1.1.1.11 "1111131"
to place more
than, in any previous year. .
rder at no and be among the
fire 'to' enio coinplete happiness dur-
lng hot weather.
w
coNNecrroNe rear.
till llyttlrullrh
‘ 'PHONI.“
Specialtry‘EMig. Co.
warm ”sorter.
eou'rtt noewAtN.
new Alto eeeoueNAnn
Eldolrlo Motors
rueNteneo, an‘t'ALLeo AM: he.
_ eAteao. eA'rte'nacrroN oUAtt
gAN'rIao.‘
ear—w-
lllllli 1.1111111.
glaucoma.
Tin. Slicer lion. ‘Coppert-
- « affine.
all death, ughin 3m".
Telephone, 131 3.
south rterwalir, Conn.
r... 1.11..
the proper Wall Peped Designs from
our splendid htoclr. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar
tlrrtic Wall Papers in these parts.
Pricee ire proper and workmen most
skillful. . .
‘Sole agent for Janeway's and (‘11-
dealer's wall Paper's.
’1‘o Order—Wirldo'w Shades. Pic-
1 true Frantea.
PAINTERS'
overruns
11 Armor Ls.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
{W 10c“ . '
Cloth Willdoyv. Shades. with
fringe. 25c. ,
send Brass Rail Curtain Rode.
3 it. long. with fixtures. toc.
“Shore-Cut" Can Opener. cuts
eerily. No rigged edge. too.
Best Steel Parlng Knives, toe.
ARTISTS‘
mums, PAPER HANG- ]
NG. DEGQRATING
vnnrnoe.
L H 2”Hooker 1
81 Weepington Street.“
sanctum Conn.
eewann or orNTA’tdll't'e roe cA.
rAeeN rNA'r eoNTAl‘N nancuav.
In mercury will eurely deatroy the
sense of email and completely denote
the whole eyetern when entering It
through the mundane taper. Such
arrlcloa ahould never hp” ext except
on prescription from rat“: hie phr-
rdclanrr. an the damage they will do in
ten told to the good you can poaalbl
derive from them. liaii'a Catirr
Caro, manufactured by i". J Cheney it
t‘o., Toledo, d..' contain no mercury,
and iii taken inlet-tinny. acting directn
ly 11 truths 11100111111!- mueourr surface:
of l ayuiem. a buying Hall's Ca
tarrh (lure be eure you get the gen-
uine. it In taken Internally and made
to Toledo. Ohio, by P. J Cheney (1. Co.
'l‘eetimonlaia fr'ee
Sold by Draggiatlt.
bottle
'l‘aka llali‘ a Family Piiie for constl
pation.
Prices. 754:. per
W
tilt lotion lidt ltd Btlltn,
FOR STEAM ANp
HOT WATER HEATtNG.
insures a Warm House, Day and
Night. in Coldest Weather.
gate lot yourpelf .
Elliot 1 illltrrotli country
96 LIBERTY STREET,
New 19111:.
WALL PAPER
«.4.
...1. .
.._.. - ma :<v~—v7..~'
we an own voun norm
none on: AND ArrenrtoN
now THAN WE‘CAN ouetno rue
exctentnotv now than, tron
TNA'r ‘NltAeON-TNte' ls AN IXCEL
PIRINO DONE. CONIIDEH HOW
MUCH HEATER AND FRESHEN
WOULD IE IF lT WERE Iii-PAPER
BO INSIDE. 7
IT IS A FACT THAT OUR WORK-
MEN ARI NEAT.
CALL US ONPI’HI PHONE 135.2.
10 Pint Avenue. laet Nomallr.
Telephone Gall, 136-2.
181:.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
' HEATING.
iuo'r WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEB AND RANGES.
. SLATE ANO TIN ROOFING,
Ga: and Sloan! Filling,
Fixturee, Metal Collin.
Have you due our elect; or
arcrmonn RANGES?
Tun James a Horcmrrss
MPANY.
. 11 WALL starter. no'nwALtt.
Gee Etc.
Send for Catallogue and Investi-
LENT TIME TO HAVE WALL PA- .
We aleo carry a complete "colt OI
ANO PRETTIER YOUR HOUI“
ii. E. Gotham’ s,
. fore lneurlag eieew ere.
