LAul ? s
WAISTS
41.1811 11:58th 11169 epniud AND "
1 summit wean.
lIOm‘Ech to $1.95
E. K. Banks,
* 55 AND 117 wan WASHINGTON 57.. '
MAHAOKEMO HOTEL BLOCK, 5 1
douru NORWALK. CONN.
Ltiul 111113111113
WEATHER FORECAST.
-————-—
it‘Or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
and warmer tonight. 'i‘uemiuy in-
creasing riotidlneiis with rain in at-
teruoon and warmer. The area oi
ilifiil measure that. has been prodno
ins the low toiiipoi'attii'ea during the
but two dayu will move rubiwurd, no
that thin vicinity will be out (it thin
area during the next 211 hours. A
disturbance of considerable energy is
central this morning “Ni? 81. Patti.
This area will move slowly eastward.
This vicinity will be on the southern
edge of this dii-iiiirbanl-11 lull.- 'i‘uesv
day afternoon and night. Conditions
favor for this vicinity t’ali- Wtifllhl’i‘
followd by increasing cloudiness on
Tuehday and probably rain by 'i‘ueo-
day afternoon or night.
Tuesday.
Miss Katie St'iimvdes, of 42 South
Main street, is spending 11 few days
with friends in Ansonlu
.. Curl Srhaub has had 11 new floor
placed in front of the imperial (tale.
Railroad avenue.
~Slanifortis vs. (‘11. it tonight iii
Armory. Dani-lug.
Palestine Castle. Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic t‘lialn, will hold
a regular session itiillgill.
Douglas Fowler Post, (i, A. R.. will
hold a meeting tonight in tlrand Army
ilall.‘ South Main 1511111111.
—Mr. Louis Mot'itl. 11 griidttutl1 of
Merrill College. has lit-11111 Zliiit‘t‘ll in
the Matti Office of the Yale N1 ’l‘owiit'
Mfg. (31).. a9 stenogrnpher.
Miss Mae Harris, of West street. baa
returned from a week’s visit with her
ulster, Mrs. George P. livelier, of W091.
tield.
The house of Robert i1. Watkins, at
:97 South Main street, in being lin-
pron-d with a now piazza. White
Hl’tiiiit 1r9 are (loin-‘11.1 the wotk.
i1‘ vs. Stillliffli'lih' to-
limiting after guinea.
1A('tiilli’ilil’l,V
night, Armory.
Joseph iirndrit'kaon, who is. employ-
ml by 1b.» ilonomoblle Company in
Bridgeport, spent Sunday at his home
in Norwalk.
'i‘lil1 Norwalk iron Works in clonal
today, because of boiler inspection.
Employees are having :1 day's vacation
as 11 result.
The [911lioda Club of the Washington
street bridge will hold its monthly bus-
iness moeting, Tuesday evening, at
the club-house near the Washington
street bridge.
-Tiw Regal -l i’yi'it‘ motor, n10ves
without noise. 11.5 to 12'1 ii. i’.. moat
boriuct gasoline onetiie on the market.
880 and up. Send for t'utnlogue. C. L.
St, John.
ilurold l". Waterbury. non of Town
Clerk Waterbury, of Stamford/Who is
t'Oniii‘t‘it’il with tin- l'nited States Sig-
nal Service, halt been transferred front
Vtillioz. Alaska. to Seattle.
«(ionipauv 11‘ v.9. Siliiuforilr, to
night, At'iiiory. Dancing lifter games.
——l.ocal Fishermen 81. 0 boys on up-
lo-dale Racine light weight title it moat.
.110 1119., capacity, tltlti. Well adapted
for fishing. Write for ratnlogue. C.
l.. St, .iolin agent.
ll‘rank ii. Wlidman, of South Nor
walk, has been engaged 11.11 baritone
soloist. ol‘ the choir of tht1 iiuiihllry
Methodist Episcopal (‘huit-h. begin
uiulz May 1. iievwill also tisalst the
t'liMi‘ with its Easter music,
The Girls' Friendly Society of St.
Paul's Church is planning to given
dance at the Armory during the ilrst
week in May. Arrangemonts are not
yet. coinploto, a. committee being at
work liivriitligatlng poasibllitlnu.
”-m...”
Daniel looser. the. director of the
Arlon 11111111111 for a large number of
yuarit is oerlouiily ill at bill home in
Bridgeport He has been unable to
come over anti lead the chorus in sev
oral woeiot now.
The contract has been awarded to
Harry W. Mather to build the. 8‘ H.
i1‘11t1h one- -story frame. store on Wood-
ward avenue it will he 170x64. with a
plain lzlltsit front. Ai‘i‘iiilm‘i W. 8.
