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THE SOUTH nouWALk E
‘NIN’
. BAPTIST RAINBOW SOC‘iAL.
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HOT in Delightful Affair Held in South No
i Walk Last Night.
i 'l‘ho Christian Endeavor Socloty t
. thc
jtlu- scuson in tho parlors ol‘
1 turc oi‘ in rainbow social.
- color of tho rainbow with tissiic
[and liowcrn.
‘ cd ovcr tlic tabics wcrc nttircd in tli
sumo colored clowns to corrcspon
BUNS . Willi tho tiiblos.
« Mrs. St. John had clinrirc or ill
, . {‘whltc tablc; Mrs. li‘rmlcrlck l.yoi
For Friday. Order eariv
and be sure oi your
dozen.
- AT LAN E’s.
Phone i3‘9—5.
hull luvs lilies.
You can get hot cross buns for ll‘ri- ‘
day at Lane's. Order cariy. ‘
Baseball is being played each cvcn- ;
ing on the Haxtcr grounds.
’l‘iic Arion Singing Society will hold
a rclicarsal 'l‘hursday night.
-chr shorts-that lit.
lords. (iiovcr‘s ’l‘ho l‘lacc.
. M. Epstein. East Norwnik, has sonic
specials in groceries in today’s issuc.
Mrs. Brown and family moved today
from l.conard strcct to Mott uvcnuc. ‘
Painters arc. at work painting the
nxtcrior of tho. Norwnik iron Works.
piipt
.licld. pinli: Mrs. Ilc
.lct, uiul Miss i
‘On thc
.dllt‘crcnt Iiiuds'l‘or Halo.
was rcalizcd.
inn-lug tho cvculnr:
musical program was rcndorod. Mls
i I~icnrlctta Wing rcndcrcd a choicc n
i iino scioctlon; II. 1’. Morgan sung tw
.soios: Walter
'and Miss Jackson rccltcd twicc. Mis
llolcn ll‘inch was chairman of th
committee which had the ait'uir
charge.
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UNITED MINE WORKERS PLEA.
Many Prominent Men Act for
eration in the Matter.
NEW YORK. March zit-«’l‘hc indur
fil‘ciloi‘iitiilii met licrc today. to hear til
jpica ol' the United Mine Workcrs l'o
:asslstancc In adjustment. of thcir dil'
l‘cl'cticcs with tho minc opt-rotors.
. Iiisliop Henry (3. Potter. Franklin Mac
‘Vcnmi, Lcwis Nixon. tiliarlcs A
‘ lMoorc. Marcus M. Marks. William H
,-.- ulster term attirown (lollcgc he. vfiififlillfl‘. Hillhli M. Eunioy, Frank I’
gins March (it. ‘Baiancc of W31. “,1. .baigcntwand .lainos lluncnn acted to
(ion $25. (itilcc opcn now for cnroli- “i“ l‘l‘li‘ icdcratlou and tho. Min»
moot. . . workers \vcrc i'cprcscntvd by .loliu Mil
Lambert Scliuiski. oi' Schnccliuly. N. finishi’llfi'iildmtl.Or “'0 national ”"5"".
Y. is in South Norwnlk today. calling . , minds Nlcliolis. .iohn l‘uhm
- ll‘fricnds and iholnns Unity. district ioudcrs c
on 0‘ .. . the Mine Workcrs and participants ii
(‘liover‘has ii very, atll‘ilt'llvf‘ fi-‘if‘li'd tlic, Shamokin t'tllth'IIllOll. which form
shoe line in. SlleiL The ii‘i- WI“ ‘9” hinted the dcmauds oi” tiic nicn. 'I'h
more. about it. meeting was held at (‘imrch Missioi
'i‘lic rcsidencc of Edwin ll. Mathcw llousc. and was bchind closed doors.
in WESlI avenue, “in living repainted it began at 10:30 oclock, and it was
and otherwxso bcaiititleti. announced that after John Mitchcll am'
You will find l‘iasttr :tltlrc of cvcry
his associates had statcd tlicir rcnucs'
description at thc Sailcck storcs in Nor» that thc industrial commiitcc wouli‘
walk and South Norwalk.
hold anothcr vrixocutivc scssion to dc
My“ huvp been [001...] by (m9..- civic upon its course. Somcot‘thnmcm
Fits) and don't care to moot hcr. Well 'N’l‘s 0f the industrial t‘m‘illllilloo m:
She (iocsn‘t Iivc at (‘omstock Bros.‘s.
