' ' scholars who are to join them from
it," or piles about Captain W.
.. ‘ tit imillionth: have been damaged
rzce.‘ ‘ t
rid"? ‘ ones will“ hold ”
cal '
that?
:ion‘ Monday attire
W‘M‘ “ ii)
W Duncan
Wt
will emulate
' i1“-lh9j“i|h£t
raylvestcr; holler
home in Bollhbrt; n.
M avialt with rolatlv fill... .r.mi
~ "l‘h .2 , chorus-o1 thaliethw
dial. anagrgghho a réhoaraal yesterday
afternoon, assisted by hirsLMerriam,
y and Miss Carpenter. ’ a. ,
..
Lonougb signers can be secured on
. no avenue'the COnnectlcut itali-
‘way. and Lighting Company will run a
“sprain through that; “W. ' This
portunity will hea'elcoin‘edi y those" services were old yesterday and-
lrlng for improvements, and the
‘ their: should be laid. 'Post room. The deceased was a mem-
W
. . fi‘he officers and teachers of the East
‘ Avonquebhodist Sunday school earl»
‘cstlyiuir‘ge all the scholars to be pres-
ent tomorrow to greet the thirty-three
' the infant class. There were 310 pres~
but last Sunday and it is, desired to
swell the'nurnber to 360 tomorrow.
Whilmtiie memory of a man is not
‘ elhatlc enough for anyone to recall
the time when the ice king monOpoiiz-
dd tlve miles‘of old Neptune. such a
scene hasbe‘eh photographed from the
he Island share, a friend, of Car.
tat ; Oscar St. John in the icy sout ,
tells of a more frigid condition 'd’o'wn
therethan in. our part of the world.
Ohcar‘s brother captain writes that‘
from Delaware Breakwater, extending
lilo; miles seaward hethas encountered
moi-e ice than ever .hasjbeen heard of
bofpre. That is from. thoshnro to
ward the‘ocean. Oscar. lllretho im-
mune] George. was never known to
leisure. . .,
? id Bald Mountain. as one or
iii Norwailr bloods called a
. id tr veler. 'oi‘many calii‘ngs,
‘ , or 0 none, from a chorister
boy offltweive to a word out old typo
otsixty—nlne needs no instruments fur—
tham than hisaoars and his nose, his
hitters a‘ud‘toes, to "tell what the
wdiither is. He is neither made of
Tim nor sane”, neither verysoft or
very hard, but has boon,,abl’etodiyido
the line between ,Norwalk faring-mt
Norwalk exactly where the change or.
toii; erature occurs. litter many ’yearii
ot a servatioh he has found out that
when he strikes anywhere hetwaon
Betta Place and Cove street, by the
crick in his back. the shooting pain-
in. his side. or knife like. lab in his
hip, that it is there where the weather
chansonin some defrost at least. tor
this side of Betts‘f' ace the pains do
not come on. but on ihoother side
the do. ‘ As there must be a dividing
lin' somewheres, this is One oi them
anyhow. .
Rowavron.
Charles W. Bell witnessed the in-
auguration ceremonies in Washington,
today,
Mrs. Mary Prince, of Railroad ave-
nue. who has been very sick, is conva-
lesceut.
hdias Ethel R. Petty. of Raymond
street, will spend Sunday with friends
in Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Mary A. Vincent, of Main
street, who has been very” sick with
is grippe, after which a relapse fol-
lowed, issligbtly improved. .
'i‘he spur track, which the railroad
company has lust completed for the
puiipose of dumping coal, proves to be
successful and is or fine appearance.
John Lambert. of Raymond street,
sermon, Who Owns This Man? even-
ing, while walking between Rowayton
and Darlen. Mr. Lambert did not go
to work today.
The sociable held at Crow's Hall
last evening. given in honor of the
lioivayton Baptist Church, was largely
attended by Sunday school scholars
and also many other people.
W ;
Frank Triton in of Trnendiy Q
Schenck, New orii, who are sold
to train possession of the Rowayton
Orson Houses, was in South Norwaik,
Thursda.
Methodist Episcopal Church, itcwiiysv
ton. Rev. A. L. Hubbard. pastormitov.
