Several blue birds were seen In East
Norwalk today
Miss Ella Moffett. of 35 Fort street.
has the measles.
The S. S. S. (‘lub will meet with Miss
llclle (.‘utueron tonight.
ilr. II‘. (I. Ul‘thll wxll move his fur-
niture to New York April I.
Mrs. 'l‘. ll. Smith continues quite III
at her lltllllt‘ III Osborn lIVI-uue.
The children of James ll. tlllbert,
l-‘ort street. are III with Incuslts.
Mrs. Wallace Iiates is III at her home
in Fort street. Her baby has an attack
of the measles.
Mr. and Mrs, William lllsseer are
moving from their home in Scavlcw
avenue to Lyncs Place.
llenry chkc and family.
avenue. are moving today
street and Second avenue.
(‘hnrles MCI-oil: inls i‘f‘llii'flf'ti to Ills
duties at iiafners store after a two
days illness with Ibo grip.
iI‘louuders are running in the Sound,
and II number of residents of Must Not-
wIIlk Ieport having made good Iattbes
of them.
Mrs. David 'iiIhIIIIlI and daughlet.
II bo lIuIe betu Ilsitlng IIlIItives IIeIo
have returned to their home in le-
IIrk N. J. -
The condition of the infant child of
Mr. and Mrs. William llronsou. remains
about the some with pIIIlIIIpI a slight
change for the oetter.
John W BcnttI. has taken the con-
tract for the papcriug oi“ the Interior
of the interior of the home of lI‘IItIdc-
IltIll H. li‘lelds. ill llurrltt .‘iIInutI.
ill
of Third
it) .(‘oI'e
Mrs A. .1. Smith of New Haven II iIo'
has been the guest of MIs Mary I.
Ilorn for II few weeks leturned home
today. Mrs Dorn aII-ompanlcd her to
New Haven to spend several days.
The populaI F. S (‘lth. whitb is
composed of six young ladies will II-
sume again their regulaI weekly nIII'cl-
logs in their club mom in Fort street.
it is earnestly requested that eIery
member be present ill the usual houI
on l‘ti,day
The cue won by Arthur Day as first
prize in the Hafner pool tournament
was given to him last night it is II
very handsome one. being inlaid with K
half It dozen different kinds of wood.
The tip is of ebony and iIory anti on
the handle is the following inscription
"Presented to Arthur W. Day. Febru-
ary it). 1903. first prize. llafncr's Pool
Tournament" it is highly prized by
Mr. lllly.
It is expected that the Out Rusk
t‘ereai Company will commence work
at its new factory on or about April
I. The painting has been almost com-
pleted and work is progressing fast in
getting the interior of the place ready
for occupancy. The boiler at present
there. will be taken out and a smaller
one installed within a few days. The
masters and other machines to be used
by the companI will be installed as
soon as they IIIIrIIe and tIerI effort
will be made to get the cont ern in run-
ning orIieI at the. earliest possible date.
A very pleasant party was given last
evening. at the home of Captain Ariel
Hauleron. 7 Prosprt-t avenue. The af-
fair was arranged ill honor of his sev-
cnticlh birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent in playing cards.
Refreshments were served. Among
those who were in attendance were Mr.
and Mrs. and Miss lnghum. Mr. and
Mrs. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes. Mr.
anti Mrs. Priest. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman.
Mr, and Mrs. Stuckcy, Mrs, Van Kurcu,
(‘lIIIrltIs I.I(‘.roix. Mr. and Mrs. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler. and Ariel (lam-
III'IIn, .lr. Despite his age. Captain (lain-
('I’tlll enjoys excellent llt‘illlll. The par-
ty last evening pleased illlll greatly.
The pool tournament at IlafncI-‘s.
store. last night. was an iIItcrIIstitlLI
one. The contestants were Thomas
Keogh. rated 05. and .lay i’ctty. rated
0.1. The scores were as follows
Keogh. I’tIttI
0 ti
llml l2
2:! 2‘:
'3” 30
Iitl—i .22-
50~~I till
Sillwfl 40
till lti~l
72—" 31—"
79—3 7-7
86-] ti2-—2
. fife-2 Ili~-l
Frederick llrown autl Frederick Carr
acted as referee and scorer. respective-
ly, .