Knapp drew the piano,
wan-ww-
4 gain 1. ii. M. Paint and 3 sale. all
paints moderate tilled house Mont
durable. Sold by CHARLES E. DOW.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Another Lot
Hum: 121’ 2C lb.
Int Should» Ito-k, 105 lb.
PtlBLlGjiiiARKEl
32 3011" Maui Stitch
Warmer '
‘ ‘ I" - k... .k ‘ ., H .
‘ Cilill‘lill' 'Bl'i'klll's'li
1%' 353.32‘“§§.'.L"IT§’ f"
\‘B‘, Backachc and Pain in " d'k‘tfl1
mp'mnmlsm, dent and 50'0"" ‘
m: idnqy 359p; Gating “Pr” "
Mull-‘11. chiidm.
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TRADE MARK
New: 8811111115 Wow 1
OgiONATURI or
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- TH: currono PHARMACY.
' 91-mi- 81 India. 911555.
William Sheldon, of Norwalk, has
returned from Florida. where. he was
employed a portion of the winter.
~Bilaket ball,
Stunit‘ords v9, (3o.
Armory tonight.
i1‘. iiauoiug.
' Robort’ l1‘. (lotter. ol‘ the l'nitod 'l‘el-
Dhel‘hgt' t‘oinpiiny. ii-i spending 11 varn-
tion 111 his home in Norwalk.
A rgular monthly meeting of the
Norwalk city Council will be held to-
night at 8 o‘tior 1k at tho (11111111 ll (iliiill-
her in Wall 911111111.
Mrs. William H. Wtiditoms. who has
boon the guard of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. K. Sitiiliv)’,
be post 111w lluvs,
Springfield Ma. .
l't‘illl‘llt‘tl today to
.loiiu ..l Rooney ot‘ li’ l‘lynioulli avo
titil1.Norwtilk it: out having suitcas-
'iiii)’ recovered from on operation per.
formed upon his 1101111 by ilt's. West
and Ballard. of the Wage Workers‘
Hospital 1199tit'lalion.
w-A lazy lit.r 11111k11~. 11 lazy 1.11111
Burdock Blood Billt't's be the natural.
never failing reiitt-dv for o lazy liver.
’iiio yt, l’uuls 13111111111 of thl1 Girls
Friendly $511 lely is planning to hold :1
big dandr- ‘n-t the tummy during HIP
first Wet'k iii May. The committee is
now making lilt' arrangeninuis for ”it"
'unt-t‘ion.
Elizabeth Taylor. of Hoyt
tluiiit'iiier ol' [31111111111 .loliu ll.
Taylor. was taken Saturday to tirad-
tttiit Ho9pital, Now York,
'40 an operation for appendicitis. Mrs.
.i. ii. 'i‘liylor itt'l'tiliipui’iieil till» patient
.0 the 1tit'lropolii1‘.
M has
511111111 ,
A llii‘t‘ilili: of the “ili'lt‘lltit‘l'h' i'tiiou
was 111111111! for yesterday ziltt'i'tioon at
‘3 o‘clock ,to adjust the illi‘l'l'rviil'es of
loorge“ ii-tissoy and President .Iiillit‘ti
2. Smith. A9 there wasanoint-511111919-
1111l the illiillt'l’ was ltiitl over for the1
next hurting.
SUillt‘ oi the methtlnisin iii ttollev
12111' No. MS. in change oi t‘ontiilltoi'
(ll-urge (lednoy and Motoruiuu William
Lowuties. 1111111111111 disurrttugl'd yosler-
dtiy afternoon, tvliill1 milking the trip
to Broad River, and had to be placed
in the Norwuik (1111' burn for repaint.
E A "RUSINRRS‘
OPPORTUNITY.
if you want. to outer tlit1 New York
' business field. 11 largo New York muti-
ufacluring concern offers opportuui
tips of advancement for bright young
men.
State age,
school and year of graduation.
education with mono of
and
what intuitions exportation, if any. yott
have had.
Address
J H Pussmnu,
600 BEDF‘ORI) AVE"
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
llirtial Nose and Ear
Any diseased condition of the
Throat, None or Ear succeauftiily and
Iclentiflcally treated and cured by the
latest and most improved methods and
remedies. Now installed at. 88 South
Main attract and any calling will be
.giveit consultation and examination
tide, by a specialist who but been con-
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAG! WORKEHO' HOOP. SOCIETY,
Brunch, 00 85. Main 8:.