' ' e gt.._tt. an. and (remit.
“ THE 10% a, Lutvltm
COAT
‘ "on 1.1;.
m 11‘,
scum atrium.
and new roux.
Sieemeralwiry er rum. ’
.nd eet..’.n I
Leaves Nen York Dally at ti p. at.
Learea Norvalk Daily at 6 p. _tI.
Freight received from} a. In. to ii p. m.
SOUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
WITH
Capital ”001000.00
Surplus. SIOOJJQOJO
Net Profile. 388.300.00
Collette aoeounta oi lndividuale. man-
ul'aolurere,n1erehante and corporatione
upon iavor'aole terme.
EDWIN H. MATHIWOON. Prae.
JOHN H KNAPP. Vice-Pree-
JACOI M. LAYTON, Calhlar
-1...
DIRECTORS. ,
tehn H. Knapp Henry Ieyr'nour
toelah it. Mervin Samuel Grumman
curl-tree swam wailaoe Mervin
E. H. Moihewton John H. Light
Fred. H. newan.
30'1"“. 1186.000.
The '
Earning Power
of your "rings In-
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater then If In-
vested ti. 4
cent; In 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than if invested at 8%
for cent: and till 2-» " per cent. greater
ban if Invested at 3 per ecnt._
State Supervlelon of New Yerir and
Connecticut.
IRANCH OFFICI,12 IO MAIN IT.
hetident Directora. heeldent Manager-a.
'Mertirner ht. Lee it. L. Oohurn
Char-lee 2.01M John I. Lawrence
Capital. 31.600.000.
lie moat time to look up the matter or
PAINTING
"We are headauartera for Oevoe’e
out and nine paint. and .Longman d.
Martinea paints. both of which are ful-
ly warranted.
WE HAVE THE LARGEIT LINE OF
IRUSHII iN TOWN.
vanmenee. EILLFBI e'rAtNe.
‘ cotone. noon It... .
FLOOR FINIOHGRI.
olla raw hnd boiled. enameie. gold and
aluminum bronaee. kaiaotnlnee, inelde
the outelde cold water paint. rooi‘
palnte waneen and everything in this
litte p'ertatnlng to a nut elaoe etoeir.
Don't buy ehaa lgoauck ll ooete ae much
In time and in r to put on poor paint
no It doee the good and you do not not
I'lte wear truth It. .
GOISIOGK. IITKIISI DOII
112 v’wre'NrNo'roN eraser.
Phone. 43-6.
SPECIAL
' Till CONN. OIN'L LIFE lilo. co.
now sells an ll Payment Life Policy
tor ieee than the cost of a 20 Payment
in other computer so investigate be
FRED”. 'FIELD.
oaNenAt. aoeNr.
N. ten-m raneueoN, emu: Agent.
unrrrm eANtr nurtomo,
to. Rent tut.
W
mom 71? were:
, lustre: retrrt ttrrvrs
_, The Contineittal Inturin'ee Co” of
New York. will lneure y°ur rent!
again“ lone aual'alned by lone of roul-
nla by damage by lire to buildings.
NIT CORGI-0| .1. WM.
JACOB M. LIYTON.
.neeaae
. ALLI euNANce'e', mm. eera're.
Near no
TARV. STEAM-
IGKS’I'I.
12 enuftt alAtN eraser.
. ‘e‘T I. can, an. .
Dally Freight Line . ‘
.4 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK.
CONN.
ALI. FREIGHT BY BRIDGE ROUTE.
New York Dlvlaion Thue to Be Cleared
for lta Big Paeaenger Traffic.
POI tliiKlt‘it‘PSllIl. N i'. .“ter t -
in nu Inter1lc11wiillonr-orrhe olflciulri
of the New i'or',k New "urea and l-'iu11-
ford Railroad Company, rcprencnllng
President Mollcn, liregeur-t'ul policy of
the- company with rclt-rcuco to the
i‘oughkeepsic bridge l‘tltltt'. recently
acquired by the Consolidated Itali-
t'ourl, was utttltncd,
it was lcurucd that the company
have 1'1'-r'_1' comprcltcnaivr- lzt'Ilt'l‘lil pur-
g pores In acquiring the more, and their
practical men are now studying all the
conditions In or'dcr to obtain the herd
reunite from this new and important
addition to their routbirnttlon of roads.