.prcssml doubt as to’tho prooricty n-
, , intcrvcntion by thrir oritnnl'wiion u'
, Byron .lorscy wont to work tor this limo. 'i‘hcy sccmcd to think ”W
"llcnry Tilly, tho carriage lilttnllfllt‘lllt‘j thcrc was still importunlty for direc"
“" in North Main sircct, today. negotiation bctwccn thc operators :nu‘
" ’I‘iiis is o grcat time of tho your to llllllc- Workers.
Intro your house paintcd. .‘~‘-c wlmt ’l‘hcy worn
John W. Iii-nity has to say in today's
'issuc. ‘ ~»
This is fair wccii at the siorc of tin
I). M. chd ('loiiipnny; Tlicrc is an
Angclus recital cvcry morning and af-
tcrnoon.
~ll‘ you don't. want to bc disappoint.
cd. leave your ordcrs for lions with
l')eF01'est.-
Samucl Benjamin. tho grcat Second
Day Adventist. of (iranhury. Conn. is
in South Norwulk today calling on
fricnds. .
William Miller, of, Charles E. Soy;
mour's grocery lam. is still coufincd
to his boom in Madison strcct with an
injured kncc.
~li‘resli Eggs, it) for F.l).l.. &. Co.
The two horsesbclonging to W. S.
Sturtcvant are being clippcd today.
Patrick Hungh. the blacksmith. is do~
ing the work. . .
Mrs. William Davis. daughter of ilir
late Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Bates. of .Wall
street .today removed her household cl-
t‘ccts to Cranbury. -
The committee on the Arlon ball, to
be held Monday night. will hold a inact-
lug tomorrow night. and complete an
rangemcnts for the event.
wFull line of Union Label Shoes at
Kecier‘s Shoe Store.
The service of the Holy Communion
disp0scd. howcvcr.
and to ofi‘cr any nssistnncc that. win
possible llcl‘orc thc coin‘crcnw iIPEii'
.lohn Mitchclisaid that ilicrc \Vrri- lid.
000 minors who want-7d bcticr pay ain‘
a yearly contract covcring thc tcrms 0’
their work with tho minc owncrs. lir
said that the granting of their domand
for n contrzll‘t would moan tlicir loco"
nition as orgniiizcd labor. lic wouh‘
not say that tiic'linitcd Minc Workcrr
intrrndcd to dcniand an ciuht—hour day
Ncithcr hc nor any of his nssoclntw
curcd to discuss t‘itilt’l' tlic siluniior
throughout tiie‘coai rmzions or this our
ticulnr confcrcncc with tho pnacc nmk
crs of tho national Civic ll‘cdcrution.
Scnotor Hanna cxprcsscd tho how
that there would bc ocaco. ilc said
that he. saw nothing in thc situation
that could not in adjustcd. llc suit'
that he could not tell ’what tho indus-
trial committcc would do until at‘tcv
it had heard iiic statements of Mr. Mir
chell and his fellow leadcrs of ”iv“
tinilcd Minn Workcrs. The mcmbcrs
of the industrial commission began
gathering shortly iiftcr 10 o'clock. 'l‘hc
committee nillcc in (‘hurrh Missiml
.liillitllflfl’ was not lariro enough to ac-
=commodatc thcm all. and a largcr
. room in the same building was secured
for the coiit’ercncc. Tlic coal miners
i'r’prcscntativcs rcaclicd the building at
10:20 o'clock. and were greeted by the
250.
will be celebrated at St. Paul’s mmmltteemm The “Oilfii'lf'mi ""57““
Church. Thursday evening at 7.;.;5_'af-2w moments later. ,
The Rev. C. M. Sclicck will olficiate.
Mrs; E. F. Taylor. wit-3 of the popu- ‘
iar conductor of the Berkshire limited
is recovering from-a long and tedious
illness. much to the gratification of her
NOTES OF CORPORATIONS.
