dunno”, 11111111111111.1911: THE SOUTH NORWALK ‘ EVENIN ”MMOOOMOOOOOMOOOO I 111' LANE’S. . I Egg—bl“ Novelties. f and delightful home made candies. Phone I39-5 I E I I 51 Washington Street, I South Norwalk oomnumuouum»: 1 LIIEtII ion l11t113.= I You run get. a nickcl nlarm clock at A. W. Austin’s for eighty-lire ccntu. -" “Yacht and Golf f‘ups. O‘Brlcn. ‘ Mrs. F. W. Perry is ill of bronchial pneumonia. at her home. 18 Ilt'rltlcy street. Ofllucr John Kenny. of the Norwnlh ‘ police. in still suffering from 1rbz11i 11t- tuck of rhcumntism. w“ 11111111111111 [lath liccr Bot knob: and Saint-1' Kraut. at. l\ltSl)(‘l' Zoclliu 1;1-1'11 all 1I11ytod11). As next l1‘1"idu_1 is Good Friday. Ihcrc will 11'. no short 1-11lcn1l11r session in Bridgeport. in the Superlot Court. ’l‘hc lit-'l'nolds non—support c1111.» come up again this morning. hcfmo the Nor- walk 'l‘own t"o|urt.. and mm continurd l'or anothcr wcclt. . .ludn'c (‘urtin has allow-'d tho 1l11':'1 1111105 01' John and Frank li‘unzilli 11nd (lioppa, against Michuo-I Lubrino. to go ovcr for anothcr wook. --«-Spccinls in I'loulm'v: ].n1iic.11' Fancy flour. Iiilét' pix; drcn's lllbbcd l-Ioz-zc. sumo pricc. S. Smith & Co. Yesterday's uncut-1 of flu" Norwnlk ilotel \Vcre 'I‘honuis It. liull White Plains; Samuel Daskittn. I“ I.c1111111'1l ’ and 11‘ (‘omstock city: If. ill. (‘1111111111 and W I1.Suiithund\1i1‘c Now lot 11 I W. L. Crooks Toledo. 1). The Norwa‘lk policc hurc ‘bccn noti- litd of thc 1'11 apt of James Edgar \\ 11l— t1'11 front thc Moundsvlllc. \ch1 Vin ginia. twatt'ntiary. Walto‘n Is 11 ten your man. sent up from Washington. I), I“... and is nineteen years of age. "Soft Huts. Soft Iluls. (Yilricn. John 1 l‘ox.- ‘lihatimiiut' at Martin Sp1'1l1r‘sl1ot1l.'111‘ thc corncr of \\’;1t1‘11' uud Ilnvilnnd strwts. 1-xcrivc1l :1 dcs— pulch hut night. that his motht'r wus dcutl. in Providence. it. I. Mr. Fox rturtcd for Providence this morning; . ’I‘l'.~~ continued cusp of .lumcs M1'-‘ Guh'k. the Bridgcport man arrested for ' assault on John Rice a few (luvs ago. came up this morning I11 tho Norwnlh ’I‘own Court. Mclnirk failed to put in I 1111 uppcnrnncc. 11nd his bond was de- clared forfeited. ~3 pounds of No.1 Stuclt Fish. 1211. lb.. nt l-lnycs.‘ Through Judge John H. Light. .lmcpl: llrichmnnn instituted divorce proccctl inns today 111111111111 his witu. Josephinr lirielnnunn. lic seeks divorce and cus- tody of two chlldrcn. 'l‘hc citsc is re- l‘cnl‘n and ' (‘.l1il M. 1)- -:Jt‘. , 'illttc turnublc to the superior court of Bridgeport. on thr- Iirst Tuesday in. April. ,.llivoruc, proceedings hnvo been inati l'll‘é‘fl bv \I’illlnm 911111111112 of E114 Nor \v:1ll1.,11nninst his wilc. Josie Shvtilm "'I‘ht‘ rose is returnable. to the Sup-irim' Court. on the first Tuesday In April at the Superior Court in Bridgcport. Attorney John J. (‘1111co represents tin: plaintiff. —«Our Sprint: line. 111‘ Ladies‘ Wrap . 