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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
day: probany follorved by local shew
era. I
“-0—"
Special Lenten services will be. held
at St. Mary's Church. tomorrow morn-
ing. beginning at 8 o'clock
~Lawns. Dimities. Madras Cloths.
Females, Ginglrams, all the latest nov-
elties at M S. Smith & Co.‘ a.
William A. Benedict and family will
rtove today from Main street to the
Ir. McLean place. in Nortir avenue.
Albert Mocsrnan. of the Bank of Nor-
walk attended the miiimry tournament
at Madison Square Garden, New York.
last night
Miss Edna H. Wighnm. of Stirrtftclrl.
arrived in Norwalk yesterday, to spend
the Easter vacation. at her home in
Elm street
—~l.egs Lamb, lie 1b.; Foroquarters,
The at H‘ayes's. I
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin and Mrs. J. 0.
(ll-Iegory returned yesterday afternoon
'li‘om a visit with New York and
Brooklyn friends.
Frank Hayes. clerk at his brother
.Inlln T. lIlnyes's news srtorr". in Mill!)
street, is still unable to attend to his
duties or the more, herons-II of llintmfi.
: Alias i‘inrr-nrr l’rrlmtrn ln’w, ol‘ K’WV
mi
‘ Oxfords, at Olsen s, S
. Saturday at the Misses St. Johns par
I..S,
Ron have many
Easter attractions.
close at noon today
«Now Dunlap III. 0' Brian's
Frederick Fo orco Is spending
week in Georgetown.
All the banks will close today to ob-
servance of Good Friday.
(lor rural and Mrs. Russell Frost. sou
Russell .lr. .. and maid are at Greece.
~I.urllcs guaranteedggtent Leather
Jeweler A. s. Ferris Is repairing the
electric clock in tho Malrackomo hotel
Jesse's orchestra will play at Can
age: for a dance on the evening of an
r
w—Eastcr display of fine Mtilinery.
tors 49 Wall street.
Theodore Knapp is spending a short
vacation in Newtown, on a trouting ex-
i‘orlltlon.
Hugh 8. Allen of Danbuiy is the
guest of Edward F. Magncr. In South
Norwalk.
Sturtevaut buys and sells for cash
and eroforc can afford to underscll
comp tttors
«Wear shoes that fit.
lords. Glover‘s Tire l’lace.
At 10 o'clock today there will be
prayer, sermon and litany at Trinity
Episcopal Church.
Eugene l‘. Tolles has purchaser a
collie dog for his son Kenneth from
J Pierpont Morgan.
Confectioner Harrie A. Smith, of
Main street. is out with an attractive
new delivery wagon.
There will be a nicotine of the busru
hall players of the, Y. M. It. A. today.
OlllI-m'n Will he elected.
~-Easter term at Brown College ho
gins March 3]. Balance of year trri
tion 325. Office Open now for enroll-
meat.
Mrs. Leemon B. Tripp will sing the
offertory solo at the South Norwnlk
‘Baptlst Church Sunday mrnntnr;
W. ll, Austin; III‘ the firm of Austin
(1* l‘rnw, is lirirtn’a Ir trap tlrrrmnlr thr-
West in the I??lt‘l‘t“iii rrl' tilt" firm.
Th0 door rip the South L'x‘ri‘r‘willi.‘
Methodist t'lilii't'll, \llthli \‘I‘Ilr: n'r-I‘IIIIII‘III
lit lirr II-rir‘rli \Iinrl 'Itm‘rrr, ltfit’ brain w
it. ill' I‘ '
r hHi I» ir‘I'riulsr Sm lb, run. we
Frederick b‘coiieid, of lioluon aw
Wear OxI
‘r'mrllir. ilrvltrs all who would litrr- to :I:
the liquor saloons in The Norwrtk:
abolished. to meet hr: l‘.: rsirr Mriurr rSr
oveningS at 8 o ’clock, at its Camp strcrl
‘ ——You can always enjoy an imperial
Crown Cigar. _
First. Sergeant. Gilbert Barrett. of‘
Company D who was seriously Injur-
ed at the Norwalk iron Works. Wed-S
nesday. is reported to be getting along
as nicely as can be expected.
