6
Mom. - .
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Sirius.
5.. I so. Norwalk.
Outlined‘lllwm First Pasta.) ’
w “A in»...—
i . . ’ l
y lilifi tallon back from Sin—
‘ul‘yt‘o contract the laugh
. , ‘ loom-undoiconnecung the
tanta- pwltlgnu, the Army 'iitoesenlxm'
r.
.n
0 ‘ roman are axceliont.
., oua‘uoiuoo . re tajhelnguupiaw
onsldorlng .iae approaching orl—i
. . ,. . l
. dunner admits thaltnssinn =loss-.
my heavy,, but says the. hailltl ls;
til oai‘oltc'ceasi'nlly. “ ‘ , ‘
l the roado‘dcntllng from" Mlltflllll'
mutual the western plain-which has
fiuddonly‘hnon invaded by lilo ‘baitlo,
“ oil'detl ,Wlt‘li Chinese'rotu‘goon.
mite-'Poutlloit Hill the Russians
qllflportod to. hare captured tun)
whine guns. .
DEN. Saturday, March i (do
. _ tn t.ranamlsnionl.~—~'l‘ho Eastern
ll 11 army tin, reported. to 1).; con-
ndlng'nggrosniwuly for the ground
lost at Ta' Mountain.
There are renewed rumors tlint‘Jup-
uncanha’alry has been sighted north
‘9! Fuohan and moving west.
The turning of the Russian right to
obmpieto right angle hinglng on Sin-
"i‘ hl‘lipu‘ has furnish'od the most t‘ot‘nark—
iahl utratugic situation of the whole
a . I.
All day the Japanese huttorios have
p-hrenkiug nhrapnol over tho syamp
inn! running southwest. from the liti-
‘rial, tombs in full View of the popu-
'e crowding tho'rnllroad station, the
£8. of the adjoining honors and ev-
ery elevation. The Jupnneso haro
. linen encouraged to renewed ondonv-
~ 0833 bythe sight of pulling engines and
"3.310113 lino of trains and carts geing
northward. ' .
' lna miles. north of Sinchinpu. tho
apunene I‘éttt‘lleti the old i‘aliwn) tun-
kaont i‘aoing Much-inpu, thnir lino
.tslmn‘cemlrcling north to 'l‘ntohokino on
the FSlnminiin road.
. Although the gl‘filllt‘nt hultlo of the
or ill lining l‘ought around .\lukdon.
.liO’ Chinouo are strangvly. lndlt‘lm't'ni.
:E7Genoriil Kuropntltin has rmtunurod
v the'army that he rout-s. on tho mun
' '. being, able to hold. their present, posh
tlona.
The lmariost lighting; today was on
- thalnorth bank or the [inn River, lmi.
.it was indecisive. The billtlu will in!
tenured tomorrow unu‘uing at 7:250.
f“'l\lUl(J)EN, Sunday, March 5. IS I).
whim-myriad in trausmlsoionL‘All day
llg the battle l‘agt‘d l‘t‘liSt-lt‘fia‘l)’. 'llltt-
‘ apart/aria hart: boon trontroutrnting thoir
onel'giesnon Machiupu i‘or-iho powers-
lion: of which they hurt: boon turn;w
sling for two day». 'ilut with all thoir
gallantry the .lapnnteyso worn unnhlo to
dislodge tho lluusians, who nro vlinn-
’ ing to their works with hulldot,r ion-
.acily. anttnos‘p slu'npnol has burn
. unsung within a tnilo and a halt oi
‘ .ho'~~ll.tin railway bridge. n'hirlt It'ri»
'- dently in the Jupunoau olijt‘t'livu. 'l‘ht‘
Lila-Flu”! of that poniilou would render
like occupation of the llnn llivor poul-
Onrsouth oi" Multdon unlonablo. '
A flame and continuous artillery on-
. ; agetneut is taking place. about tour
, lien north of .\llllflllltllli. ‘
31 Front tho Hun lu‘itlgt- a long lino oi’
, attlo streiohos in both tllrt-t-tions so
i' as tho nyo t-nn tit-v. Norihwosi
‘ward 'l‘tttoholtluo and linSlWlll‘tl along
’8 Shakho eror it. ll'i ntnrkt-ti by n
no of bursting Hllt‘llh’.
.-Th€‘llill-ii-ililll losses am not vxrou-
Ive, .tzonsit‘lerlng tho sorority of [lll'
vo‘ ilays' lighting. The .lapunow» as:
attackers intro r‘llfl'l'l‘t‘i’l lil‘ilVlL’l'
an the Russians. '
A. decision in tin: inittlo should he
‘ aa‘ched tomorrow or 'l‘uosday. -
_ Alt 51:30 "this afternmn nuns began
to or west and northwest of .\lultdun
rill road station. where (lntiorul Kurt)-
atkln in launching an atttwk stadium
life Japanese extrome loft.