11ch Is now complctc. Make your so lectiou before the assortmcnt is luck on. M..Smlti1 S: (‘0. A \aluab‘u touch hmso owned by: Dunn d: Hunks was takcn ill of anoint" in. \I‘cntport. yesterday afternoon. at a fiuicrul and hint to bo left at, Mead“ stable in that pint-c. A IIOI‘sf‘ owned bv A .Solnmn. of South Norwalk. was also taken ill at the some funcral. but Norwalk. Next week a éubscription list will b: ‘ passed around for tho ouronsa of rnls‘ in: funds to repair the damage done in! the wall falling on the Knight . Street A. M. E. Church. which so dam- . aged the. edifice as to make it unsatr; for worship The papers 1.1111 b“ in the hands of the pastor. Rev. C. P. Cole- Jnhu D Taylor and Abraham Showell The public is cordinIly 11111111 to assist . ‘ in this worthy cause. The (1310ch of the South Norwalk ‘l‘rust Comunux had their hands tuil' . todnv showing cullcts through thcit now quortcrs in \Yushinrrton street. The finucinl institution wuc opened formally to the public and all tiny rid; itors sum med tot the. place. and after looking through. puitook of 11 daintv lunch and departed with 11 small bank of pastteboard neatly designed a gift from tho company. Anion! the visit- ms were many Norwalk business men. 61: man: ANYTHING r00 NEED 1111 OUR LINE! - It you want 11 mod (light for 511 we can give vou something above the on (tinny in the Sparto or lmprored Hand Mode. Our 111 161 and 351': braids 31-9 air-”116011 as th , 111-11111 «room ' with the trade. The Mom (Jim 1 if you giro ‘ morrow night. itcn touts ouch. play of Hunter Hats. 1 Point Comfort. VL. ‘Alcohol Refining (“11111pan_v. ‘Dltt‘ lady's and two gont's. . Tho If you want 11 good cigar 111““ 11111111 thlploy & Clark. Walter F. Scnman. of tho Amcrlran Girl Company. Is I11 South Not'wnllt. 'i‘hcro will be 1111 important bnucbull mention. this evening. at thc Muhut It- 01111) Hotel. 'I‘ I11» uncond in thc 1111111»; ot‘ the Ar‘ion pinochlc toulnnmcnt 'l‘hc llowlund Dry Bolling puro linrn collars for own. at New lluulao. at (”)‘lirlcn'u. 'l‘. .l. Magnor lumlin 1114 1111 ln1Iu1 1111111111 to call at his $11111-.Sc1'ttl11'11.1l t‘onlt: 1ctor Northrop In lll\llll.'; “'11th 1111. '11 for one 111’ John ll Ixnnpp'u ‘llOll'rit‘h in Iluymond ntrc ct. hilt-11:It‘lanoltnsou oi Btamfmd who has 11111111 vlultiuvr friends. I11 South Nor wnllt has 111t111'ncd to her homo. ’l‘hc lloston Store In having its I'laulor nothing of spring tailored suits. for Indz- s 111111 I'lllSSI-‘tl. See the big 111i. ~ATTENTION LADIES. 'I‘Illotuon will have 11 lInc diu- hcuinniugr lIIurt-h L‘ltlh. Rti Washington strcct. I'lvaonator John ll. l1‘ct'ris I1'l‘t 1'1-1'1 S. S. ulcrduy I‘or ll‘lorida. whore no will join l i~1 wifc. He will tin-n no to lluvuua. 'Iln 1-I1il1I11'n of lhc1‘outh Nor':\\1il~: li:1pli1tf"h1111'!1 111'1> holding 111-“111'111'11ul‘ :11r thc lunsltr cont'c' 't this altrrnoou. Air. and Mrs. Ilor'hmt A. hinllton- non. of Wont stroct. have 11111111 to (lid to spout 1011 days. ~211111'113'1-11111111 Snydcr unloadcd :1 car Iond of motcrial for thc, Ilnitrd Status yesterday. ’l‘ltri'c Is a lino dinpluy of spring bus. i1'ry. womt'n‘s and 1111:11‘1'1 11111Icrwt'nr at tho Silll't‘ of the D. ill. chd Company. Contain li‘rodcrick ()cltr'rs. tho prom. ‘incnt oystcr dcalcr of Wont Suvvillc. L. i.. is in South Norwnlk on busincm. E. t‘. Corny. 