Miss Helen Perry Osborn, who at-
tends sbhool in New Milford, is
home to spend the Easter vacation with I
her parents. Mr. and Mrs J. A Osborn!
at her home in West avenue. .
Arrangements have been made for a
dance at the Cannon Hall. next Friday
ev.ening A large number of Norwalk
young people expect to attend. Linx-
weiier’ s orchestra will furnish musicI
_ for the affair
«'8 stats from Kitcheli‘ Dept: Wnt n-
rlow trades, Tack Hammers. 32o 0a.;
C‘arpet Beaters 12m; Carpet Tacks 5c.
pkg; Tack Lifters. 10c. ea: . M S.
Smith & Co.
John Rates will resign his position
with Willis mM. Bette the Main street
grocer and butcher. tomorrow night. to
take.“ a situation in the plumbing bus.
inesSIIIn Weatport. He will be suc—
ceeded by John Hannigan. .
'l‘lii“ officers of Company D tnrve rrI~
('I‘chd inviutttons to attend a "await"
dance to be given at the New Haven
armory Monday evening. it is proba-
ble that a number will attend.
expected that Governor McLean nnrl
staff will be present ‘
~Tho ladies are Invited to call at I:
the. Misses St. John’s parlors to see
the newest ideas in Spring Mtllinery.
Councilman George S Grumman has
ordered 120 badges for the members of
the Norwalk Fire Department.
lradges, it will he remembered were
authorized by the City Council. at the
request of Chief Prowltt, some time
ago Tire badges are expected to arrive
in town in about a week. _
That finntifai Gloss
comes from the Varnish in Dcvoe's
Varnish Floor Paint; costs 5 cents
more a quart though. Sol-d Shy Corn-
stock Watkins; & Dow; E. E. Gerhard
and H. “T. Prowitti
Inn Market
.is selilsg'sinctly fresh Bags
l5 for 25'I:
Small Sugar Cured Hams
l3c lb.
Lalrfornrr HamS toe lb.
I
3K 3" I‘m“ Iorllnrlnrrl it,
.nue, is‘rrsslstlng during
a.”
ltis‘
These ,.
:Union will hold its regular weekly.
here are desired to be present at this
meeting.
by the ladies of Crofut If: Knapp Com-
Ipany’e manometory; is on exhibition
Iin_
at O'Brie‘h’ . .
for the purpose of appropriating snih-.
the Easter
rush I at the Norwnlk store of Com
stock Brothers.
The baseball team of Brown College
will play ball this afternoon on tlrr:
Baxter grounds with a scrub team if
the weather is fine.
Wilbur Waldron has resigned his po
sition with the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company to take a post
tioir in Port Chester.
wit you want a Prinz lienry oI Kim:
.Edwnrd lV. style of Derby. call at
0' llrlen.
A. Dan of the Western Union Tclr‘
graph office in South Main street has
a very valuable souvenir in a South
African $5 gold piece,
S A new plate glass window has been
installed at the store of Cornstoetr
Brothers, in Wall street to replace the
one blown out by the heavy wind some
'rlavs ago.
A.SJ. Clark who has been stopping
with his son, W. A. Clark, in Einrw‘ood,
avenue during the winter has done to
New Millard to visit nwhllr-. before Ire
return to Woodbury.
~10 lb. pail Pure l.ard,d$l.1(t Hayes’s.
Mrs. Mary F Wright Smith of:
Bridgeport. was elected vice-presidenr
for Folrfleld County. at the annual
meeting of the Woman Suffraglst AssoI
jciatiorr. in Hartford, yesterday
Jesse's orchestra held a rehearsal
last night at the Warwick hotel for the,
music to be played at the dance to be.