"During last night the Japanese ro-
. gladly assaulted l’ituumiapntlgu, Kao-
‘ to ‘l’ass and Knnpa‘ycn further taunt.
lit. all their efforts Wore unuvulllug.
‘ " 'l‘he lmmhardmom’ of Erdagou, Nov—
gorod and l’outllot’l hills continues nu.-
, nuccesntuliy. .
ADEN. Arabia, Muralr 0,—«A Russian
. rahlo in reported to ho- patrolling
a center or the Red Sea. She has
About). turning her uonrchltghtn on pann-
ing vessels. ‘
hl'l‘r PETERSB
U do, ‘Alnrch n, 2:
tom Moan.
Mindy-good. Let us Invest yours
lth-otbortrand start it. Work-
‘ttyou. " Nomuttor how little
appoint ii. ' with
i
ll. m.5~~'l‘he Associated Press has just
iourno that (lunornl Kuropailtln hna
luuindiot‘l a blow at Field Marshal
Oynm‘ti‘n loft coutor just .oart of the
railroad. The lighting in nonporous
along almost tho nniiru lino.
Knr‘opaikln'a lounos In kllll’rtl' and
wounded up to hint night are lllllifl'tl at
23.600. tlytunn ls hollt‘erod to intro ni-
rontly lost i’ully 40,000 men.
Thu Japanese army. according to tho
prinonors,ls greatly oxhnuatod. ’l‘hoy
repeal tho :ittiimuont that prune ol'
General Nogi‘s turn have not had any
food for two days.
TOR“),- Muruli ti. lip. ntmj’l‘lloilltauh
‘tpntrtors or thanpnnt-so armies in tho
livid ‘roporiing yesterday said:
tlou the enemy continuos u Hllllllllll’ll
resistanoo at snrcrnl linos oi‘ dot‘t-nst‘.
“in tho Slinltlle riror tlli‘f‘t‘tioll our
detachment whirl] ntiuttitod tho llill'lll"
o'l'n olnlnontm oi" l'lnuinpao Sninrdny'
haul otttiupiotl I‘inninmto, four- inllou
wont ot‘ Wztilo Mountain.
"'Uur .i'oroo in tho.noighhtn'hood ol‘
llotusupuotzu ot-t-upied a redouht on a:
height. northeast. of the village-oi dawn 1
Sunday... ‘ . . '
"littal of the railrmui at S o'clork;
Sunday morning our l'oi'ro ot-t-upiod'
Liturliioninu. tin-on union HillilllWi'riL oi'
Wtuipao Mountain and prossud part.
of tho. unruly into the rc-ntor oi.‘ tho rilw.
lllgv. when: ..it is now swunmlinqj
ihtu‘n. ’ ' l
“Wt-st ol‘diio railroad on Sunday our .
fill't‘t‘ canton-d linuolntnnpno and Sllitr- "
sut-hioptm and now routinuos to mix
runt'o. Surhiaiun railroad station isl
burning."
Suchintuu is at the starting point oi“
tho railroad thi- Russians rountrtiutud
wontwnrtl to Suhuprm.
S'l‘. l’lC'l‘lilllSlll’Rtl, March H. “.1130 ll.
m.—--~'l‘ho rowlt of tho groutmt innit».-
of modern Limos in tlxpt'ufietl to ho doi
lUl'lllllll’tl today or tomorrow. '1‘th oi"
tho iargost armies of rot-rut limos.
both in men and guns, aro now lfn'lli‘ll
in a doath strnwglo and although lit-u
t-l‘nl Kill'tlilalliln hau oridtinlly”intuit!