Treatment, hours, 8-10, 114, 7-8.
We'khave received a shipment of V
PALATABLE (tutuieu)
6.06.1.1er Oil
with Matt Ind‘HypOphoapbltu. .
'Jult at this 883110111 there it hardly
a medicine 50 5511581115 in’ all affections
of the throat cheat and lungs. and for
hulldlnl up the ”atom in general.
Wu 5511 till: pr man that. in hit.
ly 11.0th 01. at to reduced price of
105 p5:- hotttu.
lite 15181155 Pharmacy,
501.111 40918110 . .
15 150. MAIN 51'.
IO. NORWALK.
. anili- bin 11min)“
0
, 151 820 wlilb1 iii
~ upon to [,li‘tidilt‘
of Matti street, for,
to titillei‘—.
‘ tit?f Mil-lot 15111115115.
‘ , . , 110811 8
ormerly of Nan-till; 0110’
thonay of South Manchester, have re-
turned from their trip to Human. They
found the weather on the inland very
wot-.111 ltui repnit u ploaunnl 911.1 111,1
1111111 and good limo on the trip
A Bildigepoit paper in giving an
alumni of ii raid at 138 John 111119111
tluil l1it_i.11iii'ly yehieidny 111111111119.
stated that 1111101151. limiti- ('lipttiied was
B. it tt'.uitls of South Norwulit who
antc.iioud-..1 in tin-
e inmataa was fixed
propiletor was clilled
1,3191)
ration oi enl'ii
"i‘he 8min -M'911Phliip or the South
Norwnlk Baptist Church made. a new
departure yeatorday, in the meeting
at. the. corner ol‘ North Main and West.
streets This method of religious work
in to be continued during the. spring
and summer. While it. 1.11 a new effort
it is worthy of tile tommcndutlon and
sympathy of all South Norwalk iitip-
llats.
M. A. handy. oi‘ the Holt-l Victoria.
Mil-iii Milliiit' Donahue and Miss Troy.
(11’ this city, spent Hunday in New
York. as gttehiu of friends. They visit-
11d tho different. places of interest in
the city in an automobile, including it.
npin through Riverside. drive, and 11
visit to the tomb of General Grant.
which concluded th day'u outing. The
party returned home last evening.
Although no announcement. has been
made regarding the building of a new
railroad round booth-1 in ilnnbury by
the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Halli-011d, it is rotisldered certain by
some in 11 position to know that it will
be built .1400". The old round house
19 in veiy laid rendition. and if the
new one. is not to be. built Soon. it will
hart1 to be. remitted. 'iht1 fact that
no repairs linvl1 been made in. it long
time and none are being made. would
seem to indicate that it will not be
titled long.
S. S. Slovene, ,i., 11‘. Fletcher, Ben~
,lainln it. Franklin. John N. MrCian.
Boston: Mr. and Mrs. .i. (l. Henry.
Philadelphia: Arnold R0011. Mr. and
Mrs, ’i‘heophile Euphriil. Rowayion; A.
t'. Martin, Edward Hunter. 8‘. A. Weed
(F. ii. (larnes. New York: F, ii. San-
horn, (tout-0rd: l.. B. Swing. Washing—
ton; Mrs. Edwin H. Quarkenbush.
Baltimore. Md: Fred ll, liarteller.
Stamford: 111'. and Mrs. .l. Milton (lo—
burii, South Noi'walk‘. Mine ll. W. Al-
len. Dimlliii’)’; MiHH tlriiiil, Mount Ver-
non; Mills l‘luinb. New Haven; '1‘. W
'Kirklnnd. liolyoke, Must: Mr. and
lib-:1. \\':llit1l1 11.9.1111... ”11.1.11. 111111111. N.
'1 .l., were 1111111119 yesloi'tltty at tho Hotel
Clifford,
Basketball and dancing at Arthur}-
tliiiinil Statiifoi‘lls v9. ("o.i1“.
cuicnlfltn =0 mom In
OHPYA%EH (IE-1&1.-
. \IAP‘F» in snliniil “him 111 5151
for (:4 5'] it‘p. \lilj‘ng
111 111515.}: Int-11.1115 1 . n 5. .
'1"! MIHMMn ‘QfQIOM’IU'. Rem»
l’an‘dnu fldht Inflow and In“.
“and. lily of yuv muum u «511451.15
u on. mount-1b
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POPULAR AMUSEMi
a o v '1' s T an A1.
m
u‘d “581511.56.
ET:
NT’E
l".
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY; APRIL 471-1.
1 BLONDELL A’seunessv's
HURRICANE or FUN AND FROLIC,
“The Katzenj am-
mer Kids.”