The oliiclul said:
“The general purposc may bc sums
med up I11 :1 stair-111cm that thc Fough-
W Irecpsle bridge ayutcnr will be ihc cen-
tral point in tho main lrr-ight lintI of
the whole Consolidated system. -
"The grout Irttsirrcr-‘s or the extensive
ramification of roads making. up the
Consolidated uysir'ut, nan been the
carrying of panrttrllgr'l'ri and the Inter-
change of freight. When the Pough
keepaio bridge route was projected the
Consolidated rortrl had no weatcrn out-
lot at all by rail Since then the trans-
for by tho Consoiirlal‘ed's lighters in
New Your harbor-11nd by rat ferry at
l-‘brhklli,l1avc given it 11111 i1 outlets, but
these an limited In rnparity, and both
ulower and more exportaive than a con!
tlrtuotrs nil-rail Mac. The lurrt-r is now
(or the first time, ut the command of
the Consolidated system, and as soon
as the arrangomcntp can b.- not in
operation it will lulo- Ihc place of boil
the others
"The offir'cl‘rl do not in slitutc to all)
that they expect in Irhaurioo the Flair-
klll- New burg ten-1 r-roauing. tho old
New England railroad Topic. and run
all trains here They will send no
freight 111 New York oar-opt that which
is to liltd its ricstlnution there, and
take non.» from New York cxccpi that.
which originates rhcrc. This will
leave the lint-t1 leading to the matroprr
Its free from tel unnecessary luterfcr-
once with the immense paaueuger busi.
trees, and as President hielien express-
es ll ‘wlll kccp litt' l'oughkoepslc bridge
out.’
"At tltczsamc limo it is expected to
organize an Important through passen-
ger business orer the bridge to the
south and west. The New “area is In
close alliance with the great Perrsyi-
.1aniu system and on rcrma of friend
ship with all the other roads west of
the Hudson.
“Before all this can bc reallaod fully
important improvements must be made
and bridges must bc atrertgthcncd, ad
ditlonal tracks laid, and other facili-
ties created. Campbell Hall will be-
came an important railway center and
Poughkcepsie a strategic point. The.
great expectations of the designers and
promoters of thc l’oughkeopeie bridge
will be realized.
Farrell Creameru But-
ler 2301b.
16 Siricllu Fresh Earls
for 250.
5 Caps Solid Packed
Tomatoes 250.
"It! old!
. lotrlt,‘
Gum Mgr ‘ ’1 :
'l‘irere It to be an their... today, on
the (urine
hire. Jamcn Hyatt to moving Into hot
new house on St. Johuatt'eet.
taking place today at Andrew Radel’e
oyrrtcr opening plaht. and thc Mills
Brothers are as busy as possible.
The launch Sara K, which has been
overhauled at Palmer Brothers' Coa
t‘ob, has returned to this place, and
occupies her berth at the Iioat near
John Cole' I.
it‘red Human and David Nash will
compete tonight, In the semi-duals tor
the ueqond pi'lze‘ln the Hefner pool
tournament, Both men are rated sel-
ugly-lire, and a clone game Irr cxpcct-
e .
There was .1 good attendance last
evening, at the home of Ml'li. Johnson.
at Hawkins avenue, where the mem-
bers of the Advent Christian-Church
gathered tor pruyt-r. The meeting was
deeply spiritual.
hire. John .I. b‘ouut, of Rockvllile
Center, Long island, arrived lunast
Norwullr, yesterday, to rirrlt frlcrida,
urtd la now the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
E. 'el. Bowen. )irn. l‘ousr will have
charge of rho meeting of the Junior
League of thr- Easi Areituc Methodist
Episcopal Church. tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock, 111111 11.»; she was formerly
r-upcrirttcrrdr—nt of this organization it
full dtlcrrdauce of the members 1:. de-
sired
Contractor i t-niic (iambic is engaged
in tarot-ring a new house in Cottage
avenue for William ll. Smith the well-
kuown railway portal clerk. ”to house
will br- 11 handsdrrrc style of architco
rum and will contain six rooms. it
will be equipped with oil the modern
conveniences, and promises to be a
model strtrr‘turc of tin kind. The work
of digging thc collar ha: ulrcady com-
menced, and work will b1 rushed llri
last as possible.