11f N011“ Yorlr is; utop- uiu': with friends In South Norwnllt ovcr Sunday. flu in at tho Mohucltcnio l111t1- -i ~~-Spc1'i11l1:1lc Ml'tillllrl 1‘111' 'S:.1I and \luli. With and found 1l1' " I I lllcucl't'd 11nd l‘nhh'ut'hed.‘ MH.S111itl1 \ I o. A. \. Ilu1 homtn will but on tho I'll" 1-11.; for t‘w l11-n1-llt of tho llovul Arcn 1111111 111 Stamford, thc first work In April. 'l‘hc first annual douct- 111' tho I". Y, H. Social (‘lub will be, hold at Arion Hull Mondm 111'cni112'...-\ good than '11111 I111 oxpot'tml. chcral monibt-ts of tho Ilnrcourt t‘onu'dv (‘ompnnv arrivctl in South Not'wulk. lilnl'. niuht and the rust fol- lowed this 111111111111: At the lll‘bl 1111 ctlnz night 1‘11 April 1: tho South Norwulk li1111n1I1111 ‘.1bo:1t 111111 dozcn 11111111111111 pro to b~ taken tluounh tho I-l:1_1'lot‘t (I1 «1111' "Loop '11. Vinccnt's lct'tutc 1111. ilolnios will ho given in Lockwood? iloll. on Monday owning March it During; tlu- 1111111 wcck William T lcssc has: lmcn assisting th1' Harcourt ‘1‘1111111'dy t'hnupuny's orcht'strn. I112 llilw bccu in Stamford and South Norwulk. tier. .1. .l. Fons! and family “'1'-1'12 c111 icrtuincd at dinner last owning at tho rcsidcnco of Rev W. \V. '1‘. “11111 1111 1111i family at thci1 homo in \l 1' t are ‘.1I‘t‘ . ’lhc postponed le'ctnrc in tho I‘m-11. 'rs‘ Course. on Oliver Wondell iloluu's. to be given by Leon ii. Vinccnt. will I11» lclivrrcd at Lockwood’s Hall. on 1\l1111~ Iuy cvcning. March '34. Mr. Ylnccnt has hero ill. and has stn‘nt some time it 11 resort in Virginia. His can); and intcrcsting slylc niukc it ccrtuin that the closing lccturc will he hiuhly up- irrcintcd. ~—'1‘ht." thrcc Still \\'att"l11‘.~'. that arc ‘1ci11g rcduccd SI 11 day arc $11 today. of Jack 1‘,-‘_.1'.\'1'I-. ‘4011‘5 juwulry store. \t tho rom'Inv' \'-.'I'0k"1' mowing: 1" Jcnnlnw Club 11! 12"11'1 1131111. tomorrow the nominatin: commitm' will make its rcpoi't. and the clcction of unicorn for thc cusuiug qunrtcr will ‘nkc place. .\t the conclusion of the business meeting thc club will listen to an address by A. .~\. Graham on Shakespeare. ' The body of Mrs. Louise Mullins was brought from New York to South Nor- wnlk on the II o'clock lrnin thin morn- ing and was plot at tho dcpot by nor “l'i‘tl l‘i'lctnls. Mrs. (.‘harlcs Mullins. of East Norwulk is a rclntivc. Rev. J. l. I-‘oust accompanied tho rcmains to ‘livcrsidc cemetery, whore hc rcud the ’ burial sor'vicc. was ablc'to be driven back to South' L~Choicc Iurgc Ccl-u'y, 1'11'. root: Spin- : tab. 250 pk: Kala. 20c pk. at llaye's’. At the meeting of the South Norwalh tinrmukcrs last hit. ht it was mind to ‘ make the first meeting nit. ht in April 11 memorable one There will be. a musical program anti supper. After the meeting several of the members wont to Not-walk and attended the 'n1ecting of Cockenoe Tribe. after which they were royally treated to 11 sumptuous rcpast at Briggs & Travis‘s restaurant. The, suit of Vaiontine Walters against ErSenator John H Ferris. as bonds~ 'mun‘ for