A certificate of incorporation ha."
boon filed with the secretary of tlic
state by the Collinsviiic Grain Uom
.nmm capital 338.000. The incorporn
'frlends. . Q'ors nrc- Sherman E. Brown. 1.). E
, ~Wear 5119.95 that fit Wear 0’“ Trombic and Florence J. Brown. . .
fords. Glover’s The Place. ‘ i Notions of an increase of its capital
A man whosé‘ name could not be i stock from $10000 to $50000 has been
learned had a bad tumble from his bi- f filed by the Groton Water Company.
cycle. last night. while riding in Wall . The .l. H. Carroll Company of
street. near the car barn. The acciy Brideeport. makers of tiirniturcxcapi-
dent was caused by his lantern‘ getting tal 320.000. has filed articles 9‘. incor-
entsnglcd in the spokes of the front pm-ation; also the Gordon-Bahia Cox"
whccl. ‘ . porution of Sharon dealers in gonor-
John J. O‘Neil, ‘the labor union on at merchandise, capital $15,000.
ganlzer, of Bridgeport, is In South Nor-
walk this Week trying to organize two
unions. He has been working the
past couple of days among the clerks
trying to get a clerk's union. It is
said that he is meeting with success.
There. was a large attendance last
night at the first of the Holy Week
services in the South Norwalk Con-
gregational. Church. Very intercsting
addresses were made by Judge John
H. Light and Rev. John B. Lawrence.
ANOTHER FALSE ALARM.
The Not-walk Fire Department was
called out yesterday afternoon, in res-
ponse to an alarm from Box 34. situat-
ed at tho corner of Chapel street and
Harbor avenue. No one pulled the
box nndrthc cause of tho‘box striking
is assigned to boys who throw stones
5 summit the pole to which the box is
' attached. Some time ago this same
Ibox run: from the samc apparent
. : cause. This boxl'ls said to be one of
This evening “1‘45 oclock the sub’ the oldest; used In the system. .
sect will be Prayer for All Churches; __
The speakers willbe S. C. Palmernnd l
1. Davis & Son has an immense stock
F- A- Ferris. There Will be a 3010 by lot all kinds of clothing t‘rir men and ‘
Dr. Stiles D. Lawrence- .boys for Easter. Call and inspect it.
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fiii'l’ifimmuvo You? N ‘
" 4 ”nitrous um
You can buya .
'1 Allfimwhnt a'go'od Cigar torso, we .
Scan give you something above the or-f . 4‘ J . ‘ ‘ . _
Our 10. 15 and 26c brands iii-cl
That is warranted fortune your. for
a a market adorns. Our.i
. 8 5 cts.
eggs rangeytrom do to‘
We
other styles to select from. at
5W..AUSTIN.
hat are popular‘i
iorodora Cigars. 1
‘ 3 for ‘10c.~ara Winners; it you give;
, them atrial you will like‘thein. . ‘
South Norwalk Baptist Church
.3 gut-o ouo oi” tiic bust social cvonta ol
tho
{church last night, it hclng in tlic no-
’l‘iicrc worc
‘sm'crui tnblcs docorutcd with sonic
’i“hc lndlcs who prcsld
.grccn; Mrs. G. W. Allicu, rcd: Mitzi}
Mlnnic l<‘crris. bluc: Mrs. W. I<‘. lint
ddlth Robbins. yoilow
tablcs Wcrc retrcshmcnts of
an intcrosliug
Aikcn pliiycd tlic piano
lr
There was a largo alcnd
the Fed
w...“- Ox— .trlui dcpnrtmcnl ol’ tho National (‘ivit
Senator M. A. i‘iiililltl. Oscar S. Sirnus
it L
licar lhc rcqucst of thc miuc \roi'kcrs‘
EDWARD DORSEY BURNED.
Edward llorscy mot. with a vcry
painful itccldont at: tho Norwulk Iron
Works ycstcrdny ni’tcrnooii, by getting
ourncd about tho head with flrc. from I
tlic cupqu that is uscd in lllt’illllf,’ tho
uiotul. ills build is wruathcd in hali-
dugcs today. but ho is ablc to continua l
at work.
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FIRE ALARM F
Tho
lilac.
ROM PINE STREET. j tlic iiil'nir.
llrc dcourtniont was cullod to. W‘
Htrcct. this noon. but thclr scr-i JUDGES F.
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NALE CIGAR
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vices worc not nccdcd.
playing in tho
of Frank 1.. lirit
It pull of
tiamos.
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d yard of tho rosidoiicc i your. it nil-limit
to. Hot lirc to tho stoop. . smokcs limit w
watcr cxlinguisiicd
cvorv one
Ill plonsc you.