Something certainly will have to bo
douc In regard to the Alridxes here.
luv-cry little while reports cumc out
about some one being held up there
nights Last night a well-known East
Nor'walk residrnt 11'111- blinding under
the Fort Point street bridge, when a
large surlr sort of 11 11.11011, stepped
out from in the shadow of on. of thc
nbuiruerrts and domandcdhailatlollar.
The demand wart ol’ coul'sr- rcfustd. up-
on which the highwaynran drew back
and struck ills victim in the face. The
victim was stunned for a moment and
the lcliow ran away, down the railroad
track. All attempts to catch him full-
ed. as he could run lIirc the wind. East
Norwalk people rtr'c going urntcd now
more than they used to, and 11 (1111' of
these bigltwnyrtten shot dead or at
lcuat badly wounded. w uid produce it
good lmprrsrtiou on or 1-111 who ur'c
sllniltll‘l)‘ iltttlinrtri. Several people. have
stated within tlr. past few months
that they would not pass under any or“:
the railroad bridgcs without being.
urtuod. The lights which are liquOHr -
to be proriried for the bent-tit of pass-_
treby arc no smudged that it is Very;
dimcult to see anyone who might be
standing under the bridge nailing for
some pedestrian.
“—
ROWAYTON.
1......
bliss Cornelia Brown 11hr: has broul
quite ill, is able to be about the house
again.
Charles W Bell and Oscar Mills will I
probably attend the conference session l
in Brooklyn some day this w.eek l
The Oiiicial Board or the Baptist
Church will hold a meeting tonight ar'
the. clean of the regular prayer meet-
11
Countable Edward J. liadrignn Is!
ha1ing hie wagons repainted The'
spindle is finely equipped with red:
be similarly treated.
Mot-timer t‘. Ogdcn 11, takes possession
May let
The Ladlcs' Aid Society of the Row-i
ayton Methodist Episcopal Church gate
a supper hurt night at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. James E Stevens. The
alfalr was tery largely attended and
most succesaful.
Reliance Hook anrl Ladder Company
is making extensive preparations for
the anniversary celebration which it
will have on Wedneeday night. April
27th. There will be a musical and lit-‘
our) program, with relreshments. ln-'
yitationa will he Issued to burrow and
others in town.
The Easter program in the Baptist
Church. Sunday evening, 1111.11 enloycd:
by a large congregation. ’lhe school
by the manner in which they performed'
their parts. 'l‘no violin solos by
any Griswold. ttccornpaulcd by his
it (her. Russell Grisnwold were beau
. tituliy rendered and added greatly to
the interest or the actuation
"The Shepherd King." by Edward Bro-
thertcn of Norvr.’alk was rung in his
usual tine manner, and was much ere
iloyed.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
-.........
visit to Long island where he went
after 11 load of potatoee
“1.11 Anderson. of, New York hues
been in Dar-lea yitltllt the peel lew
.IIIIOOKI Im
.II‘. Sher-bloc. of New York has
Ily been a Visitor in Dal-ten and
Island, looking. lot a’ summer
The annual spring house cleaning la 1
runnin ear, and two others are to 0‘ the Kort-amnion:
g ‘ Ebert? that the movement of theae supv
Francis hi. Jennings who has occu-Ipb' steamers '3 ”WWII“ 53' “ounces ‘
pied the 8imon_tie place In Rowayrou WWW“
avenue. 1,". some time. will “omnforta erected upon the Chlndlmalde of
more elsewhere. as the new owner. .
had been well drilled as could be seen!
at 1‘11”»:va >12... tram...»-
hire.
eaid to have left town She wu~
rented to the South Norwalk Con -.
gationai Cara-cg. some Byda a , -
may i iillor r ~
£5111!in and Fred avls'. “.3112“ ', t
a, trouble no hear the, ding
‘wlio baa arisen, and the at“:
rt people with whom we -
acquainted since childhood ref .
her. she hart left. It
e returns ’I‘Itin cauae _
arable cornmeal among the De 1
people. '
An adjourned meeting of at La
parish waa held at the church. in .
oton, last night. 'l‘ here was a good
rendaucc. and the following our is
were elected'
Wanker—William
l‘ranlr Green
Veetrym‘em—Waitcr ll Ba err. Jo
.Weed, L. iii. r‘rcurh, G. .yTill
Samuel Grumman. i: l-‘. Weed, James
A. Jeuklae, A. ..i" Detaileld.
Treasured—William 1:. Smith.