The anniversary of fir,I Willing
Workers Auxiliary of the Advent
Christian Church was held last even—
ing at the. home of Rev. .l. W. Davis.
in Rowan street. It was one of the
most pleasant of the many social
events given by members of this
church during the winter. There were
between thirty and forty present and
tiltI evening was spent In varied amuse-
ments. The Bartram family rendered
several musical selections. and Mr.
Bartram played simultaneously on
three instruments. It harmonica. a sui-
tar and a triangle. This was very
skillfully done anti elicited great ap-
plause. Several selections were sung
by the entire party anti Miss Elsie PM.
of Stamford. formerly of this place.
gave a recitation. A conundrum salad
was given and the sale of fancy work
took place, Cake and cream were
served and every one had a pleasant
time.
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ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Howard Every. of Pcunoyer
street. spent the day .In New York,
Hon. C. W. Be‘l, of Rowayton ave
nuc spent Tuesday and Wednesday
in Hartford.
The regular prayer meetings will be
held in both churches this evening at
the usual boar,
Mr. and Mrs. William Maser, former-
II of this place. are visiting friends
in this vicinity.
Miss Lula Godfrey. of Crockett
street, is confined to her home with a
semi? atmlt of the Krill
an Jennie James. formerly of Bell
island, now of Brooklyn, has returned
to her borne, after a short. visit with
relatives in this place.
The bulky All} Safety of the Meth-
r-odlst prob. an another one of
their popular suppers In the chapel
Int Man. About. clity partook or
' the mating and a neat elm
, Mrs. Frances Stafford. of 243 E. l
lI4th St. NY. City, adds her tes- !
tlmony to the hundreds of thou- .
sands on Mrs. Pinkham's files. .
,Wllep Lydia lII. l’iIIlIlquI‘s ltIIuII‘I- K
dies were first, introduced skeptics I
all over the country frowned upon i
their curatiIe IlIIiIIIs, lull. as you
after war llllI lolictl by and tilt-i,
little. groupof IIolIIe ll \IlIollIIti llt"t II i
I-IIII'IIIl by the new tlisIoIeII illltl
since grown into a vast army of
llIInIlredsoi thousands doubts and
skeptic' Isms lIaIc been We pt away
as by a mighty fioI:,Id until today i
the guest good that LIdlII III. KI
l’inkllaln' s \ IIgtItlIllie( Illlllptllllltl
and her other uIeIlitiIIes ale doing;
among the women of \uIeIiIa is‘;
IIItraI-Iiug the attention of many of
Merit alone. con (1 win sIIIIlI fame; K
wise. therefore. is the woman who.
for II cure Ielies upon Lydia It:
Plnkham’sVexetablcCompound. I
last evening, Games, music and a genII
cral social time were. enjoyed, Refresh i
Int-Ills were served, after which the
guests departed for their homes welll
pleased with the capabilities of Mr.
and Mrs Lane as host and hostess
No tIaIIe of thtI missing file bell has
been Illscoveled. but "lost of those in- t
terested are int lined to think that itK
was taken in the spirit of II joke. and
while they cannot appreciatethe joke, 3
they are living in hopes that the joker ‘
will see the error of ills actions and.
either return the boil or give Illelui
some clue to its whereabouts.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Joules Willtuott has recovered from.
the grip. .
Miss Lucretia Cullen. the librarian.
was in Stamford yesterday.
A barge load of coal arrived yester-
day, and will be unloaded and Illarket-
ed as soon as possible.
Selectman Charles W. Raymond all
the Stamford hospital had a slightly}
better day yesterday than he has hadi
for some time. i
, Today is pension IlIIv til the Nomi
ton Soldiers' Home. There is plcutyi
doing and a large number of the oldi
soldiels are celebrating in honor of the
event.
The story toitlltl llaricn yesterday
to the effect that Charles Searles. ofi
Stamford. was to start a livery stnblci
In town is verified today. M r. SIIIII‘lcsK,
has i'“lllt‘d II building on Railroad,
place which will he used as a stable'
and expects to begin business the first
'~ , of April it not before.