Ortry propnrailou to tutor hlx. ultra-tall
liy rotnoiing hin :m-nmulalod Moron
and munitions northward. it in now lllw
opinion of military mun born that out:
aid.» or Ibo othor cannot liPt‘nllC an ow ‘
t-t'wholmlng disaster. With both \rllllis
hont hut-kward: Kttropailtin'n portllimi
appears to ho donporato, hut iliu i-zsuv
is still in.tin= balance. News (it u
ritual-3’ i'oy him In only rounrdwd as
DiltiSllllt". by his hronlting through the
otirvltming lions and noun of a noncon-
ll'illtfll oi‘tunuivo is hourly nwaiiod. lin-
. Kuroputltin t-un slrilto and ntrlko:
hard. it in l‘t'illllt’tl that ho .tnnsl lufil'.‘
ll'lt‘ltl‘ Marshal ()yzunu's st r:n<:;;.\' in ibis
haltlé‘is now ulnar. lltr: sinrtlod and
amazed tho War t‘liliro by tho llilii‘rtll‘:
ous daring: of tit-ovrnl ix’nroln's :"l-
Villll‘o against lllik’tixll‘l’lull Russian loft
and lilo sorins of blow. dolirvrod, at
tho router. whore no loss tlnm ili‘trtcou
:aumrnto illljlt'llS haw lmt,~ti.i'.tunt-ln~«l
it) 'tho imperial guards ton nu’los oust
of l'ouiilot‘i’ llill. lint. it is now roniv
izwl that the heavy hiown til, tho lt‘i‘l
.‘n'lll‘c informed to tuziult ilio i'rui luru~
ion. tnorumont. whit-h t'llllll‘ lilo: a bolt
from a ('lt‘uil‘ ultv out of tho wont. Kuro-
pztiltin toll into tho trap. 'l‘liv situation
:«mniod an t‘xt’tl‘l. tit plit-nio 01‘ that at
Lino Yang and tho linsniun mmunttui-‘
or-inahiol’ hush-nod ll) mum: forms to.
mot-l [{urolti.
Friday the wholo situation was sud.
tlculy rororsr-d whoa with lightning ru
utility the .inpnnoso turning optu'ntion'
hogan on tho plain llt'lu‘t‘t'll tin: lion
and Lion .llll'tllti. in ortlor to surromlh
Drama throw the unulrailly ot‘ t-hina
to tho winds. lion. Noni with his l’ortf
Arthur vott‘rnns mound up tho right
bank of tho. Hun and i'qutfliltt- an urn-l
lunche upon !ltu wonlte'utl Russian;
right, tlouhling It intuit, l «toulnsltm.
lin- ananono advance ‘1 in: ooordi~
unto With ”it! ndvnuou . l'uitzlil. from
the west of a .lan‘nnoso Column ot 40,-:
“0” null: which" t-i'rolos' ill‘OdlIltl to"
through Chimera? natural “territory. .\l-
tltouttli rumors of tho. prdaonot- oi' the
lnitor column “'(‘lel'll‘dl‘ oi‘ Milktll‘ll?
were I‘ll'lilllllltltl as: long ago as Tuna-l
«lay. Knropailtin orldonlly was iukou'
by surprint‘. ptnoiihly Willi-till): to lu‘~'
lit-r0 that tho Jilplllli‘flfl would thus op.§
only lllng Chltmun nouirulliy to tho?
winds. At any ruin it wan not until
Saturday night. that, ho «war. ahlu to
shift. sulllrlcnl. rolut‘orronituun wont to
stem the lldn whoa tho. .lapnnoso worn .
within night of Muitdon. '9‘ lint Lite lat-l
out advlcon am to the minor. that tin’t'
.Tapanouu, exhausted hytlwlr trolnotn?
dons oftorttt, have ovorytyhom uioppodf
and now. if ovor. Kuroputltin'u hour
huh (sorno. 'l‘ho’ Jfllllllllllité‘lilillfi aro ox-
tondod over sixty miles. while Kampala!
ltin'n are constantly contmotlmz. lln-r
tildes ho has the adrantuno i'or tin.» ol'w
t'ttnnlvn of operating in 'UH interior or1
his lint-n; Military or ltili «lot'lnrol
Oyunia has not great (llltll git superiorti
il.y_i_o iako rlultu'. Aofieltlluu Io tilt-i
War Dillon, ()yamu inns )l. ovor 70.000‘
men in moons of Knrurutltin. winmoI
i‘orot-s total about; 340. 00. Shoultil
Oyunta uncured. tho 0 Hill! tincturo'
that in: will prove hitnno ' to ho a man."
tor ot’ military Hciilllttd.’;dtlttl outnhilnhl
a roputailon i‘or tulllint'yanoniun of tho
ilrut magnitude. lint. unload ho can
oompletoly crush lturoptttltln'n right
thtry any Oynmn is in inimiunnt damn-r:
of having hln own left out all and dun-l
troyotl. Kuropaiitln'n ‘ohanco. the
War Dillon stays in upon the ottonaiw.l
an passive trotslslnnt'n would be fatal. i
Genernlflltlumpatkin in u doupntch.
from the trout dated March 5. trays: l
"'i‘ho situation at. Multtlon remains
quiet.
“0n the loft. tlatdt on the tight hmtltl
of the lion lllvor. near Maohiauu. tliu
Japanese this morning resumed tho.
attentive energetically. Two attachu
worn": pulled. ‘ “ ‘ '
i
l
1
“in. tho Singkiug (or Youdt‘u) tllror— <
. apptizuiantw.