DON'T Miss THEM.
Secureeéatd Early.
"lT is To LAUGH."
ALL STAR CAST.
BAKER 5. LYNN. Premier Delineation
of Juvenile Comedy.
WALLY CLARK, the popular German
Comedian.
WM. BAKER, Monologue Comedian.
THE ROBINSON SISTERS, Acrobatic
Dancing Marvals.
MISS JOSIE RALSTON, Chic Sou-
brctte. ‘
MAJOR ALCRlOUi, the Smallest Com-
adia'n bit the Sta'ge.
GEO. V BAKER, the great Acrobatic
and character Comedian.
DAY 6. VESTAL, 8k5tch Artidu and
MlnyOth 51-5,
PRICES ................ 265, 36c, 50c
Beat-on Snip Friday, March 31».
.1 mun-f...“—
HOYT'S THEATRE.
one NOW? ONLY,
FRiDAY 15511111. 7111.
ammo be c5117 av
‘The Yale. Apollo.
Glee. Banjo
and
Mandolin Club”
of
YALE UNIVIRBITY.
00—AR‘l‘lBT8—00
Concert Commotion 8: 80.
Fatal! ........ 285. 005, 750
Beat. on 85in Monday, April 8rd.
DAVID 119. Roma.
11111115551 Director
and Embalmer.
18 N°rth Main 8!. South Norwaik.
Ruldoncn, 0 Wuuhlnuton W555.
151 Tolepbnnn It houae, 184-2
6' FOX.
THE LADIIE' TAILOR.
bean to announce to the ladies that no
.111 pioparcd fdr the coming I
with the but Parlslenneli _ ion
plates; akin 318*th lityle ample
books of all Rim of roads, 511mm,“?!
contain lmport‘iint fancy mohair 11
intro. Prlcnii of still» from 820.100 itp.'
Perfect ill guaranteed. All kinda of
ready-to wear cloth» for ladies only.
You‘ll surely get your money' 5 worth
at. my store. I have a nice line of
Blih‘ Striped Wit-t8, all colors. We
im'o more midi". which in cannot
tm 59185 to mention. Bottom covar-
5d.iroui 5a: 555115 ”5.511511. 0511 iii
31 ”Airflow
NOHWALK. coNN. . 512 NO - '
‘ 111111. 1111111
1111 15118111115
SUO'AMWG
1.9 smooth and him
it given iiimiiiitc tlii tubes that
lit-tit, iouiill :ippetirhiite.
No liil‘ lit illimt'Ni to enter the
lube when liiliuti.
on can handle the paste lpiitc
rou lily witltouti‘gettiug the tubes
Sill entotlup.
'lite. rich. pink. rreuiuy paste
squeezes out costly and gives that
‘.tbey tear 1lbnt tbl1 severe. winter has
deli: tile. cleanly sensation so liiiil l1
tlt‘hirt d by "Dainty Women. "
At line tittigglets or 119 mail—11.51111! price.
JENNINGS COMPANY.
LAIOHATORY. count-oar, N. Y.
l
1 .
.Vimw [tum/MW m finn-u’rr form if «mud,
-........ w
RAlLWAY CONGRESS FOR WASH.
m
‘ lNGTON.
All Civilized Courtrln of the world
Will Send Their Exhibits.
The first Reunion of the World‘s lit-
ternatloual Railway congress ever held
in America iii to take place in Wash
lngton, May 2 to 16. Mort.1 than 1,000
delogales will attend.
This iiody meals once. in five. years.
[111 mctiiberslilii included managerial
heads of the govetament and indepen
dent railways of prattlciilly all the
tlvllized ooutrleii or the world
'i‘he1 state department and the presi-
dent cooperated to how: the i'oiim'esit
meet this year in America. (longreat-i
recognired the affair with appropriate
legislation and it part Of-th Wash-
ington monument grounds hat-t been
not iii-tide for 11 exhibit of the latest
invention and appliances.
Eighteen months ago representut
iven of American railways went to
Europe to,make preliminary arrange-
ments for the convention. A reception
committee numbering till will tender
Nperlul excursions to viailing delegated
running tutorial train» to 8081011,
Schenectady, Montreal, Buffalo, (‘liicti-
go, St. Louis, (‘int1liina‘ti, Altoona and
Pilll-iillii‘g.
Artbui ”HUGH honoriny director of.