Mr. Walker will. reach Sunday morn
ing at 10:30 o‘c ock; morning class.
led by Oscar Mills. at 9:30; Sunday
school at 1:30; preaching by the pale
tor at 7 p. 130.: union meeting with the
Baptist people at it p. in.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kendrick, (oi
Flirty-mo street. entertiiined a par-
ty ottricdds Thursday nightwear
South Norwslli. llrlany selections
were enjoyed on the phonograph and
also a few records made... ,Mioita
pleasant evening was spout, light ro-
ir'nhmants were served and tho
frisisiiiivroturocddcitneir homes on the
“It in“; r!- ‘ . .
nouayton Baptist Church. Frank 0.
WKWMWM” at 10:45 ii.
hi. all
7:th p, in. , subject or morning
and
'by the 139st: own: Adios, Lyon sun
ul
, . . . _ a . ‘ M
have read Andrew WM” tow felicitous rcmarksin
“‘7' t“ we‘ll‘mwn "“"mn' “m firg‘sfidmmgreai appreciation of this
“wild."
'iio ‘otiewas injured. The motorhim
..'i‘ile
{(th Owns This Mani" revere.
. '86 Shootout» into the ash
buslnsaa.“ ‘ ‘ t. ‘_
i , . ..Yiil..h'>hsi,-.
town hall. Nero muesli .Wadncsd
evening, to take actionimardins the
flit“ tor a live-cent tarot thrombotic
{ n The Sentinel yesterday it ,
stated that Andrew Waterbury. w?-
pressnted with a be: or handkerchie s
It slio
carriedthe shoots to and from “Cacao,
Jesse ‘W, L'i‘twkerfol” New Canaan,
died at the Soldiers’ Romain 'oroton,
Wednesday, a ed '74 ,years. nerai
noon at 3 o'clock, from 8'. P. Ferris
her or the seventeenth. Connecticut
Regiment, and was mustered out or
service, ‘ ‘ , ‘
The usual tranquil and quiet atmos-
phere, oi parish received a shock yes-
terddy afternoon when Charles Van
Dine was .1; used under was!» for
drunkennar . ‘ Van Dine‘did not take
kindly [to submission. and it is said
that, aloud sharpie: the constabulsry
of the town participated in his can
turn. Six able mop dragged the recai~
cltrant candle to the lockup at, the
rear; of also, town hall.
volunteer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany Save 8/ social success last night
in gift? aha o, oi the r annual concert
and , Ii bed in the , 'lon town hall.
Theattcndanco “1:5 large and the at-
fair st,3'~fll190°i j‘mclaily and anac-
cialiy as well aa'rprtistlcaliy. The
program rendereddiiring the evening ,
comprispd theialiowing:
Song-widths. y Called Taps,
‘ W; liantgahuey.
Sense—Anchdred.
B it it ngglhlkiStoddart.
ec a on -. cc . ‘
»-.?rct:e%hite.
Song-fefisleot d.-. a
- rs. inclines.
Soup-Jack Frost, .
‘ .0. Bennett,
Recitation-3elected.
Miss Jean Chalmers.
Song—A Boa-rt Divine.
. “Mrs. Stoddari.
Club Swinging, " ‘
May Gamer.
Recitation—Kissing Cup.
C. Bennett.
Bong—Jessie, Flower of Dumbianc,
Mrs. Sioddiu‘t.
Song-Mommy‘s Little Alabama Hive,
iii-rs. Bennett.
Song—Selected,
- Prof. White. ,
Tableau—The Flower-flour o: the Fam-
Y‘ , ‘
Was'rroa'r.
J. S. Gregory is home from a busi-
ness trip to New York.
A boys‘ clubhns been organized in
connection with Christ‘ Church.
Deputy Factory inspector J. H. Quin-
lan has bcen‘ln town making his an
nual inspection. V
Lira. J. E. Basildine has returned
home to Brooklyn. N; i'., alter a visit
here with (fiends, ..
There are to be, a series otspocinl
Lenten services in Christ Church that
will be presided liver by out-oi-town
pastors. ‘
_ *—
Edwin Beers, who has been on the
sick list for some time, is now fully
recovered. and about attending to bus-
iness again.