é'ritu battlo ruminant lliii‘lt'ldlflfliny‘
!
retaintul. Mn
and- Notigoroti llilla worn buittna‘ oft.
Wu.oout‘iior-nttnoltmi this morning and
captured two machine gum.
“in tho ‘itlrdugou region the duality in
only bombarding our positions.
‘- .“Tiiu Japnnew during the night. ab
lnrltnd .Itnntloliuau. .All the anunultu’
worn ropnluud. ‘
“An atomic on (land Pants at Ll o'clock,
last night ,l'llil-"lllbiiltéil oi'll. ‘
“Tho night was quiet bu tho oxtroinu
loll il‘lt‘l'i‘k." , ‘ . -
‘ Wl'lfil JAPANESE LEFT ARMIES,
Thursday, March 2. via Tion 'l‘niu.
Mai-roll 2.-—'l‘ito .lapnn‘ouo loft nrmiou are
still advancing tit-spite a heavy snow
storm and art: nitttrlting Klljillz and
iilriuiiaz. The Russian normal line of
detention north of tho \‘Illngou wan cap-
ltlllt‘tl during tho night 0f Moron ].
Tho attacking antl‘momintrdiug [is oi"
a furious nature and tho illustrious ill‘tl
defending their notorious ntuhhori v
't‘lio'.lnpunoso ovidt-nily lnitunl to Ifl u. h
tho ltunuinn rlght'ilank along thr- main
lino, towing a gout-rill withdrawn!
arrow ”to Hun ltivor.
'l‘lio cap-turn oi Mttundo this morning;
Win; tho nonmtiionnl «rout of tho lititilo
so lain, Small tlt‘vtat-lnnouth of Japanese
troops Sent to l'tll'lilllllOlttll‘.llltl Ruin-dun
positions appronohtul ihrm uutlor oovor
of a heavy nuowuinrm and suddonly
churned, driving a supm-l-or [Ol't't‘ from
the lii‘i‘l’it'litv.“ at tho point of ilto liuyt‘r-
not and olztrupylng tlitun.
.... .._..._-.... ....._.....——.
S. C. H. ENTERTAINED.
m.-.
Memberr‘awd Friends the Guest: of
Miss Emily Nash.
.\liun Emily Nash tulirrinlnod tho S.
C. ii. on Saturday ort-ning tti littl‘
homo in llnyriow avont‘to. Tho houa
was lll't'llll)' duvorttintl for tho (lt‘t‘il-
sion and orr-ihtutiiul a very attrntzllrn
'l‘h.» t‘ll’flillllllnri whit-h
hail ohnrgn of tho dorm-allow! t-oiu-i
priiivtl Misxou .\lnry Soytuour. lCniilr
Nash. .\iary lloils. .\lamio Sandor, him.”
ilr lltmdlt‘ llllll it‘lorunoo .loum. 't'lto
labia»; worn doom-alwl in u puriirulnr~
ly hrotly and instot’nl tnnnnor nud
pint-o t-arrin wltivh worn hand painted
by Mimi llorar'n'y lxit-ltwttod :ztu'rthl no
\‘i'll’ pheasant sourt‘nirs of tho occu-
soon.
’i‘liv tlt"f'(ll'.'lllllll§ \rt-ru all in l‘i‘ll :tuvl
whim tho t'oltlrs ot‘ lilo l‘lilll. Oil on"
sitlt- ol‘ tho room wax u lliilllil‘l‘ with
tho lt“llt"5 R I‘. ii and the club mm
to ".\mor \‘i'toii Ilmnlu." 'l‘li" Mu
room: liltllt'H who art. ttmnliors ot‘ tltv
t-luh all \roru rod and wltito tll'tSst‘ll
whit-1t rtdd-ul a groin dual lo tho lt‘l'
ointirv Hl‘lil‘llli‘. 'l‘hp inli‘u‘s wow all
so (lt‘l‘lll'fllt‘ll in roll and \\'lllli‘.
.\lli"l' llw izuppnr txl‘iinh ioolt‘ rou-
nitiornldt- lion: l,’illli“.~' worn plow-ti
:mi thu l't'lIlllllIIli‘l‘ of tho owning;
:_»]li.‘ill in portal intorttnnm»
’i it..- iuriit-tl nut-"m wort-t
.\l .. . llllill Raldu'ln, I'Ith-l Gray.
ltntlmrinv Er-‘lyn ll'u'oihy hardwood.