A ruluor was prevalent about town
that .I. ilnuford .Smilh. II former i‘t‘Si-I
;IZIIIII of ilarieu. but now residing in’
'Soulb Norualk, has decided to return 5
to liaricu and is looking up a Silllilllit‘K
IIIIII MI Smith is the e.\peIt sunrt
drummt- ,_r being one of the best known
in this section of the stale .
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WESTPORT. ,.
Motortnau Fret] Sweet had It day oil1
Tuesday.
Oscar Smith made a business trip.
to Bridgeport Tuesday.
Miss Raymond, principal of l'uion
school. is on the sick list.
Temple Lodge. II‘, and A. M.. will
meet in Masonic Hall tonight.
.IOsIIph (l, Hyatt spent most of Tues-
day in Norwalk on a business mission.
Russell K Benedict and wife. of Non
walk. spent Tue. «day with their son.
Ilcre.
Overtime is the rule lust now at the
Saugattlck Manufacturing Company‘s;
shop.
Section men are engaged placing new
bonds on the trolley rails at. Harris
switch.
Mrs. Nathaniel Gault has rcIurned
home from a visit with friends in Wa-
terbury,
Mrs. Arthur Wildlnan has returned
to her home in Danbury after a visit
with relatives here.
Tile Greens Farms Farmers‘ Club is
to hold its next meeting Monday night
at the residence of Mrs, Mary Adams.
Arrangements are being matte for
another literary tea. to be given on the
afternoon at” March 28, in the reading
room.
A delegation from Westport Grange
was in attendance at Fairfleld Pomo-
na Grange meeting in Trumbull yes-
terday. ‘
Thomas Quinlan ls running his shop
day and night at the present time. In
order to dispose of thesabuadance of
work on hand. mainlv jabbing.
The recent. rains have played havoc
with sections of the stone wall at
Wright attest. Other highways have
“clients. some or thehlvrequlrlng im-
mediate attention
Contractor Thomas Glynn ls well on
the way toward recovery from a severe
attack of pneumonia and the present
favorable conditions confirm the be-
lief that-lie will soon be about again.
[1.0. Benedict announces that he
has succeede in raising. within 5100
the amount of capital reclaim for in«
ccrporatlu a sure
ill
, . . .I . . . .doIIlI IIII. bills about 0 II. III. like it
mll‘ ”0‘1”le N'lt‘lmI‘lI‘I Pill-““14”“IKIIIIIIquIII. the two occupants of tlIeIK
,lllltl ”llllklllg‘ penile. IItlIiIIie kept busy urging (‘olouel in|
‘III II mission of life or
IIll
.illI
ft't
. (‘IK
‘ ix.
.i’l.
, .In
blune of II 0 Benedict on the Iliallt|
0i March 26. that promises to prove
histh enjoyable to the select coterle,
I) invited guests. A quartalle colu-
p lsing (.IIulIIell Lebu. tilst violin; H
ltelIeIlII-t. second violin: Freddrick'
.’IKiIIIpIet. guitar. iohu Crolter. 'IIeIIo.|
' IIlill fuIIIislI the. music. i
IThe Historical Society lnet til the
l‘ti‘sltit‘llt't' of the Misses 'l‘lIoInuI-I. Motl-
II' night. The society endorsed the,
Itlon of Senator
the securing of a state appropriation
’III II monument tIt (.‘onlpo, as also that
Ill local parties interested III the move-
IIIIIIt and aims to co-optra-II with them
securing lltt‘ monument.
The town is aiming- to dispose of
d (‘ompo school llo- -I‘ll‘. and MIs
labouey, on II hose propeltv it abutts i
l desirous of securing it. if possiblt
l is understood that an effort is bolus!
'1‘: ale to get $300 t‘ol it, but whethcl it
ill l-IllIlt such a figure is t‘olltiltlt'lt‘tl;
III-.stiouubII Two or three purtles
and read) to purchase it if satlsincI ‘
ll'l' ltl'l'llllkt'lllt'lllfl t‘llll lll‘ nllltll‘.
IloI- Lyon declares that there's IIUK
Ile ilvlue; ill the country unless one
‘l'il'l‘Ii the full benefits lllt‘l'K't‘llfllll and
polls the foremost is the opportllllilI I
go out on lilt' farm and gather the?