E. B. Adams. who recently under-
went an operation in a New York hos-
pital for appendicitis, is home and
well along the road toward recoyery.
Miss Clara Wnkcmun, a clever ar—
tist in water color and china painting.
has been engaged by Merrill College.
South Norwalk. to organize a class in
those arts, and instructions began too
dflY.
.VCh'esisr Meeker, who has been the
victim of an attack of scarlet. lover
'and was quarantined at the home of
(i. I“. Darrow. is so far recovered as
to be able to be moved to the home
of relatives in Weston, where he will
rename - . , .
TROLLEY OAR atrium: IV TRAIN.
PATmtBON, N. it, Muskie-A trol-
ley car broke down while crossing the
tracks at the Eric Railroad hero to-
day and a moment later a westbound
train crashed into it, tipping the car
over, on its side slid wrecking it com-
pietsly; There were no possessor!
in the car at the time and that-store
and conductor escaped without injury.
\ iguana“ train muttered no dani-
s’ge. in was doiuyed about twenty
minutes by the accident,
allow aroma ,litusw'voax.
‘Nn’w' YORK. which 4.——Wlth‘the
91.9 imzlgg.
so a NOW I!» .
ii toyiall sari
ad wits
more;
aturexiur above
will now York“ ‘
.w
‘ in: sermon topic, 'How it“! .fr
.
Cherry . Pastoral , is
d a inc
’ filmcdici-ne.
a uttwoiach‘ '
Brace
. i1
. a
ceaai'ul band of Sand?
fiynrds are; ,
es and‘pa .
pit in: t e in
til
Mfig‘kfihs
. i-i .
in which horreferrodto the paiitoiu
hilt only a friend , ad ‘
lidver oi the childr
in: nu
‘ the,
ill. ,
tit “r
.rcniambrance, which would ever
remind him of‘the most loyal and suc-
iiciiohl Writers
hctlhad root inchis cu N'hllllllltflg ;
sURPRlsl. in. random TRIAL.
t‘ _ v f. I . ‘
Developed When the State introduced
Alleged Confession of Respondent.
BRIDGEPORT. March linen; sur~
prise developed in yesterday’s session
of the'trials of Paul disrbert Schmidt.
in the superior chart. on the charge of
murdering William Taylor: in Sher-
man. on August 22. 1904. when the
state tried to put in vidence an al-
leged "confession by t a. respondent.
There had been (no public intimation
beforefihat an. contcssio‘n was allott-
ed to boys been made. 7 . 1.
Philip J. Mccabe. a private detec-
tivefrcm St. ionic. was the chiptwits
ncss. When ,he took the stand. the
jruy wns’excused‘and retired to‘ an
ante-room while the detective told the
judge and counsel that while in the
county .jail‘at Paducah, Ky.. Schmidt
made a canicssion to him in relation
totho murder, and that he afterward
signed a written confession. ‘ litter-hey
Klein. for the defense; objected to the
introduction of - this residences before
when the afternoon session began; n
order to gain knowledge of the do” is
of the confession Attorneyiileln close-
ly cross-examined the detective. Judge
George W. Wheeler. cautioned the
newspaper ; representatives ., present
against publishing any of the alleged
confession before it was given hetero
the tray. ~' . «_ ‘ , ~
' The-other two witnesses at the
morning session were Mrs. Critcnden,
who identified a ring which was shown
in court. and Miss Florence fierltins.
who was a- visitor‘atr the Crittcnden
farm “the time of the murder. «18%
identified a chisel which she found
on the premises on. the .morning the
Cflmé.‘ , , .t ‘
When the court came in this after-
noon, Judge Wheeler. sustained: the
position at 3 the defense ,in . ruling that
the part of thh alleged contusion ”oi
Schmidt. relating to the dolth dismay-
lor’ was not unmissable. at this. stairs
of the trial. lie admitted. however;
evidencecoverlug that part, of the at.
lulled Wafssslon roiatingto the pawn-
ed Jewelry. The witness, Detective
McCabo, then instilled that Schmidt
told him that. he pawnud two watches.
two stiokpinn . andm-w diamond crisis
which he took trprn the Crittenderi
house, andthat he received $40 trout
a New York iewelorJor ihe articles.