‘givcn by the. Patrloic Order of Amer-i
cans in Music mm on the evening of
April 8. '
The Wornnn s Christian Temperance.
meeting Friday at 3 o “clock Ari room
The handsome bedroom suite which
was donated to the an Mskers' Fair
th Se window of A. J Collins 8‘: Com-
' '5 store. ‘ ‘
"I an Easter Bonnet call
A petition is being eirdulatcd asking;
for a Special city meeting. to be called
clent money to build an addition on
Phoenix Engine and Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company's house. In Main.
street. It, will be .two stories and will: S
be erected on the res .
S‘S‘Y‘o‘n Yangon." the only successful.
on the? American st‘a
company yet seen ln’tbi'n familiar play
will he the a. action at Hoyts Thea-
Ire, Monday. prii 14th. The to role
will be enacted by Knots Erickson. who
has become known as the premier of}
Swedish dialect} actors .
filament
are
olll
. were
5 seem; gr
“Si?
ford distilled? e
The South NWWalk markets will
this
‘ A singing class in Georgetown has .
‘Ibrren started by Frederick J. Force.
Swedsh dialect comedy rnma now up. I
Flames. 26c, secret: and adios
, Charts will deep at; We is iii-ug-
. “Tali", ,Norwalk and H snaffle;
; Norah S, lélend
Gilt: ‘
S Brilliant soloists Banach Chorus. Be”:
THRIE-DAY'ISALE
OF" NEW MUBIG
brisk“: out. and mythical. estate of re-
rent on ilnatiou at Ir. price never be.
fore made in this vicinity. to make
you. better acuuaintcrl with our new
music department.
Published tumult at 50;: to file and
or? senior: fastrororywhersdng this"
an. e
t Five beautiful sacred songs for Eris
er:
Tire Palms (in three trays).
Unseen Lauri tin threek k9 y).II
I Dream of resin“ (in three keys).
Garden of: flirted n three keys). S
on. Shining Light (In four keys).
S Those popular selections and songs:
Down Where ttro Cotton Blossoms
Grow.
Baby Mine.
My Princess Zulu hula.
Song 1 Heard One Sunday Mora.
then the Harvest Days are Over,
e c
-Crcole Delis Song.
i Come Back Dinah lse Been Wait
In:
When You Were Sweet Sixteen.
Rose With a Broken Stem.
Sadie, Don’t Say Nay.
On a Batrrrday Night.
Game of Eyes.
The House of Too Much Trouble.
Blaze Away March]
Creole Bells March.
[Creole Bells 'i‘wo- -.steu
Star of the Sea.
Turkey in the Straw.
Honeysuc c and Dec Caprice.
Valse Btu .
April,Smiles Waltz.
A Frnngesa March.
Frocks and Frills March.
l’lciranlnny (‘I'hristenlng (on player]
by Bonsai.
Dreamy Eyes.
WWhen Knighthood Was in Fio‘wer
Sale begin! today and all! last three
days only.
Any place in the list
Third floor take elevator.
READY—TQWEAR
GARMENTS.
No time I'IIrIIirrtnii non.
This In" the garments: ‘
in l’trl‘ir-‘li‘, in style, in virtue, thorn
ls nu rIotirIeiir‘rn ilrIrIInbrnrls to equal
tilrru. -
This nt‘ our l‘f“:l.tllilt‘iifit:
lixirrr perrpiv tr) (iiil't‘ for you. extra
nirl tr» nS'rI 'III in l‘i‘titllllr‘"iif'- crop for
late broom I- »
I“. on promise that. an. costume or
Jacket bought today will be delivered.
(even when altering is needed) some
time Saturday
Second floor.
MEN‘S WEAR. _S
New styles for Easter. ‘
Neckwear at 50c that’s natty and
handsome ‘
Every shape and color and hundreds
of patterns.
Plenty of the very-fashionable
brownswttrcy are the most swagger
thing out.
12¢:
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS (:0.
Bridgeport.
nNTERrAINMENTS . ..
HOYT’ S THEATRE
GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 23.
MATINEE and NIGHT,
A play of Strong l-Ieart interest, l’rrrc
Comedy and Brisk Americanlsm
A. o. comment's
The American Girl
by ll. Grbttap‘S Donnelly.
introducing the comedian
MR owoaon F. HALL.