Cleric—Samuel Grumman “
Delegates to conventionmwnllum ltl.
street and Frank Green
Alternator—E. F‘. Weed and it“ I
Brwuggerhof
wnsrponr.
Mrs. s. B h‘lllon is visiting in Hart-
ford.
Rev. G W. Bar ydt and wire. npi‘flt'
yesterday In B'rid port.
Charles Fable made a bunluesn flip
to Bridgeport yesterday.
It‘redcriok Harrington ol Yale hr 11
gucut of ’l‘. C Steams.‘
'il‘re soiectmen met yesterday and
disposed of rho town‘e business tor
March.
Friday night vigilant hugine Cont-
pahy' s lair opens in National ball.
hi. litreet and
abic .xt‘SHlOll Tum-day nig‘ht,
home or to. C. Smith '
The improvement being made on
itlrr'rrsrdc marine. south or in“ 1111th
mill will be greatly appreciated when
donc .1 bed or cobble planes 1. berm.
top drr~4111| with it ler-ins oi"
soil that while not Ideal for road mak
ing Ill acne llltt iiUillO-‘i: her lit-111
than t at comprising the make up or:
other portions
While our 107 was on its way to
Westport, a youhg man attempted to
uiighr at fiasco bridge. tell and rolled
like a bull acme distance along the
highn 111 The car was atoppcd and la-
restigution road.1 The lcilow cvluceu
that he hurl be a badly shaken up, bu.
did not appear srrionsly l1urt,:.nd went
about his business.
tflhlcll) his own ondcarorinu to align.
from a rapidly moving trolley
Joseph (1 Hyatt bun christened hb‘
1111111111111 coo no.» This is due to the
prculiur roll 01 Its cycs nbren the "l‘0h1'
(‘lcrk takes it out of its rire swam].
in a bake tin and foodies it.
I11 getting fat and sultry, brrt mirrors
that it anything can reconcile it (or.
being kidnapped it is the nflcrtiou ant
Ill LAG
Ilyatt.
If It \v'ort- possible to Blithe rtludi
lions 110110 on the 1111 our lot on Riv
erside avenue slreuu with rags anr
rubbish. than thcylrItvc been for men
than 11 year, the thaw, and recent rain.
have accomplished it. and It is It‘i't nor
to ruin anri,wurn1 weather to brew
microbes by the million. The condi-
tions there are in, direct violation or
the law set forth in the Sanitary chu
lotions of the town of Weaiwrr when
in Rule- 13.111 act torth: “No per-apt.
.hltrrli throw dump or deposit any filth
garbage or rimming w potable or ani-
.mul matter which may bc preiudIcla
to publit health. upon 11111 1'Nr- unt lot
etc." That covcrs tho point. and man
than one resident In town evlnces curb
unity to know why the Health oilicor
:18! not taken cognizance of the condi-
ions
RUSSIAN FONTS“. NOT EFFECTIVE.
Japaneu Veaoela Appear to Operate at
Will Along the Yalu liver.
TOKIO April 7.-—A deepaach from
Seoul, Korea says that the Japanese
supply steamers are aa'l'ely entering
the estuary ol the Yalu r and are
landing their cancel at Various point:
It to presume
I; this in uueitbe Russian
he Yalu Bi ate erlde'ttlv not free
itlve. g to reliable Kaye re
porta the- .1 icon min he at U amend
.the Englia’lt Ines at Gwend ea are . .
.safeiy until by detachment. or .l’ap 1
labels.“ If?!) i‘
rigid“ Japaneee pill”
at"? 1 cu InstructP April lJ-A
c 11 fr rt Art dee-
critics how‘ artifice gal“)
i1lk durirt t 6t Arthur
on March worm torpe obloat.