Chariot d: Lubrino. the sewer 'ontractors. claiming $500 damages for . I u-ridcutully exploding a dynamite- eur- ridge and blowing off two fingers and 1 1 thumb will come up in the South INonvulk side of the town court Mom day morning. The cartridge was one of a similar kind that was used by the contractors in blasting stone on the sewer in Ely avenue. You c1111 buy a 7 , NICKEL is iili CLOCK That 115 warranted 1111 one year. for madnestosteetmfi _, will bc hcld to~ L . I ioods Conumuy I11 I I in Introducinw.‘ blunltI don't neglect your apparel. $35.00. Norwalk Store: Masonic Building. Telephone Call 32-2; 1 prospective customer or employer. THE MAN always receives attention. especially if he's well attired. Clothes do make the man—at Icast help to make him—and ‘ we furnish just the clothes to secure the attention of a; Don't make a mistake; especially when it costs so little here. Business Suits, $6.00 to $15.00; Frock Suits, $18.00 to $25.00; Evening Clothes, $23 to $40.00; Tuxedo Coats, $23 to Cams tackBras. South Norwalk Store: 14 South Main St. South Norwalk Store. I .‘ Our Mixed 3111111111 0011111110111 ‘ gira- - 'l‘hls'v ,, rain husincsu is. forging,r about] day hitcr (laye— gnining steadily—41urcly~ulong tho liuns laid down for ‘11 1 its govcrtuncnt—tho bcst grain, the host scrvlce. We want the opportunity to Show you the udvnntngos of tradinu hcrc. Our grain Is very 111111111 at the price. the prirc in no higher than the poor grain prit'c.‘ BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL 1'. HA r011. I‘ v/~\V"’V\J ‘ ‘ and PLATINUM having all the merit of Steel Engrmu lugs and absolutely Permanent. OUR PICTURES Trolleys pass the door. ARI‘ISTS’ PROOF FINE PHOTOGRAPHS of warmer tone, With a rich velvety surface. tic Portraiture. ARE PORTRAITS JACKSON’S STUDIO 53 WALL 8T1. NQRINALK The very perfection of Artist- All work is finished w1th esoecml care and fully guaranteed CARDS BOOKETS 49 Walt street. 1 EASTER AND NOVELTIES also PRAYER BOOKS, HYMNALS AND BIBLES W‘m. P. BOOKSELLER. STAT IONER, ENGRAVER. Beers, . Norwalk. Conn. BRIDGE i FISH 1 vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv .. AAAA‘A“ O. forget the STEAK 001). Health bv‘Gaod 1.111111"; This is the season when Patent Medi- cine is heavily advertised but your PhySi- 'c11111 will tell you that Spinach is the greatest natural blood purifier. Health . Brand IS the best' 111” that it IS canned fresh and IS absolutely tree from grit and don't 111111110011.- 6c lb. runsn ‘HERRING; . 5 1115.. 1151‘: 1.1111111»: FLAT. :1 “13., 25c No. 1 311111.11 _ PIKE, SHAD AND EELS. Prices low but stock the best. ' MARKET R. J CUTBILI. WEST. END wnsumc'row STREET“ among Tel,108. libel. 10c. lb. 4 lbs.. 2350 ‘ shc saw “’11er Brooke on the: Man Special Salurdau Butter Cups l8c lb. 71; lb. Phone Ila-4 WARD CHENEY'S Bolivar. Honors Also for Terrell. Gruencr. and Brenton. WASHINGTON. March 22.