.\l 5‘ Noah and \lt-rr Sluplt‘.
rtrr. l"l'.’llll\' Sonata: Fluid not ‘i'.
t‘z'u'wl l’rim- llnrold (l\'~.'~rton, liar-
oi-l Stu'tnour, William Wood. l‘oroy
(zulntmd, l‘fdu‘nrtl Nash. .l..iwrtutt‘v
Hi‘."1.(ll‘3‘. .\lt-mutlor utttttlltou, Horn ..
iirni‘, \innlro lwcltwtiotl, Arthur Wall:
tuvtl'r-i' Raymond, llllrtit'll Front. jr..
Harold Gl'l‘i‘l‘. . »
--o-----.—- “0*...
anti-acumen EXPECTED.
President Mellon to, Take Action To-
day 0., Agreement.
.\'l~1\\' HAVEN. Mul't'l- 0.» Thu for-
11:31 rttlilit‘nilon lir T‘rvslllt‘ui C. S.
'.\l. lion. Ut‘ llif‘ Now York. Now llarnn
:lllll lllll‘lltl"ll Railroad, of illt‘ :ttrrt‘o
llll‘lil rot-tutti; l't'llt'llWl liy I‘Iuii‘wvtitit»
Liv»: of “In lll'tlllll'l'liuilt’l oi‘ Inn-timo-
Iirn- liltinlnwuia and lllt‘ llrollivrhotnl ol‘
Ltlt‘tlllllilll'u l-‘lr-‘uoflt. was f‘Xlll't'lt‘ll u?
u t-niil'.-rt«ltoo lltl'o today. .\l lhiu roti-
ll'l"lli‘l‘ width was: a": for this ui‘t'vr»
hum. "‘l‘l' liraud Maui": .\‘lli'n. til‘ llu‘
v‘
l"1rvun~u':t lll‘llillt‘l‘lltltltl. and Ilopuly
1' mind t‘ltlt-i‘ litzrloy. of ”11' ruiluoor'u
lilt invntlhvm nt’ llll‘ gllrrum‘v Null-
llillli'.I ol' tint-h lll‘tlllll‘l‘lllliill \\’¢‘l‘t* to
lay lwi‘orn l’l'i‘4llllllll .\lvllt'n illolr uvw
:tui'uoitlcuii. \t'llll‘ll is luiondod to do
away with lroulilmz \rhlt'lt linvo oxist-
.tl luviuo-ut I'm lWri lll‘illlll‘l‘llillltlfl ro-
nurdinu‘ lln: gl'll‘Vllllt'l‘H of onuinrwrs
who indoor. to lilo ilrtuvn'u ornnnlxu
lion. Ili'orv illv t‘oiil‘oi‘out‘o t‘ouitnll-
loo momlwru t-xpt't-n-u-ti Iln- i'uilout
nonildont-o ilml l'l‘t‘dlilclli .\lt-llt-u
would ratify til now plan in lioliuli‘ oi'
tln- railroad, and thus not an l‘llll to a
llllillt'l‘ for adjunttut‘nt. for six moutlm
or morn.
oDITtONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Mist: lilllio Millor. oi' lilllflk‘ltlli, N.
l'.. In visiting DI‘ttuui and .\irn. William
Mlllvr. Madison strut-L
in.“ nunn r. Howard. at uiwuuu
i’lut-u. has boon rinlilnu lii‘l' imprint-n
or ill! Cit-Mun: nit'ooi. llanhury.
A
ltr-r. Patti .\looro Struyo‘r. o mom.
tor, l\', 1", will ht» ho nut-Muir ll. ll. (lol-
vitut \l‘miooutluy and 'l‘hursduy of this
u‘ooll.
'l'ltu luillos oi: tho South Norwalls
(“otuzrunutionnl (‘hurt-lt urn planning an
unttu'ialulntutt untl t‘oticui‘l in In: hold
on March 24.
(.lt'tll'Kl“ W. inhltzun lntn Imnn clot-toil
to no to Nrw liaron and i't‘proruui
Nlllfl‘lllllll‘ (,‘nnip. No. 0201. M. W. of A..
Milli oottroutlon in May.
'l‘lll.‘ tnootlnn or tlto’ South Nnrwalh
ll‘lt-ill (Tluh. Wlilt'll wan to intro lii'i‘ll
hnlrl ytulurtlny. has lint-n pnatnnnrd lili-
ill tho rogulnr "rooting night.
Mama—
hlr. and Mrs. W. ll. Munt'llle nitondwi
a naurrd t'tmt-tu-t. youroi'dnt' at tho Mut-
ropolltan liprru House. Now York. and
nro spending today in the telly.
‘ W. 03.10.59.011. rated 50. lllill‘lllt‘ll llord
(i. llavllanti. ratutl 101, for the «mono
run in tho Norwttllt: (lliil) tournamtmt.
Hlillmfllly night. The acorn was 50 to
ll .