Deputy Sher-iii W. C. Allen, of sher-
man. was then recalled to the stand
to testify. regarding .the..condition oi
the safe which was broken open.
nescmnpsiaso WITH as.
Liam- .
srmmnnsnmto, M rch 4.-—~The
imperial rescript nouns in; that. Ern-
peror Nicholas had decided to- can
voile an assembly of elected represen-
tatives of the people to. elabo ate and
consider legislation has one used a
wonderful impression. The war and
the battle below lliukdeu. are forgot-
ten, The reacript is hailed by many
as a second entanclpationproclamation
on anniversary of the first, the Novoe
Vromya characterizing it as marking
Russia‘s happiest hour. The liberals
are amazed and are reading it as a
recognition 'of' than/lecture principle
and the complete surrender or auto-
cracy, but discriminating people while.
regarding is as a grent‘ylctqry realize
that all. will depend on the manner in
which the reform is carried out. They
do not yet harbor the vision at iii-great
national ‘aasonibly donations“ use.
lions lot stale. Accor rig, to t elr
views. an entering “we go has been
made, but the tlght'hotwoen liberal-
ism and conservatism lsinow transfer-
red to tho commission charged with
the ole ‘ ration oi thereform and on-
ly by it doing up the agitation do they
believe a real triumph‘iii achievable.
That the light will continue in the
commission is unquestionable. One
at the-ailnlitrcrs, a man w c has Ilio
bored incessantly in favor o harem
brgdadsr conce‘iisiortil.‘ tto‘d 'i‘ho Mutual;
at .. Willi ill or I sun ,I. can as.
is inevitable.“ it was useless, he laid.
to dry to forecast the result. but the
great principle. for which he and oth-
ers have been fighting had won. High
hopes are new entertaged by the now
moment of canning; 't a present all.
i‘ation which in convulai H-thoiccun.
try. it is not «stow wish but
audput revolutionists can be optioned
but. it. is hoped the»_mfllilt‘ew:2 help
todostroy the eiioct oi the v iilloll-
. cry propaganda among the usually
in , Poland and;
poasetuil inclined.
, Blood ad is toured ,
other partial)! Russia today and the
.g‘stle measuresrovorwmi .1. “a
‘ 5 incur? re
Hi an i ,
a3” ca dieting sites
,ilconr
_a
.t
‘11 mu. La.
~ as. been reprimanded, and all the all
the law. and the'eouri announced. that ., .
it would Bills a decision on lie matter ,
authorities “have taken the most. enor-
Kristin:
, " on in or our
But the rsscript ..
mmiou‘éd’l',
laced i
ed ' , ‘
r .nmuri
' . It will . is
“cordineud WT l ulnar “
inland“ us°rti..*‘~
“mingauot'gmt forbooitlo'i... ‘ 1 if
Faltj‘ChcmicnlJJtl- :01 fiudum‘sr Eh. .
, 3“.” Mass.
Wm
dents have been rusticatcd. but-they
were granted permission to petition for '
readmission. ' .gs *
;. . . w. i
GOVERNOR SANMEL PESBENDEN.
Samuel Fesseuded‘uifltamtord is
now Governor of Councctleut. .ti‘lils
condition is brought? about by reason
gives new llfe‘nnd 1 strain did tiles,
chairs. iurniture and picture frames. ;
it. is the-ideal ‘flliltlhxfm' floors; later»
in; woodwork, ‘bath
a a.
rooms, sash and
of the illness alGOVOl‘llOI‘RODBI‘ta and . Thirteen diii'erer'it colors. salt for
the absence of Lioiitennnt Gov. Wood-v- « ..
color card. ,
ruff who is in, Washington. Mr. Fes- v ‘ .
somicn is presideutrof the senate and as '
it in a position to..apDrovo or disapv
prove bills. This contingency prob.
ably was not thoughtaol at the time he
was proposed for president of tho
senate as a Joke. Thc‘pusitiou was one
which was not sought by Mr. Follisew
den and in fact he did not want it. but
some or the Bulimia: men thoughtit
would he a good lotto to put‘him in
the chair. The honor he accepted
gracefully and when ho is therc'lic
makes a most excellent presiding
pincer. , , . , . ,
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it] at but bits ,cni money‘s“, 1..
film’?‘% spoig‘i’igfiwinrm if»:
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BBfll’TbiSlflMiild rosin-c I. ., on
Girls “Without
* Sweethearts,
as: UK! House Wi'l'riOU‘l' an.
atomic.
lery, ”1.011er
wt PIPE Houses AT oo‘sr auo
that we sell Wall. Papers. Crockery.