11111 Belgian 9151111 1' 1iliwaya is pienldeni
of the international Railway enamel-19.1 1'
Stuyvesant Fish is plot-illicit: of till i
Amt-11min auction of the international
01111111111119. and \i it” Allen in woretnl v 1
. l‘ he countess \\ ill tongillm quo idiom:
pertaining,1 to 121. 11(iitetl1r.11(lioii man-
agement and opcitilion of iHfliilOutlHl
liliiiti the titular, conditiona pivot-tit 1
11d ill dil‘l'elent twin of the glob:-
m
TO THE COUNTY HOME. l
Edward Fagin Said to be Sadly Nc-l
pleated. l
'1‘le board of public t‘iifli‘lili‘h of
ill'ttignltui‘, l'11i 31.1111 it'll ii' 1'}. (i
iitill, agent ol‘ lllt‘ t‘oniit't'til'iit liii
inane society Saturday morning iiiiil
Eduard h‘iiaiin. 11 bright little boy of
llvo years. he t-oniinittod to tho county
litillie Tin-1 little 11hap is 91111ly “9510411
tad. th' inolhi'r 1.11 dead and his taili-
er (lone nothing for his support, The
woman wi'ii whom 11111 nor tum 11111111
mopping illih‘ lionu all that 91111 (1:111
for him and so 91111511191111! to 1h<1 board
this morning that lit' 11:1 1.11111 to ”li'
county home.
EXPERlMENTS lN WIRELESS
WtTH THE NORTHERN LIGHTS.
(living to the fact that tito'Northeru
Lights “1111111. very bright Saturday
night. Frederick P. Watt-1111, of Hickory
illui‘r, who has a win-11.199 station of
his own, made at low Mprrluients and
claims that. they liiiiilor its operation
Nome. iii1 says that they seem to
have a tendency to draw away a mes-
sage. ill- aluo says they are good in
on... l'esIlot't. inasmuch till they draw
all atittit: electricity from the air. if
the Northern Lights can be so easily
detected with the “divalent: he claims
that it intuit be come form 01' an obit:-
1rii1 1111111151111 that makes them appear.
Moat. women have stored away a
vast amount of affection for 53111911551111
1y 11119911.
NEW YORKI'NEWRAVEN at
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
..l—uni—
TIME TABLIP
in E8550 05001116011 4, 1804.
LEAVE COUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.:-—12 62:, 6. 8315 6: 46:, 0110:,
8: 60, 8: 66 7: 48. 8: 20:. 8: 42. 8: 07!.
8: 32:. 9: 51. 10: 65:. 11: 41. _
P. M.:—-12 48x. 1: 85. 3:061, 8:61.
6110:. 6:40, 0101:. 0:80x, 7:888.
0100:, 8:681. 10‘: 82.
A. M.—-—12:62x, ”5:59;, 5:55;, 5:55.
9-42
'9' 111.4: 59:, 11. 06:. 5. 55, 5: 01:.
7: 28, 8: 00:, 8. 021. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NOBWALK
A.M.:,—-—460 5. o. 5:50 7:.50 5:05;
81:60: 11:00:, Iio'zx.1b:1ol. 11:00:.
90860.:«12 02:. 1:06 2: 00:, 8: 68,
8131:, 4: 04:, 4: 08. 4: 32, 6. 01:. 6. 07,
5:27. 0:001, 0:08, 8100!. 8:28, 11:00:.
12:00:.
Dunning
AM .-~0: 00.7:80,10:0
P. M.-—6: 02. 0: 00, 8. 00. n: 00. 12: 00
SOUTH NORWM "1 To le
H‘AV- N.
A. M.—112:14x, 1:211, 1: 68:, 0:10,
7: 30, 8: 88,’ 8: 11:1, 10: 03:, 11:11:, 11: 44.
P. M.—-112:00x. 1121.0:115. 4' 26.
6: 30. ii: 07:. 0: 38, 71103., 8.10:, 11: 24
Btingport, In addition to allow.
P,:M.-1-2 47, 6118,7184.
. 80nd dy 5.
A. M.:-~18 14x, i 211:. i: 08:. 7140.
9:11.11:11x. P. bi,«+6:«.1:105.0:1011
OOUTH NORWALK To DANIUIY,'.
A. M.:-~0 20, 8: 50!, 8. 68.
P. M.:-1-1 26, 4288:. 6. 171.0: 08, 2:17.
oausunv TO GOUTH NORWALK.
“A“ 18:11-10:66, 'l: 26:. 8: 11. 10: 08:.
P. 35.411115. 5: 55: 5 55.
and”. to O'Inhur'y.
A. 841-1811
P- 18411-118
N5rwdik.