“‘t' tables for home c.onsumptlotl
"lioe' ‘ is in consequence IIoIIItlIIgj
IIIaIia ill the pit-sent time in thrilling
‘tl lilt soil lit his ll|\ll fIIIIu pII'IIIpIII i
on to llldllilll" II I.Ir-ltly of govclnc
‘f‘ill seed.» lIlilllllt‘ll t‘oIIgII-ssnlun iI..
,.l. mu
’IIIII ‘ lil"t'l us lIurIIIs Limited“ is one
lilt' most wonderful tIoIItriInuI-t-s
s IIII or heard of since the days of tllsl
to horse chaise. 'I he IuollIe poIvI‘tr
"tlld (‘oIouI-l,“ It IIIIIIeItIII in hot-st-
I-II. whose tillf‘ bane is gelling’hls.
stittguisbed duilI‘ passenger from tilt-i
uue Iuidst cellars and pine. to the
«III barns. Time was when "(lid
(‘Illlllll‘iu could llt‘t‘tllllllilh’ll tlItI flIlII
without. turning a llilil‘. lull ‘Iis an
eil'tul for him now, and in addition the
IbiI-III, a marvel of antiquity, wondIII
III in that it holds together at all.
Isn't It pneumatic tll't-II runabout and
I‘IIIIIIIIII has his troubles. It speeds
i
ll keeping the ballast at right angles
to prevent possible overturning or coi-
iupro, 'I‘o only II stranger w uld the
familiar outfit bring I-onsternat n. The
individual in IIIItIstioII might conjure
IchIth or the
IIIIIIIpse of Boston thou. the occupants
illIlllillL’ the news from farm to fire-
-5 III but Its aim is solely to get (‘ou-
(‘ltli' 'I‘boluas Walsh from home In
III in tinll- to catch his run and “Old
IlIIIIIIl" llus lIt‘\'f‘I‘ ytIl missed the
IlrIziII. narrow as it sometimes is
ill
KARAMANIA PERMITTED TO DOCK
NEW \tlliix’, March lib—lb. l. Honi-
IIlieu, deputy health officer, I'lsltetl
Itl’man Island today and examined
II detained sit-crane passengers and
cw ol‘ the Anchor lino steamer Kara
Inla. All are well on the. island. The
Iraluania was permitted to proceed
ll"l‘ dock last evening Sonic Ilifl‘l-
ltI' was experienced in securing, Inell
unload the steamer today. although
0 health ofIiIIt-rs declared there was
danger the vessel having been thor-
gbly fuluignletl A few men, bower»
wont to work and lmgtltl inking tilt!
t'go out
ill
”I
III
ill
to
cu
to
III
in:
on
a
GAR COMBINE ABSORBS PLANT.
SAN lI‘ltANt‘lStvt), Match I2—~Tile
ws of the absorption by the sugar
Iubiuc ol' the plant, output on hand
and raw products which had been coli-
II'IIIIIIIII for, of the California-HawIIlIan
Sil gar Refining Company, at (‘roI-kett.
has caused a flurry ill the sugar trade
here, The California-Hawalian (loin
pally has stopped taking orders and
untitled its useuts in other cities III
Sltlll selling for their account. ()rIlIIrs
have been received by importers to
deliver slIips' cargoes of raw sllgu!‘
destined to the ('illlfili’lllll'llflWllllaII
(‘I‘mpany‘s II'lIIIl'I'IIs to the SpI'IIIIkltI:
people
SLK
llti
co
PETITIONS lN BANKRUPTCY
in the l‘uiletl States district IIIouItI
\IIsterIlay II \“l)illillfil_\ petition in bank;
IuItIIv It as filed by Samuel II t‘arriIII i
of llalilulltl. with assets of SZJI'th!
d liabilities of 52.73004
.\ IoluutIIrI petition in baukr'uptIII
was also filed by Ilennis Rogers ofK
W Illiugford with asstts of 5::000 and‘
;llallllltics of S.) .Elltiflill
i
. in the sky come:
i
I
\the star of health 1
weary dcspon-
\I dcntdyspcptic.
curing all
I troubles and
digestive
disorders.
