In "I ,.
_ Losv.
IisfrI-tiiy‘:5?éti' buutt . .
l I between [h‘trien lie mt tom WWI-trNP‘eP
llt'ltuf: Finder willcon Bli rest favor hm ‘ ”
dressmg,C.A.I..tientlne e co. lamb"
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