' on the ways of the. l’luuy creatures. any
’fall on an icy sidewalk in the place
'lltill. who in now a 11111mberoi tht1 9111
.liit'l111‘4|)lll‘i «Y
1, unprofitable undertaking for him when
lite 11:
gloom 56 iii:
9111,.1198 THWOU ,
Instill Opened Saturday. Int Little
Filhinn Wu Done.
it 1.15: Iiervt hither 111111 5111111111! out
Monday morning with rods and butt-
lletu 1111' 1111 curly try for it aired ot‘
ii'itlil'. The majority of 11111 itii‘ili iul~
all-r11 will wait it Wot-it or'lwo, how-
ever. tor iiiil streams to Ill‘i)il‘i)Vt‘., all
they are bound to do will: tlii1 program:
111' tho 111111191111.
Old iltdierineu intro illiio bop:1 of
catching uiiiny trout tliiu tuning for
11111119 depleted the 5111111111151 of 111911.
Said it pioiitlnunt mutter today: ”i‘lio
wat L111: in the brooks tan low and what
temuineti was frozen 551111. so that no
trout could live. Hundreds of flab were
destroyed and it‘ fluliel'men really take'
no 1111a ii delight. in the sport that they
are willing to lucohvepienoo thou)-
11ii1lve9 in oi'dor that they may catch;
trout. they will have to go to large
streams. it. it: only in these large.
streams that. trout have survived." 1.
Other iiaiiei'men juiii. an well posted
that. the story of their being 11100911 to
death is all inoonahitui and that. the
trout. will be found to be int-it. its num-
erous and just. its succulent all over. it‘s
all a matter of opinion. apparently.
Thence extracts from the laws regu
lilting trout 1111111111; are. of interest.
"Sec, 20—u'l‘he. clot-1e. season for trout
other than lake trout. shall be from
July 1 to March :li. both inclusive
'i‘t'out shall not. be taken, killed, p111-
chuaell. bold. exchanged or oxposed for
sale or exchange or pouaeliseti during
the close season except. tut provided in
section 30 of this not.
“Sec 27—«Tront lean than six inchéd
iii length shall not be taken or pos-
eeaoed and if taken. shall without;
voidably injury be immediately return
ed to the waters where taken.
"Sec. 28.~—No person shall take. more
than tliit'ty brook trout or brown trout.
in one tiny
AFTER TEN YEARS OF LlTiGATlON
Action Against City of Danbury End
ed by Decision Giving Plaintiff
Nominal Damaged.
After nearly ten years of litigation.
Henry W, lioyt’a suit against the city
of llanlitiry hail been iiuaily iteliléll.
Judge 'i‘litiyet' Stiluiday handing1 down
it decision tittatdtng Mr lioyi daunt-
ges of $511. With the (curl costs of
$110. 70 this will net Mr. iioyt the1 sum
or 814]. it: not 11 very large amount
zi'oi iilno 1111119 in lltl1 courts. .
M1. Hoyt instituted suit against the
(-115 of litinbitty in l1‘1-1bi'utlt1y. lSiili.
claiming $’l).01lll tiiimtiges because of
illjillit‘s be said hi1 iaiinttilned from u
on Novetiibor, 1884. His bark and
spin:- wore seriously littrl.
The case was originally tried in thi-
superior t'ourt by Judge Frederick B.
:l‘i'ti.‘.
two; in thiilflt'tl Mi.
oi” 82.600 and (oats.
’i‘lio d1- fenditiit city took the tut-it1 to
tilt» supienie court and in 1898 that trl
banal handed down a decision. finding
error and granting a new trial of the
case. For some reason ”to "lnw .1: lie
lays" h.lv'1.- i. 11.1: unusually ioulllpl 1111
iii ”11 Sliil Si) iiifli ll \\‘iiri litil “Salli
biotiitbl to tilttl until the pain ilnnliuii
11111111 of H111 supriioi- court, which was
i‘inislitvd a few days ago, Judge. That'-
(11“11t decision. as will be seen. in rain
rally dliiei'l-nt front that of Judge ilali
Mr. lioyt'a suit l1119 proved a very
in [1 1011111».
iioyi tiliiiitigt't-i
it is considered ,liiat. ho will have to
pay his attorneys, Tweedy iii, Scott. (‘01
1111111 yetirs‘ services. Brewster & lin-
vl9. of i‘Inniiui'y. rowel-tented the doi’eir
daiit t'lly in the cure.
PRlCES VERY LOW FOR CARRY-
iNG COAL.
Present Freight Rated Not Satisfac-
tory to Owner: of Vanuatu.