Iuiocs of digestion and
cos the work of the
tomach. relaxing the . .
» usismlonnrhlis ~ ‘
Idovd Nash relativel
. ill.
1 louse for
Indorunn TANK can VICTIM.
larch l:—-—Waltcr
' tll fatality. Richard McDonnell
firth: man will! bill"! with
/ recover.
wits... w
Vsl'tyo or
fill lytox
brori‘t‘diitis’. consumpti
, bot lives Cherry "
Pecttlral io‘r molds, loans.
II .“.l
crotip,
a‘stllilla,
ours " ‘ K
or
FEAST OF PURIM.
Hebrew: to Begin Celebratlon Tonight
in Not-walk
'i he lit-blows III' llll‘ ltl\.n begun the
celebration of ill“ icllst ot' I’IIrlIu to-
dim. The III"tIIIIIooll or Friday lIIlllK
all of Satulduy will be IleItIteIi III uleI ,
Ililllt'lll. II llIIII pII-seuts IIIII exchanged
:Iuloug llletuls and gills are made to
the pool.
l’urlm is llll uuuuul fIIsliIIIi of ”II'
.lt-IIs Illitl was instituted by MIII'IIIIIIIII
to IoquIenIoIIIII- the dellII-I ‘lllllt‘ I- ill the
News in l'IIIslII l'IoIIl IlIII: IlIIIIIioII \Ilth
IIlIItIlI.IItI:It01dlIIg to the IIIell-kuowlr
lllbllcal story, they were threatened
through the IIlnclIinullolIs of Human.
lililllt‘ minister to Kills Abusuerusg
llnnlun tIIIsl lots in order to determine
the day upon which this dIIstI'IlIIIion
III the lens was to llt'”lll. and “(till
that incident the event has be t"ll t‘illll‘fi‘
I'IIIIIII, wlIiI-ll signifies ltllt, I
ill IIIIIoIdItlIcII with the traditions of
the IIIIIII the day appointed fol llIII
IKI‘IIIssIII-III uns lilt‘ i:ltll day of Adan,
'wlIiII ii is III-lIIbIIIIII II as Illcl lust of ltlslll
T his fact pIIII (Ides the celebration;
of I'IIIiIu. wlIlIiI III culs the Hill and
II'Ilb of Adar. In the event lhlI l-‘ltll
of .\tl‘di falls on the Subbmtth the lust
takes place the 'l‘lIItIsdaI lllt‘\illlll‘. us
no fueling is allowed on this Silt'l'l‘llI
l
Illlv, nor on the preparation day for tile
Sabbath. ‘
INCREASE IN PASSENGERS.
Anti-Boycott of the Waterbury Trolley
Line it Having Ita Effect.
\l'. \' I‘II‘ltlIliIIl', Mal-III l:.--- .\Ilbougb
l('[l()ll.~l were again pIIrslstentlI t'll"-tll '
Illted today that information which‘
might solve the InIstery of Policeman
l’aul Mendelssohn bud ilt't‘n obtained
by the authorities. and that IIIIestsl.
might be expected shortly, no oiliI-iaiI
continuation of the stolies could be
obtained this morning. Those ht st in 3
turns II re: :IIIIIiug the investigation Ile .
IIllIIIId to sIII anItlling except that it:
had not it'flt‘ bed ii stage IIheIe it would .
he propel to make any public state 1
meat IleputI (‘I'otoner I'ond is not
expected to l"t'llllll here until SIIIIIrdIlIi
to renew his hearing. .Ieauulllle. lII
is said the police will cnIlenIor to;
find cter Iain poisons who ale wanted asi
witnesses but who could not be locat-
ed ItIstelday.
lltgardiug the plan of the businessi
men to enter into IIII alIli-IIboIIottl
agreement and ride on the trolley cars.
officers of the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting (‘olnpally asst-It that tilt
movement ls tuning a noticeable er i
feel on the patronage of the Iarlousi
ear lines. the number of passengers.
being materially increased. l
NEW CORPORATIONS.
A IIIItIIII ate of an int-lease of t‘llpl- ;
tIIl stock from $:.l0000 to $3.l.ll00 wast
filed with the secretary of the state by' l
the t‘. 0 .lellilf t‘otpmalzon of South .
port .