. Two rays of Brightness,
The Amorican 'fiw-ins
PRINCE ROY and The LITTLE LADY
MATINEE PRICES 15 and 25c.
EVENING, 25, {iii and 50a.
Hove s THEATRE.
First time where
wsonssoav sears}:
Under auspices of the Norwalk Fire
Garrick Theatre’ s (New York)
greatest Comedy success, the
play that. In making all Amer-
ica [laugh -———-—-——
II RICH AND HARRIS ,
Successful Screaming Fierce
ARE YOU
A; MASON?
3' MOST M THFELLY MN“?
The Ir‘rrnnii‘leiathit layrotgtham draws. .
Presented .9. Po aria
Perfectly Bat c (“is
—~—-~'3 Cardigan gag
i
. {thrill} :11,
Mass... scan: a and 5'.
rue ORIENTAL opens
wilder-ins Drills, Orl 'tal costumes
NOTE: The magnificent Scenery
depicts many famous Egyptian locali-
- Attorney Galen M Garter Mr. Row-
iimn . .S
t . ,_
(Continued from First Price).
WM
ed he would vote for the Etheridge
rrmcudmyllt
Manor sport. of. Bridgeport onI
rtorserl the Perry surchdment
He said that personally he still
class to the old creed. but he ers not
A vote was then taken on the Ether:
III a amendment with the foliowiniyrev
an t: Whole. number voting, 138 cc-
Ioalarv for passage I59. Those voting
say 70.
. The Perry amendment was then
adopted.
article It was also adopted by a vote
of 99 to 0
Warner of Salisbury. as chair-
Inga of the committee on Woman Suf-
froze reported for the committee in
favor of the passage of a resolution to
the effect that all matters pertaining
to woman suffrage be referred to the
committee of the whole and that next
Wednesday at 2 o'clock be devoted to
a hearing of advocates of woman suf-
frmage
Mr. Clark. of Hartford. declared it
to be a dangerous precedent for the
convention to convert itself a mass
meeting. He moved as an amendment
that when the convention adjourn on
Wednesday It be at 2 o'clock and that
afterwards the use of the convention
shall be given up to the advocates of
women suffrage.
Mr. Warner opposed this smooth
meat. Mr. Walter, of New London.
urged that women should. be given the
right to vote on matters uffootlnIS: the
taxation of their own property and
Mr Skinner of Andovrrr. warmly In
dorseri Mr. Walter‘s remarks. Mr.
Northrup. of Middletown, favored the
resolution of Mr Warner
Mr Gntlfoyle of WHIIIIHII’I ”nor-.1
i‘ururnrl iltvtli‘l‘li'llli u Ir ”Hilton in,
tress. tho rIrrISr‘ertirui as it r'IrunuIil
tr'r hf“ til“ Vt'lttlll' rlt’i HIII qurultirill I)!
lr'iltlrs‘rlliztiitllt :rt‘lrr 1hr *I’l‘iltl‘ttlltllrttt
iii til“ lllr‘rl
‘.‘lr Vlatirr rzri. III a point (it mil-l
nurl ilir‘ rttnir Will. rinr‘I II. It rirrlit'lih»
the tirrii topic nine Intuit-Int out or r'uitIr.
'l‘ltf amendment III'IMI'. (‘lnrflr Ill
lluitirmi e. Is then put to a role and
It tented. \3I.r ‘irtlri ltri_\' lot. a. .s inr
'Itir'III'lut, t): ltiir‘li rm ti'rr WI il'rltrt roan
turion and Inrrr was defeated also
was. 57'. no~ Iisi. Mr. ("lurk of Hill!
trim. r‘ril‘rIrrirt :r rI-I-‘Ir'rtrrtirln providing:
that It‘rr rmrwutlr‘rt‘i adjourn at I
o‘clock III-xi \t'I-Irtlwsrtay and that the
r-rrnrpirI-nilrr t.. rrrprr alert to nrrrnt It:- I)
In... of tin, roIrIrmtirIn hall for tilt" test
of that afternoon to advocates of w-n
men suffrage MI. Warner opposed it
on the ground that it was grunting
something that the women suffrage
people had not asked for. The Clark
resolgtion was laid on the fable.