-—-Among the largo numbor 0f nominations for brevets sent to the Senate yesterday by the war dopartmout for' officers who 1II1-1pluyc1l conspicuous gullantry I11 action during the Spunlnh‘Amm'ioun and Philippino wars arc several Con- nccticut ofilccrs. First Liontcnant Word Cheney. Fourth Infantry. now (fem-used. Is roc- onuncndctl to be mndc captain by bro- vot for connpicuoun gallantry In nctlon near llnsnutrlnin. Luzon: Philippine ls- lnn1l11,J1uu1 II. 1899. LicutcnontCho- ney was a son of Colonel Frank W. Cheney, of South Manchester. . First Lieutenant Henry S. 'I‘crrcll. Twentyclghth Volunteer infantry, is ..' made captain by brevet for distin- guished gallantry at the Putol Bridge. Luzon, on January 7. 1900. His bro- vct ranks from that date. Limitenant 'I‘orrcll is from Winstcd. He is now with the Eighth Cuvoll'y at Fort Reno. Cuba. 9010M l loutennnt 'f‘hcodorc Grucn or. Forty- Sixth Volnnteer Infantry. is‘ ht'ovcttctl 11 first lit-ntcnnnt for disthr uuished gallantry at the Tool. Luzon. January 19. ltltlt). ills brcvct is; to rank from that (into. Lieutenant lrucncr is from New Haven. Captain John J. Brcrcton. forth Infantry since deceased. Is: brcv vcttcd major. bccnuuc of dintlnguishod gallantry 111 Santiago on July I. 1898. and also hrcvottcd from colonel to oolunvl for unlinntry at San Jacinto. November 11. 18113. .lfe won tho fatl1~ or of Thomas llopburn. of Milford, ro- ccntly appointed second lieutenant in tho army and assigned to his father's old rcuimcnt thc Twentv fourth MR. BAKER'S NEW POSITION New York Manager, Grey Telephone Pay Station Company. 1 Ellis H Baker. who 111111 1113911 for twenty tub years tho general manager for the Southern New England Tele- phone company. will after June 151 be connt-t'tcd with the lrcy Tait-phone Pay Station Company. of Hartford. opening show rooms in the postal-tel- om'aph building. The pay stations haw boon opcrntml in this ntatc vclv lurgcly some 3.31.111 hcim: in 1130. and tho Ill.‘\‘lt 0 has boon adopted b). all 1hr.» loll 'l‘olcphonc (tompunics. Mr. Ilak- cr'u familiarity with. thc opcrntion of thr- pay stations will 111111111 him 11 vol- uublc man for thc company. Mr. 811k» cr‘s resignation from the Southern New England Telephone Company will take effect May lst anti be will have a rcst of 11 month before entering up on his new duties. PUTH DUNN TESTIF’IES NEW YORK. March ZZ—Thc hear- ing in the case of i-‘Iorcncc Burns. who is accnsod of tho murder of Walter S. Brooks. In the Glen island Hotel. in this city on l~‘cbruar.v 14 was contim 111111 today before Justice hlhycr in the court of som‘ial sessions. Ruth Dunn. the voting womnn 011 whose account it is. alleged Brooks wished to brenk off’ his relations with Florence Burns \va-t the.» firet withous today. Slit» said dnv. 'l‘ue'urdm' and Wodnn'zrlav evening Imlore hi=‘1leath. Thl; cln=ed her to.: timony and at the request of Attorney Backus, attorney for the defendant. her evidence was stricken from the record. CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT DEAD. BURLINGTON. \‘t.. March '22—— Judze Russell Smith Taft. chief justice of the supreme court. of this state. dicd today. aged sixty-seven years. Judge, Taft was a leading figure in Yer. mont legal circles and he also had served his state as lieutenant govern. or. 011 January 21. 