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1 Ker.
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$0"... chum...“ i has now hccn upon the marliot for a
who 1
Thu .
tho 2 suics lncrcaso daily. John Oldcnachin.
SCHOONER REPORTED BURNING.:
It was rcportcd in South NOI‘Wltiii
this morning that an unknown vosscl
was on ilru in Long island Sound.
about three mllos oll' tho [dust Nor~
< walk shorc, last night at [0:30 o'clock.
An investigation was made today. but
no trace of tho vcssci could be found,
nor could any onc be soon who know of
ORDER
Hot Cross Buns 3
For Good Friday at ’
SM-ITH’S
lLoole at our Easter Novelties
39 Main St. Norwalk. . .'
Phone llhl‘b
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iS THE OFFICIAL DAY ON
WHICH lO TURN OUT
WITH A NEW’ SPRING
TOP COAT
AND
SUIT ‘
The short. liberally cut Top Coat in Covert wdl
predominate. although many will ureter the longer
coat in dark l'abrics: both are strictly proper. it’s
all a matter oi opinion. We have fortified our
stock with all the leading styles and lengths. in all
the newest and most fashionable labrics. ’
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1- $810320
_Men’s St ,. 0
offers .1 area
inexpensive.
est ideas of the best mills.
acter. Styles are:
button doubie~
PRICES RANGE FROM
9.
breasted sack.
these features are embodied in
at $6.00 to our plain black 21
“av-inc um
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[Mail III I"
not.
lish Suits
t opportunity for men who want to be dressed distinctive, vet
Here you have a wide range of exclusive fabrics. the bright-
Trimmings and tailoring of the highest char-
Four-button”single-breasted sack and the new two-
W hen vou see the perfect lilting qualities
0i our garments. you Will be as euthusmstic about them as we are. Yes i
all our suits from our all wool Blue Serge
nd lancv mixtures at $05.00 and $20.00.
omstockBros
_ , ‘ ._ rwo STORES.-
14 South Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
NOR WALK.
Masonic Building
.
‘. price, 30 cents peck.
. OC‘K'OC‘O'W'O“
S’ELLEO
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Easter Att"
Me n a nd Boy's
" EASTER SUNDAY is one day in the your whcn everyone wants to.100k“ >
at their host. The Clothing should lit pcrfcctly and be thoroughly f
lip-lovdflltl; tho l’lat_ Tie, Shirt, Collin-and tilovcs should ench‘rér ,.
ccivc‘tlicir shnrc of attention. l“
MEN'S CLOTHES.-—~Our Sicin—Bloch Suits and Top (fonts. have more 1.
stylc to tlicm and fit bottcr than most niadoto-mcnsurc Clothing,
and at a-considerabie loss prlco. Thc Puck Clothing, for which two. .
arc also agents, is cxccilcnt lilting Clothing. ranging in price fronf‘.
$7.50t03151l0. ‘ ' j. .u ‘
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YOUTHS' CLOTHES.—Mudc and tailorcd With the sumo carc asour .
Mcn‘s Clothing. Somc cxcclcnt values from $0 to S’ltL
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHES lillit have. considerable signptto -
thcm. Norfolk Suits. \icstec Suits, Sailor Blouse Suits. 3 piece
Suits and doubic broastcd Suits in ncwcst. fabrics and, culo‘rihg'sfl“.
HATS—«You cannot find niorc stylish lists at exclusive lint stores ':
than we have not. though you can sure from 50 cents to $1 it
you buy your liar, atrcitlicr of our storcs. "I '\ t.
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TlES.-—-BEAUTIFUL EASTER NECKWEAR in ("thiliSth‘utflOSigns. 956, .
mu and $1.00. ‘ ,‘ a Hymn“,
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SHIRTS.—~l£.\‘cluslvc pnitcrus in'nont ct'i‘ccts in coiorcd bosom Sh‘lrtsfl. ’
also a complctc linc oi‘ white Shirts, ‘ ‘ 3
CLOVESZmTho propcr (‘ilovc for linstcr is tho (‘lrcy Sucdc. although: hf ‘
thc saddlcr sown Kid (llovcs are much in favor. ("lur sclcction of
tho now things in gloves in wry compictc. ‘ i
COLLARS.»~'l‘lic loading makcs in (‘ollars- both
in iilD‘lligil'iiflild‘OPr‘ ; ‘
standing stylcs. I
.i.
assortmcnt is large,
_ 25 and not: per pair.- . '
no ‘i ‘l
WHITE VESTS are quite the th ing- now and our
FANCY HALF-HOSE in the newest colorings 15
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Willis H. Silleck, tallest lilies,"
'5 48 and 50 Wall Street. 98 Washington StreEt. ‘~
NORWAik. SO. NORWALK.