Glassware, Humps. Chimneys _ and
isomers. Shell Paper, Window Shades,l
“Cornice Roles, Curtain Rods, Ready
hii‘xed Paints, Wind“ Glus.'li‘.namels,
satains andVVarhlshss. Paint and ar-
~tists' Brushes, Towel Holders and
Racks. Primed j minus. Fhoto
Frames. Stopladders. Chair sienna.
.ders. Artistsf'hiaterials ter‘oii, Water,
Charcoal and Crayon Work." ‘
'We' do a genorali’aintlniz. Paper
Hanging and Decorating business.
. Toorder ,
Picture mas and Window Shades. ‘
We go anywhere "for business.
4 -- Mpootfully,
L H. linker,
a; wasrlmorou s'rnan'r,
HAVE it soon Paoposrrion TO
MAK: WITH ANYONE WHO Wild;
Ls'r us exams i‘l'.
NO Ho’uiis TOO OLD on 10 com-
PLicA'i-sn FOR be re lilac.
nos-ran names n’spnsssura-
South Norwalk. Conn. TlVl on 'PHONE as. .
Telephone Connection. ’ , ,
mm tun. Hy instinct
KARTFQBD RAiLROAD. . 'Phona 5.. ,
, rips rants. .
.1 .. first an..." 4.19% Hemmer-rm
Lem: sou-ri-i Moawaut FOR ” .- m.-- Wm...
new voait. “WWW“ ”" “
a. M.~12:6!x. 5:331, 5:45;. mos, .
8:50, 6:56, 7:46. 8:201, 8M2. 9:0?2. , . . ‘ ,
mix. 9:51. 10:55:. 11:41.
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paw vault you sows uoawaur Hill" W1 I'll.
humanism, ’zsli 7:60. 3:00' '
gitgfimox, 10:02:;‘1‘3mi, 11:00:} “9"“
it" m—iiiiitu. 1:05. 2:00;. 3:56. FITTING“
3:311.timid,‘ililfi."4:38,jhtolk.li_:0‘l. \ ‘ .
gasmms, 6.112s? ”3”- “:W’“ Tin. Slut Iron. Copper . ~
A. M.-—6:00.,'l:_8,0; :‘oa. _ ”"1 Zinc.
nu—tioa, mo, women. 12:00. .
soul: som‘mé 1‘0 NW so loath 5!!" Sinai.
a. .-’-fl:i’ 21:21:. has: me ,, m
mama.angiozonninidniiii . .m"
P“ lip-1am”. llflymlit. it“; .
iii“, 6:072, 3:83, 7110!. Dimmiitfl.‘ “
“WW” addition to relieve. ‘
in, MM ,Itilfliiiiit . .
f- " lauds '
ii. Men—flit“ . i
ti. 11:11:. "P
MIDI
its». 7:30.
turns-
a. stun
1." Pa “Phi!
pistons 3.
A. ‘4
Fresh Bluefish.
I.
'j waihasvusualv uufi‘
'. .dlisizcs Carri 2‘
Tires jlluicaniacd. . ;
;; enamhlsdand nickoiedl
. Rubber tire: tilted to baby
~ rings Millimvsatisfaction ,
unload: choices reasonable. i:
‘ .Wo'ak‘tlah.‘ f 100
. Homily, , . "lo
Closets. ‘ y ' 1,06
Whlldfllh, I 106,
Pickflfli'. ‘ 10¢
White=Halibut, '12s
“Oklfiod. 19¢
Whole Salmon. m ‘
Flakes and Flatiish, do
Large Smelt. "156
Spanish Mackerel, 140
‘~ Opened Long Clams, ' 30c penis.