Cl‘llliitlllt‘ll of lIIc"IIIpolatiou and ot .
Inulzuliou “t’lt‘ filed by the I‘zru D 5
ltogg t"-IIIpoIIItIou of New Haven. luIIl- ‘
her dealers. The incorpolulom Inc C.
II‘, Clark. of New York. E. I). Burgess
and .I. A. (Iillles, of New Haven.
The lioldfasI Manufacturing Com-
mm or Middlet town. with It capital;
It 5.‘ ll tltltl filed its IIIIIrtlfltnte The con I
III-In IIiIl manufacture chatting and tlIoI
.III-IIIIIpoIators are (‘. (‘. Barton oftllat .
lam, \‘i'. ll. ilrowu. ot,lltlddam, illlfi-K
‘ .I\. Tell Eyck. of Boston.
The Marlborough Club or Mam-hes.
ter has filed a certificate of incorporn
Ion with a capital of $5.000. The. Oll’.‘
icrt of the club is to provide a country
its members and to estab—
’lish II fish and game pteseIIIe The in
IorIIpoInIoIs are K. i). (‘heneI t‘harlesi
(‘ honey. t hurles S. (‘ghIIIIeI r‘rank‘
.‘lIentII, .lr,. llowcll Cheney. W ‘ i
t‘beney. II‘. W. (‘hcney and II. II K
,(‘hcney i
l
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ACTION ON ORUM POSTPONED.
\l' \Slile‘ITON. MaItb I.' —\I theiK
suggestion of Senatol (‘lay. the senate:
ommillec on commerce today post-i
iponed action on the nomination of ling
William I). (‘rum to be collector of tiltI 'K
port at Charleston. S, (3.. until “0le
l‘bIlIsIlnI. \lr. Clay ulged that the‘
:I‘tomlnlttI-e should not act until the eonl
mitlcc Iat- antics II the filled. it is now i
believed III the opponents of 01. t‘lunI
that another meeting of the eonlmitteel
K I.'-ill not be held during the present ses-
, Iiou.
BANK ROBBERS ARRAIGNED.
ST. LOUIS. MOI. March 12~—Rudoiph
and Collins, the Union Bank robbers.
who were captured ill Hartford. Conn..
were taken from jail here today to
Union. Mo.. where‘tbey Will he arraign~
ed on the charge of murdering Detec-
lice Scbumaeker. The prisoners will
be given forty-eight hours in which to
enter a plea. They will then be. return-
ed to the St, lDlIiS jail for safe-keep-
ing until the day set for trial.
SILK WEAVERS AT WORK.
NEW YORK. March 12—The weav-
ers In the Home Silk Mill at Haver-
atraw, who went on strike February 6.
returned to work today. They struck
on the ground that they were supplied
with poor material and could not make
good wages. As their places were he-
Ing filled they returned to work.
baILIpemss s'rsmnas sumt.
LONDON. Mnrffll 12—4 dlIllItcll tn
Lloyds from Manila says the local
American steamers Navarra and Nuns
Ira Senora dc Lourdes have been in
collision of! Punta Santiago and that
both vessels sunk and wlil prove total
lanes. Some of the pusenxcra and’
crew were. saved.
OLEAN, N Y..
Jackson who was Injured In the tank
car unionism londay night. in dead
at the honpitnl here. This in the fit;
The our. who wm hart will
ling of the bag ill the. accident was not
Kliillt‘ suit was brought.
jol’ plat-e.
. and that he will remain here four days
‘ as the guest of King Charles
Imus.» Inhi— a.“
Blitilliifllutul
laaGUAlANTEEOISHPI Dill".
ry I DIM!“ of Illei
Lunch Milk
Biscuits
aIvlayI fresh and crisp in MOIST-
PORO PM (IKAGE. Best Grows.
5c. and We. Liberal Sin Packages.
THE FERRKKIS CASE.
Charles E. Ferris Awarded $1. 800 and
Costs Against Trolley Compahy.