1899. when Judge Ross was appointed 11. United States Senator Judge Taft was chosen to sue- ceed him as chief justice. IAt J0.sel0fl’s Strictly Fresh Count‘ry Eggs 15 for 25 cts. 72 North Main Street. 1715 SOUTH 1110111qu . TRUST COWANY cordially invite: the public to frispect its new Muff: and... banking room Saturday. Open‘from 9 to 12, (to 3. In thonan'ngfrom 6 to 8. 'l‘wcnty— ‘ Iicutonnnt- ‘? distinguiuhctl - Luzon. on .. Lorenzo‘ Dibble. ”MEMO” ‘ ThoSelleckStor 1 I I‘m ur tores‘ re eplet‘e. For Men Boys and Invention that Iyon have ctcr secn do this town. The latest fashion kinks in ‘ .1 1 J _ ‘ 1:11... I M. . Perfectly hillrel_ 91111111 will he found In our stock. and at eInciy price. You maybe suro‘ that you will get the greatest amount of goodness In material and tuillol‘1 ing and the most perfect fitting gannr-nts that. it is possible to madm- I ‘ ‘ t a..— Our SpriIng Hats Are duplicates of the fashionable h“ gh priced hatters’ blotks, hut‘g we ' save you from 50 cents to $1.50. amI you wont objcct to that. will yin? 1‘ Willis H. tallest, . I 48 and, 50 Wall Street. NORWALIx. 1.‘ . Salient 81 P111 98 Washington Street'fi 1‘ 30. 11011111111111. " At the Model Grocery POTATOES. It is true that we, like I Buckwheat weather is not gone yet. d" most everybody. have had some poor ermember 3 lb. Package prepared, 101. _‘ ' Potato” of late. We are glad to say cents. Also look to weigh out. that now We have a new lot, right in_ ' I JAMS. 'Call attentlbn to the Maple every Way, size, cooking quality and eaf Jams, Quince, Strawberry, Red price,30centspeck1 #aspberry, Plum etc, and 15 cool; BRUSHES, ETC. Cleaning time Jar. will noon be here and we are provided I On Saturday we nhall have Spin- with a new stock of Brushes. Scrub, nach Turnips, Cabbage, Sweet Pota- Stove and Shoe. Nice goods that we ‘tIies Nice Apples. , can sell at low prices. Remember us ‘Fresh Egg: 22 cents 002911. '1'; » when in want. Business Solicitecl. .1 YOU'LL BE 51111115111: I ‘ AT 7111: comfom'. a pair of glasses will aflord if your vI‘slon is any way defect“? . Headache. Eyeache. blurring of t print are some of the Indian ‘ tions of defective vision and should lIe attended to AT ONCE. ‘ Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Properly Adjust "““E‘S‘E‘EM JAd KSON GRADUATE JF‘HCIA‘N 58 WALL STREET , STEANEH IN ‘WIRE Es's COMMU- NICATION. NEW YORK, March 22—4110 Gun. ard liner Campania from Liverpool and the American linot steamer Phil- adclphia- from Southampton and Cher- bourg, arrived this morning. The (impala tried 10m communication with the Mania bound from. New York for Liverpool. but tilled but the MI Philadelphia, which in: between the ' Cnnardm. tiered as 111th and transmitted n number .01! W to and from them. The Hub-rs. [tum lino M m . RUSSELS March 2mg ca ridges were exploded inch: an or the home of I! MMM oil deputy at Blnchelpivviiw no. t). ROTOR. march _ 11.1.1nineemmwa‘1m' Shnbulldin: Como“! ”(iii in 1:111:11:
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