" At the Model Grocery
Buckwheat weather ial not gon'evyet. >
most everybody, have had some poor 2' Remember, 3 lb. Package preparedflo
, Potatoes of late. We are glad to say fcents. Also look to weigh out.
‘ that now we have a new lot, right in f JAMS. Call attention to the MING.
every way. size, cooking quality and l Leaf Jams, Quince. striawb’erryfined
7 .Rasiaberry, Plum, etc, 1and 15 cents
BRUSHES. ETC. Cleaning time iJar. ' ‘ ' J
will soon be here and we are provided i On Saturday we shaii have ‘Spin-
with a new stock of Brushes, Scrumlnach, Turnips, Cabbage, Sweet"Pota-
Stove and Shoe. Nice goods that we itoes, Nice Apple! ‘ ‘ ' '
This grain husincas is forging ahead day after day- .
gaining steadily—~surcly—aionpr the lines laid down for
its government—jibe best grain, the best service.
We want the opportunity to show you the advantages of
trading here. Our grain is very cheap. at the price, and
the price is no higher than the poor grain price.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MINUEL T. HATCH.
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PLATINUM Altrisrs' PROOF “
having all the merit of Steel Engrnv. of warmer tone, with a. rich’ velvet:
‘ surface. The very perfection of Artis .
lugs and absolutely Permanent. tic Portraiture. ‘
All work is finished with esoemai care and fully guaranteec‘
_ OUR ‘IPICTURES ARE; PORTRAITS _
PATRICK'S TRIAL RESUMED.
NEW YORK, March :3
ol‘ Alhcrt ’1‘. Patrick on
charging
liam M.
and who
believed
upon by
no
it
of counsel were tint
and today Recorder
charge to the jury.
fondant was not obli
innocence. it was for
to prove
to the h
doubt.
of the
der they
selves w
against him.
Steamers Saxon King, Rotterdam; Av-
The
his guilt and
eneflt of ev
itch any .
verdict wox
shed
w
ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
BOSTON. March
6.—-'l‘he trial
an indictment
him with the murder of Wil-
Rlcc was continued
today.
This trial w
as begun on January 20
curt opened today it was
ild be agreed
this evening. The addresscs
yesterday
Goff began his
He said the de-
ged to prove his
the prosecution.
he was entitled
ery reasonable
jury. he said. was to
lodge for itself of the vcredltabillty‘of
any witness. The tmlything for-thorn
to: decide was the guilt or innocence
defendant'of the charge of inur—
should not concern them.
other change madé
26 —- Arrived:
unmore. Mediterranean ports,
NEW YORK. Mar
dteamer
ind Christiana; ste
Oscar I I'
‘.iverpool.
NEW YORK. March 26.-Arired:
Reamer Georgia from Liverpool.
ch 26—Arrived:
from Copenhagen
amcr Oceanic from
similarthan.“
Prescription Druggietc.
Sacco
mute goo.
‘ Stilllon‘
"zllwnshlngton 'stce'et. 30. bionivalk,
Remember us 3 ‘Fresh Eggs, 22 cents; Dozen. i
' Businelss Solicited. - ' 1"
Di beO
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YOU’LL BE SURPRI’SED
- ' AT‘TH‘Eoonroar
a. pair of glasses will affOrd if your vision is any way detective. t.
Headache. Eyeache,rblurring or. the print, are some'oi' the indicat-
tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT ONOE. " '
Scientific examination tree and Proper Glasses Properly Adjusts
ed is what we guarantee. ' . a l.
o. 3.,4Acxsoyivf
GRADUAT'I: OPTICOAN
' NORWALK. CONN?
can sell at low prices.
when in want.
Lorenzo
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58 WALL STREET.
HALIBUT. ‘ h '
LIVE HADDOCK. .
STEAK Coo, l.
sesame,
vo‘ua risn wnnau Tania mm
CEIVE rr DAILY, fi‘vorono"
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