Wr-‘fir" '
’l‘iue hounvhold gomlu nod clitoris of
Harry i~‘rimlittntler. of Norwalk. worn
diapered of Saturday by Public auction.
luputy Shot-it}: Scallcy was auction-
} (301‘.
. tirueneu-“ery appears to be all
brokti up about his wife’s death." muck
--»'-'.Almoat witnher taut breath site
tutti him line would» moat him in the
~
. militiamen Marga—tor ‘tuo‘.
‘ { Ohogrvanbe of Loot.
Tho Loniuu card ‘oi'loli‘uce Church
has just neon. ilubllslttul and includes;
Easter Day. from Wodt‘tosday of this
week. which is Ash Wndnonday, Tho
olun'oh in (man daily throughout 1110‘
Year. from 0 tii’clot'it‘in the morning an
ill 3': o'clock in tho tattooing. ‘
"rho dtlill.‘.()l1tll—lll ot’ the parish, Mina
Camp, will dollwrvn allori. ntltlrosa to
wonwn on “Thu (.‘lu‘lutlnn info." in
tho guild room. Fridays at 4:30 p. ill.
The rector, ltor. .lamrn llrnlou Wor-
nor, will npruth on all other oot'naionh.
initial: i‘or hin sninort. on Wednesday
trilm'uoou. “l7l<1llit~ Popular Soil Execu-
ilonnfifl and on Friday evenings, “Stud-
lon in tin: lloolt ul' .loli." special lion-
it'll «lays of the i‘lllli‘t'lli
March.
'-‘~ .\lnrtrliwAfili \‘t’otlurntlny.
i
l
l
t.’ lllnroli-mlt‘iint fiundny in limit
if: llllli'cll'ml‘lllllll‘l‘ liar.
l7 'lllarttltwldmlwr lluy.
in .\lnrt'h-mdltulnu' lid).
1‘. illitt't-lnwfiloroud Sunday in Maui.
:2?» .\lart'itwdnunlit-intion.
220 .\laroh-~~'l‘hirtl Sunday in Lien‘.
April.
.\prilwlr‘onrlh Sunday in Lent.
.\l)! il~ rl'annion Sunday.
. .\prih-«l‘nlm Sunday.
.\liriiwhlnumly ’i“lntrt:dn_r.
.\pril~--(iootl l-‘ritlny.
.‘tpt'il~~-+liltuit. Saturday.
ii .\pril — littalor llny.
’l‘hp survives: '
Ash Wednesday.
l'loly (‘lommuuioin 54:
Morning ’l‘lij.‘t.l' and Minor. in:
Ert-uitn: l’rarcr. l:
Wc:k Days.
[1on (‘tunmnuimn ’l‘hurestiai's,
,, 0:003.
“Ironing l’raror. L‘Xl'l'Dl Fridays.
4:300.
iury (lillro. '
00 n. in.
00 n. m.
30 p. m.
11%.
tn.
Minor and l’t‘lllll‘lll
Friday», 1 :30 p. in.
Holy Days.
Holy t‘ouuuuniou, 0:00am.
'l‘ho Lord'a‘ [lay an usual.
Holy Week.
iloiy (‘outniunitun .\lauutly
'l‘imrmiuy. 7:30 p.111.
Morning l‘rayor. r'xt't-pt h‘llflit
Saturday. 0:30 a. m.
.\loruiug l'l'll)'i'i' and latuuy.
(loud Friday. l0100u. lil.
lironint: Prartu'. wV‘l'lll Silont
Saturday, l:30 p. lil.
(loud li‘ridnr llortuion,
12m. toilzoo p.1u.
Bnpiiunr Silent Saturday. llzilu ll.lil.
Eastcr Days.
iltry ("tunmuulou
t:;ouf‘x:oo 10.30 n. In.
.\lorniuu l’rayt-r. 102mm, n1.
(“hilvlrvn‘u ll‘ostirnl, ~l:00 p. nt.
'i‘itn proauhors on Sunday: t~\’t'llilli!:=3
.\llll‘t‘ll l2 'i‘hp lll‘r. Ellis lll’tlt‘ll
llontt, Christ l‘lllll‘l‘ll. \\'v‘-<l.lllll'l-
.\lurt-h iii "I‘lit‘ lit-r. William l’hillp
llowuos~ ’l‘rinily ("north Now Huron.
Mart-h 20 Jilin liar. .lamos Bishop
‘l‘li'unnrt~ 'l‘riniiy l‘hnrt-h. Now “lilt’ll.
.\pril L'w’l‘ho lim‘. it‘rotii-‘ritg-it Mtu'wlli
Murmurs, Christ (Tliurrh, Now litil'ou.