A charter has been obtained fot' the
New Haven neltoouer, Lyman Law, to
load coal at Newport New; for Port-
land, l\ie., iii 80 cents per loti. The
vessel iii now at Boston ntid got 85
(11111111 on the lust cargo. There seems
to be a little more domain! for coal
manage. and the New Haven fleet is
expected to share in this busineas, but
the present freightii are not satisfac-
tory to owners 01‘ shipping.
it in very probable that one large
vessel would have been built. for New
Haven investors the coming season, if
there had been ansurances ot good
buttliissn for the craft. but the present
outlook is far from encouraging. and ii
is not expected that any V3889} will
be built for the present at least
The coal barges seem to be getting
good business. an inntanoed by the coal
that is going to Providence. A very
large amount of coal scan to Provi-
dence and the largest amount. of the
Consolidated road. going out on the
various linen of railroad from that. city.
On Tuetiday there‘ arrived there 17.-
000 tons of coal consigned to the rail-
road. including i.640 tons Which arriv-
ed on the New Haven schooner Bayard
Barnes.
ASK MiLiTiA TO PARADE.
Grand Army Want 0. N. a. to Purpotu-
at. Mamet-lat Day.
An ofiort .‘r. Ming mildi1 by New Ha-
von Grand Army men to induce the
different companies of the Second regi-
meat to change their plans and have
the annual decimation of the drawn
of the deceased controlled on May 80.
01111 company of the hiarond regiment
Company D, tins already ndcptnd the
nttggoutlon and will decorate the
gravel: of decimated Installers on May
30 hereaftrr it indicated by Grand
Army men that other organization: 01
the C N. G. will deeidu to do likewise.
tielierii Henry 111. Peck, of Admiral
Polite Pout, anyn that. the ranks of the
SOUTH NORWALK’S OREAT DRY OOOOE HOUSE.
AGENT annuity MANTON'S 11111111111111.3195.
Complete Ptepuililiii F1111 T1111 New
8111151111 3
i7 i8 JUST THAT. NDTHING‘M
SECTION or THE STORE i8 11111.59 wiTH BRIGHT pasta
DISE, BOUGHT "8 THE BEST M
voui’i nuns; ucncNANoisa THAT YOUW
MOST SATISF'ACTiON.
Business '
ORE, NOTHING L183. MI EJ‘I‘IABY
NKITI MERCH:NDIO IUl IDTO N.
WiLI. IUY WITH THI UT11
THIS OTOHE iB ALWAYO WI I A
11's TRADE POOBiBiLiTIEB. I. T WAS NIVIR O WAKIE
MOR WIDIAW
THAN NOW. ON THE THRESHOLD 011' 111118 NEW “A ON. W8 it:
THAT WE HAVE THE CONFiOINOE
WANT TO IMPRBOB YOU WITH THE FACT THAT THI
READY TO OATER TO YOUR EUYI NO NIIDC. AND
OF OUR BUYING ‘RUILiOi AND
STORE OT
“.8 "'8 A ing
TY TO FILL THOSE NEEDS TO YOUR PROM T
SPRING BUYING BEGINS
tN THE HOMER? SECTION
We long ago abandoned the idea of
buying and selling cheap iitocktnxs:
cheap stockings are not cheap at any
pr:lce it' 8 the good, honest stocking!
at a reasonably low price that people
are after now a- days. We.’ ve got them.
Childr'ens Failt Black Ribbed Hose,
from 100 to 260.
We also carry a toll line of the Gale-
brated Buster Brown 310ch for
Boys and also Buster Brown‘s letter N
Stockings for Girls, every pair guaran-
595151.250. a pair. Free with every pair
(éfk stockings a Buster Bi own Drawing
ook
Ladles' Fast Black Hose 101' a pair;
31palrs for 26c.
Ln‘dlea’ Plain or Drop Stitched Fast
Black Hose special at 15c a pair.
Ladies' Black and Fancy Lisle or
Cotton Hosa at 255.1 a pair.
Ladies Black Drop Stitched and
Plain Lisle. extra good, at 38c 11 pair.
’A BEAUTIFUL OHOWiNO
OF BHiRT WAICTI
Nowhere in madoupdom lies the do
signed and matter produced more an».
tic cl'iqcta thdn in woman: math.
There are no homemade walnut now-a-
days; doesn't. pay in the me 01' 1111011
values as titans.
[ladies' White Lawn Shirt; Wdth0
with Black Dots at 60c.
Ladlea' Finn-ed Chambray and Dim-
ity Walnut, apdnial at 09c
incited front. and back. embroidery
trimmed at 08c.