Mr. Perry. of Fairneld presented a
resolution for the appointment of a
committee on style to consist of five
members to compile and arrange the
proposed constitution after it was
adopted After much debate the mo
tlon to lay the whole question on the
table was carried 50 to 38.
Mr. Merritt of Stamford. made a re
port for the committee appointed yes.
terday to draft articles relating to the
Judiciary. The report embodied a pro
vision that Judges of I. the supreme
and superior courts shall lrold other:
during good behavior and that their
salaries shall be $6.000 each; that
judges of the supreme and superior
courts who are. retired on account of
use shall become state referees at a
salary of 33. 000: thatva the governor
shall have authority twill] a judicial
vacancy during a warmer. recess:
that judges of courts common pleas
and district cor rrté till “be appointed
In the name Ina ner ii ridges of high-t
er- courts: that: the terms of probate,
judges be extended from two to four
yeareui‘
Owing to the absence of a quorum
the com option at 1:50 adjourned un-
til Tuesday at I233tl. The Unborn res-
elation regarding final adjournment
which was made the order of the day.
for 2 o'clock today was not reached.
WW
CHARGES AGAINST ATTORNEY.
Outcome of Trial of a Stamford Letter
Carrier Charged With Bribery.
STAMFORD. March 27. *Attornoy
George P Rowcll today filed with
Judge M. C. Downs, of the city ecurt.
charges against. Assistant Prosecuting
ell alleges that Mr. Garter unwarrant.
edlyS “forced the trial of a criminal
case and disregarded the rights of the
complainant and his client " The
charges grew out of the trial of John
D. Noyes. a letter candor who was ac-
Scarred ofsatte In; to bribe Mrs. Ms-
.ry McCarmac
witnesses in the trial of the woman's
husband it
with intent
Mrs. McCormsck.
S manesasalnst Noyes was sched-
ultra."- terns bearing Saturday morning
and by agreement or counsel Satin-Ida}
so narrow minded as not to extend rec , S
{lfllltltgll to those who differed with - II.
.r.,
i.
. I"?
one of the In-inclpal; I
a charge alleging assault S
to kill. upon the witness
but. it was continued for. two weeks .
. "V 3a
if ' ‘flw‘f’l wilt“
ale begin Saturday, that 22 and lasts for one week
(.1 A Hislop cl: Co.
I i. that? errata» oatmeal is mailed
good materials. well put to
nether and generouslu sued
Experience proves to us that these yearly ‘special an S
are most satisfactoryto our buying public. The reasons i V
wiry they are satisfactory are: We plan for them: an ‘
for them on an extensive scale; we very materially a
legitimate profit on the lines advertised, andSbySI so Id
largely increase the volume of business Women In ISISe SS,
the replenishing time for their muslin underwear pants
and by «0 doing they art the best pir it and choose from the
best iliiIItllh or nnrlrII I nrnslina in Ihr Ionuil'xy The clip 1 “
in every particular. '
to main I‘lrit sirlr rrprrrseulntiv
83') 235 Washington St
.5” painted.
j; .
right at It if y
word.
03*
Call upon us
at present to have your house ‘
We have the facilities to get.
on you and quote figures,
i. t-Il~ l. ,. i. ll
I?! ti.“ Io Nile 3:312: _. r
.3. ,5;
,5: JOHN w. are rr r. ;,.
flirt Phone lI/mi. "I'I‘I' I
fl‘é‘r,‘ 43':
:;:Paint Your Houser
II . .‘l
a: White the Sun ”2
[‘1 , ‘ ‘ 4" ,
4. Shares. 3;.
‘I‘i’ ' You certainly cannot reason p3._
4": ably expcIt better weather than age
on only say the
or lot. us call up
I
s
i
i 207 East Washington SI. 3: .