ALL OTHER. KlNDB OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES; "1
THE Psorts's‘ Flatt and mm
- , MARKET. ‘ . ,
Old salvation V-"Arniy Building.
. East End at Washington Strata-logo
south Norwaik. . ,_
cart. CHARLES nuances, Prop.
Liberal Policy fbr Automoblics with.
out restriction to storage of Gasoline.
. ”cosy. sorrow
R. it. Manama Norrnlk.
Telephone 35-1.
Miss «Bantam,
unsaturated)”
cameraman
Lookwood’s Hall.
..orwallr. Conn.
Office Hours: ‘
9 to 12 a. so. no map. or.
Telephone
Connection.
{58“st
Carpenter. Builder liiid
General Contractor
ssrmarss oivzn, iron ace
smo. BUILDING or new aliens
amounts or our sfduc'run’a's.
m on ounomownonozaa ‘a‘v
MAIL, PROMPTLV ATTENDED. 1'0.-
. i-nssiozucs—
n MAIN eraser. Howling
w
lflS'illllT RENEE 3233'
mfg. Seth parent. with BRAZILIAN
an u. to doses, soc. Ila opium.
only infallible can for Asthma}:
“rounds: snow-“sf;
in prepaid. i. new": .3
anaemia. Ind.
~ ‘Pu
Cont.
. Instead of
. f 4 For Cont.
Money now‘ drawing 4 per heat. can
be surely reinvested through this Com-
pany at 5 par cent—increasing the in-
come 25 per cent.
anescrlptioa ot- methods and all do
sired iniormation on request, .
investments bear earnings tram
day received to day‘withdrnwn.
A':“. hy’na‘o‘u-ssouaaasaac‘s ‘1'“,000
Iii plus and Profits ........ 160,000
Endorsed by theiriost- conservative
authorities upon investments. ,, ,
lute-upwind» of New York on
, = ' Connecticut.
airmail omen. to so. MAIN a'r.
Resident Directors. its-ideal Manure.
attire-r M. Lee R. i.. Collars
mm I. how John I. hams
' ‘ Minibus moss
ditto
' 4' Min lot V‘ Mi W
, ', . I” l
with ӣ132.34. ,. .,
its only. £3: '
"‘er . .
. 86 Wall street.
'il“‘”YT'cu unto
It“? WOW!- ‘ltholiléi' l
.a‘hollso audio! 111me ill‘ , W
1 .of any description” quickly. dither
_ ’ ’ ‘ ‘ j
'w. B. pedantic .
womanhood.
it will; be oi‘aanntasclto must“
to sea ’mmii you accusations oui ‘
"in‘g any 'k‘lndoii'prope‘riy,‘ p '
V1"; 10315
. MONROE Within ., ‘
New]! mmish'ed throughout, Most
city. .
room. . Baths in connection. ,
feet sanitation. Rooms rf‘iixoell‘ohiillr
quiet. - _«, v.42...
,Care carrying a full line or hotter.
Merrill and Condit’s wines.
gal; clam. Best stocked bargintha
TELEPHON: CALL. SIG-8 j,
a
a.
:0
for your Bath Rodin. ”They are)
clean, neat and durable. f
son. at. ham Asp was-r are.
so. NORWALK. couu. i
w-.._-..,..- W. . .. .. .‘SQ
Paper.
.Dur stock of new kiddo just '1!
Wonderful how low you can
“buy nice goods here. 7 lIon know.
we doth: work in the, very best
manner.” ' .... .1
We have taken a good minfl
Jodi]
|
your work.
thing you need toriths decoratic ;
of your house inside or out. . 4
E. E. -
conusn‘naitnoan Mans Alia ’
comfortable and up‘todatie hotel in the "-
Electricity, additions, in evpmt .
era
appointed. Alwayucomfortabieand' U
unim- .- 7
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Use STANDARD FIXTURE'I . '
is a little larger than ever below
1
icy-1i:
contracts for house painting and ."
will be glad to submit: limes tea ( .
‘- We try to carry in stock every- .,
..
‘ h.
Horace ~R.“ Nash, ;
Norwalk Chronicler