Ladilia' White Lawn Shirt Within...
made with rows of embroidery and
lacks, at 81 60
Ladies' White Satin Domitian Wail“.
made latest cut. at 81. 8.9
Ladialt' White Lilian Shirt Wallis.
with Embroidered Data and 'l‘dokld
Back and Front dt 81 60.
MME. LAURA. THE CELEBRATEO PALMIBT WILL BE AT 0
STORE NEXT WEEK. COMMENCING MONDAY, APRiL 3. UR
READINGS, 26:.
83- 85 Washington Street.
LAOlES‘ WHITE NUN’S VEiLiN
HEADING OF THREE DEEP TUCK
GREAT LEADER WITH US AT $1.98,
G WAIITS. SHiRREO YOKB, WITH
8. LATEST STYLE SLEEVE, A
SPECIAL THiO WEEK, ONLY $1.45.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST“
SOUTH NORWALK.
E59" ‘9‘. TILLO'rsou‘ ‘
WE ARE NOW SHOWING EVERYTHING THAT
is NEW AND SEASONABLE N THE
Millinery Line
Opening March 5081.66151 and April lsi
BC WAsHiNOTON OTREET.
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
COMPARE liiiSif PRICES Willi Willi YOU ARE PAYING
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
3 CANS SALMON FOR ; ...........
3 CANS CONDENSED MILK ........
MERWIN’S HAMS ..................
3 L85. CHOPPED BEEF ..........
LEAN POT ROAST ................
ROAST BEEF ......................
SHOULDER STEAK ................
6 LBS. GROUND BONES
NATIVE FOWLS.
NATIVE VEAL.
..........
..........................
265: 002.
........................ .........5¢8
................................. 26o
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......
105 LI. UP
105 Ll. U
............................ 105 L.
. .................. . ........... 5 .-
. ...................... 5i.
............... .........
JACOB SCHAUB,
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PMM. 628-8.
FURNITURE,
Carpet, Matting, 0111 Cloth and
Linoleum,
011 Credit.
A. J. ANGEVINE 85 SON,
134 Washington
GIT?
DIALIRO AB! ALIKI.
GIVE US
The Harris
PHONE 345-5.
With monograph"- Powail Will Con.
duct Codi lullnou.
'Gi‘illmm K. 81911511.,an of Prealdenl
C. 8. Mellon, of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford. road, and Albert
if. Powell, confidential sloucgraplicr
(baud Armv an» grmiuully thinning
out and it will not be many yearn 1111.1
tore the Memorial day parade» wllii
have to be abandoned.
151:5 up and pot-minute the cumin. to'
Thin your an dtfart in being magic
hm 5 New Haven companies at 1.65
n mat turn out on Hmong“
«fiat 585 0018M“ 5555.554
" 651W!" 3“? .
to Fri 'ldont. Mall: 11 wit 1 loam the din
ploy ot’ the New Hanan road today
oeuvre uoN LEAVES. . H
88. So. Nor-walk.
BBSiClltlifllLlllllBS PlilltlS'
ARI YOU PIHPICTLY IATIBFIIO WITH THI OO’AL YOU
lF NOT, DON'T THINK THAT ALL COAL. AND ALL
A 'i'luAL. ,
81 Gauss-,0.
53 WATER 88.9 :11
with whom he bun formed a hullM'i
partuerahip. wan 1former Pram
.l M. Hall'a alenographer. 11,...tf
Mr. Powell but bdrm it prom "
ran club, both. the neofatdi‘y. Hi ‘8
well tilted, all is Mr. Méltou. .lr.
Wm
70 U8! VOTINO MACHlNfl. -.
19"1115 citv of New Hazel: will 1m '01
Standard voting in nine: utlh
Both ,vnnmt' men will on 111111 duyi city election. April 18.111155 11111111551111
5 They 5mm: iuvo for Bolton. where they will 1m- Tenth ward».
1 that the Continuum National auurll
315*; in the “minute coal aniline“.
i5 mp tun cattud oonalderabie
comm-iii 518015:" the moonlit 555 of 5115
final! I,ltliliai .
118:”; in Mm in hid big? $1
1115 in“ 5 {NM it“. till hMcli
Your: 111" of thou 155111111155.
' A woman in.
in Hartford the
ins niacblneii will be titled for
1329111"th time at the oil!) election.“
or
..1
115,111.15: '51 not: own; Noll“
when iii. in lit
35%th it .
a... .
mt‘mbPI of the Yuan": Men's R5915 I811
Ladies White Lawn fihif't WAN“.
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Norwalk Chronicler