Mid tr ilmli inhibit"??? il‘ Ii: 13-} 12 NORTH MAIN eraser,
.LESS.
LESS
, gas range. i
iul cook.
tool
hiss MONEY
necessary when you use a
And you‘alwavs have a
clean kitchen and a cheer-
conr. intend 'S
WORK
TIME
WITH
woman was i
it helm;
that Mr. Cartel
Ir ould be tamper d with farther.‘ L
Carter is now.
‘e-tJre. Irrational-we. charges until he re.-
turns .in about. two weeks.
scanaaasr l cams ass coco
idtites a ticket.
, e valid. bucausa it.
passes through 'lrls hands" Judge
(thytrsus- of the Superior Court”
has given this opinion in the suit tort
damages brutal? by Interim Horowitz.
8 cast? Northern a-
cincnllnllhw way. Company Damages of
me are agreed on. While traveling
,. c330 scalper.
a y been issued to a
' j. . Pond. general pas
, who trap-
n. I liar-owns
afternoon theorist: was brought before . _
lodge loans ’and tlret testimony of the SI‘
alleged ‘
Gail‘dd to not the if
testimony of the woman before she
Mr .
Bermuda and it. is S'
expected that nothiritr “ill be done in ‘ . "
with his wife to Minnuefiota on a ticket .:
r C HoletzI was V
0 St” "‘ ‘.
5603. magnetism "
1t. aliens you to eat. alh
The moshseusitwe’ -
crankcase take it. W
spéptlcs'“ have béen
cured after everything also failed. 115
flare. are Chit hd-‘
falls to cure.
the food you want.
t'lfiiusands 6f d'y
.snaauall
vi
were.
byila deem
tbs vs ‘ ‘
mtunnecegzau
Klnlcy at Buffalo.
' Floor Tile
l'.‘
S cult (‘oriit today hoard arélrmc at in
.u .
at of. the court perx‘nahentlp ‘Iic‘tsl‘r suing? .
the defendant "I’rrrril mahril‘aotu‘i‘infi or.
THE" ALrs‘Al‘Ich
II.Wht rill Mitotic-In aoinn oruin our slur.
for the past three week
. m. n in" finished and a . iriyii‘c you liti' all red sea: the litany inn, -
. pron-meats ablairgknve been made. We are now frilly equipped! ‘,
for Spring business, With a roulplete line of tlrr- latest and most. ‘ I ‘
. approved styles in Ivurniturc _
Our new Go Carts and Baby Carriages are real works of art.
The beauty of design and skill in manipulation displayed call I
forth the admiration of all who have seen them Prices gear-arr,
teed the lowest in Fairneld County for Reliable Furniture.
A. J. COLLINS & 60
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
SOUTH noiiw‘
EASTE
CARDS seekers AND novstnas
" also ”
PRAYER seeks, VHYMNALS AND arstssr‘
cine is heavily advertised but ycur Phys
\46 also will tell-you that Spina'c ; .
greatest natural blood purifier. lies h
69; Brand rs the best or that itis canned "
:“Fanoy‘ilrlc _
RAVMCINT
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. DAMIEN CASE HEARD.
NEW H AVEN.‘ March ‘37-Jurlgo
Tounsend iii the {piled States?- i
the 1)wedding W. Pd a‘iir‘o brew
P “Taylor. built ol'
ii. on air application for an order
soiling a style of hos‘é supporter. in-:-
rented to the plaintiff.
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THAT NEW TELEPHONE sTocK33
Certificates to be issued to Final Pay:
menrs Made. April 15. '
I The second and final payment of {be
per; share $3.900 par vague)
issue 028 Stir rune ill
.IThoInas today on a fortnight's c
“She will call at Kingston and Po
Prince, after which she Will r _
kho rs at 1' S
a first pay out was alone in ‘ a
December last. Much of the money .1‘1‘13'99 pain from position
“a humsn‘lli Brit .
aid will do
it
to be derived Irorn the new stock wll'
in t tth
Norwalk Chronicler