A decision giving the plaintiff IlnmI
ages of $1 sou and Ills costs III the case
of (‘balles -2lI i-‘eII-is Is The llaubuIy
‘lllltl iltIlhIIl Slit-III itIIilIIIII (10ulpnnI
litls been handed Ilouu by Judge lttllllll
son of the SupIII-iol t ouIt ‘IIIIs is one
ut‘ the cases against the trolley tIoIIII
punI resulting I’Iont the roll sIoII on
West \Ioosttl slicet lluubury ill .lIIlI
will
in the IIIIIIuorI'IIIIIIIuI of the Iletislou
letItIiIeII yestcldaly uftIII noon Judge
ltobinsou states that he considers that
no emancipation by the father of llII-
Iniuol has been shown nolIII'tlIstnIlIl
ing II IvaiIer of claims I‘m the sIII'IiI-I-s
of the lIIlIIoI Illcd III the Superlol (‘oult
:I IIIII days lIftIII thuIlIIs \\ r‘ellis
{father of (‘llallcs [-2 I-‘crlis Institutell
ulI againd the IIIIlleI company a few
days below that
Judge Robinson finds that the break-
of II nIItIIIe to cause a pIIIuIanent
shortening of the limb as was claimed
III the complaint and he decides that
the loss of wages. anti alleged lessened
cloning power have no place in the
suit. the plaintiff being it Inlnor at the
t‘onscqucuIlI It is decided that the.
only question was as to the amount of
damages to be awarded the plaintiff
{In the pain and suffering caused by
his. blokcn leg The plaintiff was in
the hospital nine weeks IlfteI leeeiviug
his iIIIuII .IlftI-I that be was taken
home and went on two crutches f0I a
week and till one clutch ftll sclerul
days Since then he walked with it
t‘ltl‘HI
FOUGHT WKITH BROKEN JAW.
.Con Skuity Had JKaw Broken in Second
Raund, But Fought Till 15th.
llANlll'ltY. March 12. ----- "(‘on“ Skill-
ly itllli Frank Klopp. both ilahbury
boys. fought fifteen rounds to ll draw
last night before a local athletic club.
Skully‘s ,law was broken in the second
round but he refused to null and finish-
ed the light with his jaw hanging out
His seconds claim that they
were unaware of the fact that the man
II as so badly injured Skully. inlnlctl-
lately altcl the fight. was attended by
a physician
EDITOR WILKINS lMPROVlNG
NII‘W \ORK, Match l2 The condi—
lion of llIIl‘itlh Wilkins, owner of the
Washington Post, who has been crit-
ically ill with paralysis since Tuesday.
at the. Waldorf-Astoria, was reported
this morning to be further improved.
if was said he was fast recovering
IonstI iousncss
KING EDWARD GOING TO LISBON.
LISBON, March l2—-lt is officially
announced that King Edward will sail
front England for Lisbon on the royal
ian_Iht,\-'lrtorla and Albert March 31.
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THE GilEAT ADVANTAGE
l. mini:
”"1”
cnvsrlts
boenuto bunk
on ma splat.
They Do but some f
or Bike ,Out in
cooking.
HAVE YOU TRIED THEM?
I(\
if not oblige us by doing so
today. We guarantee yiiu 7
will be pleased.
Only ltlc. a..T.in
‘ . First—its convenience by being able
C by accidentally leaving the ills turned
u
State, of Ohio, City of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
Is senior partner of the firm of l". J.
Cheney die C0, doing business in the
City of Toledo (‘ouuty and State store
said anti that said lli‘m will pay the
sum of ONE ll UNDRIC ll l)0I.i .AItS for
each and every case of (‘atarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Calm-vb C‘.llie
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence this tlth day of Decem-
llEl‘,A. 111886.
Ill!
,1
A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Cutarrll (Yum Is taken Intern-
ally, aIItl acts Iilreeiiy on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
I'or testimonials. fIIIIe.
F. .i, CHENEY Sc (10.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by i’lrugdlsts, 75c.
lla‘l's lt‘smlly l’IIIs are the. best.
can You Get Better
Groceries for as
Little Monet)
Elsewhere?