April 0- Thu nil“ .\‘aihnulcl Ells-
Wor:h (,‘ot'uwull, E: iris. tiliurtsli, Sll'zlt»
"ortl. ' ~
April it." Thu llu‘r.. lidwnrtl. Living-
~tou \t‘u-lla. St. l.ultt~'n l‘illll'i‘ll. ll:’ltl,:t‘~
guilt.
KNIGHT STREET CHURCH.
\‘wstordny was a day of gouuino
quartorly llii'u‘dlng -»llli"]lll'illli)ll. Tim
lit-\j .l. l'. Sampson. présidinu. l‘lll"l‘.
i; an adopt at lam" roasts. llillll in
mnduoting tlu-m. uxhorlin: Christians
and in uniting forth itn pnrpow.‘ in
.\lotimtlisl t'iiurt'lli ~. .\l‘lu'r iltlu arr.
rit'v tln- Sunday wimoi wn-a or mind. in
slruvtod and untouranod by t o pastor
and .‘l. .l. lit-ll. .\t :l tI'l'lUifli. lilo llt'l'.
l‘. l'. (.‘olo. oi‘ (li'i‘l‘llWlt'll. lllh‘ jurouilt.‘
vhoir. with normal or lllri lili'lllllil'l‘fi.
nddwl tout-h in tho intorost of ”ii”-
St’l‘tll'“. ’l‘ho zo-rinon liy lltii’. A. (.2.
.\iorton. of llridutuiort. was. gruntly on-
,ioyml. .\t 7 o‘clock tho ("ltrirulnn En»
dilator Stu-loiy. in rharno oi‘ Ml'll. t".
'l't‘m'nsoud. Wlllt'll was addrosaod by UN)
ultltu‘, pastor, Ilnrld (irrwu, Mrs. Al. Al‘-
tlou and Mrs. John llnrr. paw oridonoo
of thought. t‘h’llt‘l'ltrlltftl and inlorost in
Hill ruuao of (‘hrla limit-on John l).
Taylor was pronout and tit-tire sot-rim
in with tum-tint: provon his faithful in
tom-u. .\I S (l't‘ltltllt IllH sornnm won
by tho i‘llli'l', whim: ||\'i was taken
from Phil. -1. 23. Snidwrl. 'i‘lin Saint
of (‘nosar‘s llonsoliold was far above
tho ordinary in lll'al‘lli'ill truths. l'loly
t‘tnumunlon Will-l thou administered.
(flush nwoilnu and qunrlorly ('(lllfl‘l‘r
anon on 'l‘uosdau'. . llahimr socialllo
on 'l‘httrtular. .
/
COLEBROOK HOUSE BURNED.
COLIEilleIt’. Mlll‘l'll Ii. Vl‘lio dwell-
llllt 0" lilo Prior ('orhln plnoo. used as
a tilllllllltll‘ homo liy William Otto. oi‘
.lorsuy lloightn. “ltd linrnod at noon
today. The [mill in $1.000. Mont of tho
littrtliittru was Hill‘l‘ll. 'l‘lnr tutrninltor 0n
lllt' hint-u wun smoking: hunts in tho
rhitnnoy of tho house and it in thought
Ilu- ilrigt outnzht us a ronult.
GAYNOR AND GREENE IN COURT.
.\lth'l‘lllMln March 0. . MCHSI‘H
Harlow and lli‘i‘vllo wort- llurot‘n Mat:-
Illfi'lllllt‘. laiflmlliliit'. tln- twirndltitm
nonuninuloncr. today, ”In «intuition vi‘
hull lwlnn diurnant-d. i’t'ntllnt; an
all of the services up to and including. .
l
\
anussem CARPETS
VELVET CARPETS
TAPEBTRY CARPETB ‘
maroon cnnpars.
on. CLOTH, ALL wrorus
x."
GLAss SYRUP cups.
GLASS PICKLE on spoon TRAY,5c1
GLASS BERRY BOWLS.
oaconmeo cups AND SAUCER
GreatLlearance Sale
STILL some. on.
Boys’ Suits. (all, wool) a to 16 years.
which were $3 and $4 at
$1.98.
D. Gottlieb
CLOTHING. SHOES AND
FURNISHINGS.
11 North Main Street. South Norwalk
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St._ South Norwalk.
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house. 134-2
lugs.
l’orftu‘i ill ullltl':ti\to'rt-tl. All kinds of
t'tuitlyitrwtutr olothou {or ladle-r. only.
Kil'ou‘ll alll'tfly got. your money‘s worth
at. my storm l have a nlvry lino oi'
Sill; Slrlpnd \l'nints. all rotors. We
have morn :‘tl‘lltflt‘fl, with-h we cannot
.‘i't': noting”: mH’nr.
mi from any goods you wish. Call in
below golurr rz‘sewhmr
31 MAIN ST., NORWALK. CONN.
...,.............~ .. .
f'lililVliRS' in no."