{daetroyer
from the a "$1351! he}; ing be; all
the shoal and b .k'tir port.
it further (1 , 1-‘ttliy
‘th 11 whole 88111:: urt l‘l"
the harbor d t ed“ _ it ';-'
ready to accept a tab 1- Y b rn|r1
iJapanese dehllnetl
'luree obt h‘ Jp ese drab 4 1.11.1
in attempt: tab the hit r have.
been rained slid tom into the hurbor
at Port Arthur“ Whore they are being
armed with re d are guns .to‘r iconic.
inguinal. the one
1 A correspond _tt_hoit .Not'uetl writ
‘ln‘g fI'om Haul fiixrcli‘iz 311111
rthat small town Elm transformed
Into a military um.» th-
expensive due to.
. , Illvln: hated
bec
rthe Inability or merchants to obtain;
prlt'hte freight. ogoou. were ttl
PE
_ g3
' Nathan Denchy h‘ae returned from a lowlld to‘ lie flipped to Lille Yuk froIn' "tit, I: 4!, lg!
Port Arthur.
1 A table of rice!‘ air
We!
threat“: the o“ 7‘ cee.
lean? ted a fifty could" a."
{hereon before the not
brought eeate. No relietfnrm the‘
hill pm. the
ir.
AmeT-g
ueaell Betta, nee lde. Golf. III ‘
r
Saugatuck Whist (.‘Iub held an enjoy. .
t'nlflll ' ‘
'I‘lre Inuit 11:1 1.
thit- (.01 :
sociability bestowed upon it by hit 2
r MT!“ ‘
1r. . anhrmi.
"ii—1,1111. 1 to
1: tax.
“who”
sued peril. aconomic
lair he yefimpie'w of
lhnrteed boldly"
nltiiilttlieacee- which near,
3"?" led? Then
ew they are an!
would come from an
an and America against the
.and common. enemy. I, ,
,muy be the real one tin ‘ '«W
ture.“
The Amurrlty that '1
ed that there in a idek'ti
' and other robin aloe
Intern Mllr d '
while rewriting to llull 1..
delay in consequenoa'ol hot ,
noted the slow it .
troop- over; this It rt, the
which compares Il 1111 a
apps-Siberian and [lap r
iloient fuel and the ahabncpr- -
rice for providing 'wale in,"
. reportrd also binder e
1 Weeien’e'ry law Alertibll,
. SEOUL, Korea. All 1116:
American 'tniaalon .3
1 returned from 11111-1
baring seen a line: to .
{iconic of which were
a u. titty mlirit Q .
It is ‘auppoaed manta“
1am lull a Darla oI‘ the.
ego arm. the rat tl'
311111211 are said in ho alanine
'nt Yongnmpho
Korean Mini,“ be 0" ~'
suorgr. Koren tram mdirf
‘lp to ——Cer Mill Kohl) 1
wt to the Cult“ “11‘“? i)
pointed mlhlstér to he“ '
Ryan 1 out; L'n, who weanling];
til i. but who relurud to we
iport. h
M.Ila'ya.1l.la1 ow to
roa claimtl thai‘ghae 11$.
. lrtprrnosn merchants int
.Chung Chung was due
orders.
it i5; also reported 4
{lair Heritage in poor; ‘
ahded Korean dpold I ' '
or Ping ranlm
perennial disturbam'bi. '
significance politically:
anouortorl or (ll-till
‘ Husband oi Girl and ,
~ Dieehat‘ged
i
mew roak.A r‘l
which two defendhg
led with abduction are “it: «‘
nu Moy Bhopal?“ '
ed today by the with"
fendluts, the
white woman.
the Society of the
ty to Children. who'd:
Lawyer 'l'o'wrlhebrl, 1r
the case. said that . _
had recel1ed,lhe dcfl‘ii 2"
open to attack. but that.
Ibould be attached 5'
The defendun'rt were IA
husband and Mrs Joliephld
ill-cert o the Mornilg
it was thargt-d unit 0100
the girl to her alleged 13;
ton. and that original
brought to lltitr country do
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