20 lbs. Gran. Sugar. $1.00
Elgin Creamery lluttcr, 27c
Strictly Frees Eggs, 22c
Francy Evaporated Peat-hes, 10c
Fancy Evaporated Apricots, 10c
25c
ltlc each
Fancy Cal. Prunes, 3 lbs. for
Fit ntIy LII rge Mackerel,
A. Still]
24 COTTAGE AVE.
’ EASTK'NORWALK.
lilxene Floor Finish
WAXENE covers an old or a new
floor and retains the natural grain of
the. wood. if the floor is stained, lt
brightens and preserves the color. If
it is an old door, warmped. soiled.
rough, scratched and unsightly. it will
remove the dirt and stains. eliminate
entirely the. scratches, even up the up.
rIIIy grain and make its general ap-
pearnnce one. hundred per cent. better.
As a germicide, WAXENE is charged
with properties known to be death to
vermin. it drives away .wnter bugs.
cockroaches, bed bugs. buffalo bugs.
ants anti other Insects. Mice and rats
show a dislike for its taste and keep
away from the floors upon which It
has been used.
WAXENE saves time—laboramon-
ey. it is the easiest to apply of any-
thing ever made for floor dressings, it
tends to purify the.I air in the room and
for hygienic principles cannot be
equalled.
.Call for Booklet.
coMjs'r‘dcx.
WATKINS
c DOW.
112 wssumcron eraser.
sourll NORWALK.
Phone 143-6.
H-........_
Self Lighting
Gas Tip.
L.
to get the light without the use of a
match.
Second—The lessening of the den-
gers or suffocation from escaping gas
a. as. If the gas is turned on. It will
Ight
Third—The great reduction In the
danger of tire from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—1T0 avoid defacing of walls
by the scrhtchln's of matches by scr-
vants and the soiling or carpets by
rowing the discarded match on the
cor. and the carbon being ground Into
the.ctlrpet,
The cost of this Lighter should be
lesvllan tntr cost. 03 Incubation: with
proper my tat Lighter Iwill Inst one
'vnasr-III’
unsal_ual
Infield Ital... has.
'
how; was. ‘
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.. - p— upa-— ._..~ .__,- m "m wm——_~——..M.—.I~.... ar-
1: any-
by Improved methods. ll 00. here. K
reasonabicvn'ldl‘d initial. ' . I?
Gold Silver. Nichol. Copper; Ah
so Antiiluo Brooms.
Motors. , I
, The New annual Electric apl-
tor really has no superior. GIMP
show you one.
THE G. Iv. mime
M'FG co.
.‘6 WATER ST.. 30. NORWI' " 1
DAILY FREIGHT Lliiti
BETWEEN mad
NEW YORK. I'm]
NQRWALK am) 'I
‘ SQUTH NORWALKo
lwieshr
.Stcamers Eagle and City of
NsIorIIalk leaIe New York Pit-r
.East River. Beekman Sis-.3
12;; Ill. NorIIallI and South N0)“.-
walk during the night.
an: you mm:
Lin: manual?
the kind that is modem! to til price;
safe and profitable for Investment, per-
tent for protection at your éfsmily?
The Connecticut General lllf insur-
M
nnee Company of Hartford deal in thin
kind
FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT}:
Un’thd hank Buildl g...
south Natural
I .
JUNIUS BROWN;
Painter and Paper Hanger . .
Pure White Load maniac ,
mixed by hand will vicis- tlvien
u long and cover double ann- _
face can binary mixed Th0,
house of Wi am Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox; both on South
Main street. were painted by m
in this manner over eleven you-a
ago They are still good.
Your house will stand an wall
if I paint it. My ofllcc. St! South
Main latteet. My residence. :5 ,
Elm Grove street. '
J.
WANTED ,
PaKKpsr Hangers
at
E. E. Gonna.
10 First Avlntu. EAO'I' NORWALKI
Tel. 01111854. , , ,'
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DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director ‘
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South Nat-m.
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace... .
M .
Telephone at house. 8M. I III :: .~K~
W
1847. - .10".
PLUMBING AND STEAK
HEATING. ~
HOT WATER HEATING. ,
HOT AIR HEATING. j
STOVE! AND RANGES-
OLATE MD ITlM
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures. Metal Coiling Ill
Have you seen our in)“ Md
RICHMONDK RANGES!
Tun who‘d“ HOTCW
"slum. 8933
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