PERFECTA
FOR WOMEN.
$3.50
ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN,
$3.50
RALSTON
FOR MEN,
$4.00
HANA'N 8: SON
FOR MEN,
$5.00
U... n in :a-mnvirw-
“PHONE. 357%.
“WEAR‘SHOES llllll ill”
A
Square W.
Deal
anrnonnutt tho cunt- wan ndiournod un-
til thin nlIornnou.
lRELAND's SECRETARY RESIGN8.;
LONDON. Mum. column-t- uni-l
four annuum-nd in tho llouno of (Tom.
mung today that M r, \l'ynndmnn. thr-
vhlof autet'utnry t‘or ll'olttliti. lnnl run-i
Innod. ‘
a“... ,. . W... . MM»...
'i'otnmy trigglnmwfl’aw. what lull!!!
tili'turtun-o hotwoen nimoluto‘ and ‘roiu.
jivn?‘ " Paw ll'lng um MVnry liitio at
lliliosi, Tommy. . out. absolute divor-
llttltintoru American.
......M.._..-..-.M..
‘l'rntnpw-“Do you tinmmiw your ma.
vud giro the unmothlnu to out? Wil-
lion-"t dont think no. No been try-
ing to work her for untuuthing meson."
“Now York Telegram.
"Money mow the more go."
"it. can't niwuyti malts the autumn
ulnar world.”wlitmwn Triumph JLbilo run. thoughiua'i‘mvn and Country.‘
. ' < , . . I ‘ ‘
ma urn hrotuthi. about by I‘tilltlll'efl."~w
For Every Man
Who buys
COAL
. Of 113.
No momma
no less.
"if ftRRlS (20“ 60.
. hi— I
FLOOR covnfixuos.
We are now“ prepared to tarnish anything that may be desired in the line at Floor Coneringa.‘
I Every day for the past weeks has brought new goods to this department and our ownntock-is now comm .
. plate.
I
SMYHNA nuns
PLAIN on mtmo LlNOLEUMS
CHINA MATTINGS.
cnax MATTING .
RUFFLE cun'rmus
.
i
. ,
CURTAIN POLES ANb FIXTURES
JAP MATTlNG
'LAOE CURTAINS
WINDOW SHADES
WILTON HUGH
BRUSBELS RUGB
. .
We talto all meantime and do all War it in the rery host [.0851le manner. All you have to do is to giro us the order.
Housefurnishing Department.
10c. DECORATED BREAKFAT PLATES. .FANCY CAKE cu‘r‘rsn's, 2c
7o
10: DECORATED PICKLE DISHES. SchAKE TURNERS- 3“
3' 1NEST'EGGS, 3 FOR 5.; JAP COAL HODS, M 19c
10c BiNK STRAINERS. 13in PAPER LAMP SHADES, 3c
.. H. ‘Krieger 8: Co.
sPRING
5 FOX. N;
THE LADIES' TAILOR. ! l‘
hour; to nunounoo to tin-Winding that ling .
in proiutrod for tho oomito; hprinill .
with the in“; Parinionuriu fashion
hiatus; nlm “in now sir“ untuplt‘.
liookn of all kinds of goods. u‘hirh liltul. _;.
contain lnuuirtunt t‘anvr mohair unitf
l’rit'on oi suits from $25.00 up. ,
thin lids, Spring Curtis,
Washington St. -
TRISTRAM & nan. Norwaiknon‘n.
N0.
2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
I
GOODS
Arriving Daily.
New iillinetg,
Genis’t‘lnlhing.
Don’t buy until you have looked
at our styles and compared
prices. ‘
Charge Accounts Opened
with everybody.
H. Krieger it Go.
West Washington Street.
.. “any...
05 ignition
Sale ,of Fine Footwear
l.tttlltztt' $3.00 at | $4.00 I'm. (full lilttoiiur Shout; ...................... 01.08
liatlles' 32.00 K d shim. Button. marked down to .....................9litl
Lmlleo' 12.00 High nation Al‘l'llIEH. ill................................. '1.”
MEN’S snors. .,
Metre taro Southern duality Shoes. at 92,“
Pat. Colt Button and minim Baits, ,
Mefl‘fl Fitz YO“ Quality hall") Slides “l tillltlvtitlilvwihhitOill'llflfll) ‘1.”
Box Cult Bllltll’lfl‘fl and lint! ‘
Pat. Colt Butchers and tints.
Vlci Kid. leather lined. lanai,
Men’a High Gut Box Unit 8400 Storm
BOO“. “ ”taunt-~Hirlliutlal no“
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