arch W
innuencéd thereby.
dictite‘ an unyielding disposition
or consist at four exclusiw-ily
turn.
to Count Cnasino. as follows:
I
”and you will find it isn‘t so
hard to savc moncy aftcr all.
p .L You can— Start an Account hcrc
1» Willi ONE DOLLAR. and once
started, you will take an iuicrcsl
in seeing it grow.
Glad to httvc you call and talk
[the matter ovcr willh us.
. r 4 Per Cent Interest Paid
. on all deposits of $1.00 and over,
compounded every. six months.
‘ Business hours. 9 a. m. to 3
» p. in. Open Saturday evenings
- tram 6 to 8 o'clock.
. fiat 300m NORWAIK
SAVINGS BANK.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Iouth Norwalk, Conn.
"we—Russia's in~
btitiha oCount Casslnl. her chief
thi'to the Moroccan Conference,
. thyorably and caiuc.’ almost as
Ionic at thcauomeui that a set.
‘ mm o! the attentions In (.lispuic at;
club seemed cortnlui. ‘lt is not
probable that‘the attitude of both of
French and German dclcgatcs will
“ uDOlipatchcs from Algoclrus today in-
ou .
her side over the question whcth
I. 0 French and Spanish iuspcctors of!
police shall‘co-opcratc in cnch harbor!
lt‘rcuch .
or I
and‘tour cxcluslvoly Spanish iuspcc-
There are two versions of tlu- cou-
tenta of the Russian govcrumcul's uotc
. It was nnuouuccd from Paris March
”that owing to the reports that Ros.
Silt was wavering in her ullcgianct- to
this no '
t. ummorIfLWati’ nap to Count
Casual. the Russian rctt.aontntive at
Aizcclraa. The dispatch. it was add-
od. said that thero was no truth i
the atatcmen-t that. Russia had cuunse -
lad France to accept the Austrian plan
orhad advised her to confide the con-
trol of the police at. Casablanca to a
neutral power.
Front Berlin last night it wait an-
nounccd that Count von Der Outcr-
Suckon. the Russian. ambassador to
Germany, called on Chancellor von
Beulow yesterday afternoon and hand-
ed him a copy of the note of instruc-
tions dated March 19 sent by the Rus-
sian Foreign Chico to Count Cusslnl.
At the same time the Russian ambus-
sudor polntod out. the ullaxod incor-
rociucss oi' the Paris 'I‘cmps’ vcrsiou
of thus“. Instructions. The copy of
tlic auto to Count Cassiuu placed in
tho hands of the chancellor read in
purl:
"The government thinks It in action
sary to deny the stutcmcut roprcscub
tug that it is mtpporting thc crcatiou oi‘
a special policc organization at Cann-
hiauca and opposing ihc F'rcuch stand-
point. This is untrue. In ordcr-to
avoid a false iuicrprctatlon of this im-
ruorttmt qucsiiou you will assure ihc
l Frontal) plcuipotculiary of your willing»
:ucss to assist him rcnurding thc po-
lico qtustlou at the tucntloncd liar-
o .
.‘\l¢(Il'I(‘IH..'\S. Spain.
EOqun‘ to thc slight
ithn huad oi‘ thc
I .
‘vou ltutiowtt'A.
March :32.—-~
indisposltiou oi‘
lcrmuu mission. Hcrr
who was couiiucd to
his room. thc lucctiug’ of thc dolcuuics
ltnlil)’ "
Saturday i
!\\'ll‘l('ll was to havc occurrl-d
than llocn postponod until
‘uv-xi. \vhcu llu- ucw Austrian pollco
iproposiiiou will hc prcsculml. .All lilt'
plcicuaics havc agrccd that lilt‘ points
'iu dispute arc slowly lining sutllcd.
'l‘lic Austrian tlolop‘atcs thcuiwlvcs do
illill know thc cxuct dctalls ot’ thc now
.propositiou and Ihcy Ill't" scckiun‘ ho
;l‘oro» pl'tisclliing it to climiunto all tho
(iiiTt‘l‘l'll‘t't’S of opinion on tho suhjcct
iso as ll) uulkc it lhc basis of an ac-
.ccpiitb|c agrccmcut. '
. 'l'hc situation. ltowcvcr. is still lil-
ltriI-ulc. ’l‘hc dcltmntca do not cruci-
ily acc how an accord can In! rcachcd.
hut thm‘ no Iouncr doubt thul nu
inproouimrl will lit' urrlrcd at.
i OBITUARY RECORD.
I
i .t.\uus 'rt'rrmc.
i, .lamcs 'l‘uttlc. who llli‘tl in Ncw (‘uu-
luau. was a tncvulicr oi‘ Iiur iirothcr's
ll.odi:.c. oi" Norwulk. ’I'his at‘tcrnoou.
li‘our tnciullcrs of thc lndtzc :tl'v- In at-
,Icutinucc at tho l‘uut-ral, 'l‘hcy arc Wil-
lliniu ll. .loncs. (‘luirlcs .‘\. liurr, liliwu
Eliluiou undxi'llul'cucc llutlr-ry.
M—.
STATEHOOD BILL CONFERENCE.
l \\'.\sm.\u:'roN. March 2:. -..\ spot"-
I
ilul lulc scudiui: thc sl‘atchood hill to.
coul‘crcucc brought into lin-
liousc by Mr, liltlzcll as tho Iirst busi-
iucxs of that body today. Mr. linlzcll
'(icmuudcd ihc ill‘t‘Titmfi qucsiiou and
on a rising votc iill votctl for it and
W ilh‘
claim.
had not even had time. as said. to ran
read the play before hastily changing
into evening clothes and coming to
lecture. The play and the splendid
quotations Judge Light gives an finely
arc naturally very familiar to a man
who may be said to be stooped in the
thought of Shakespeare. but. ou.tho
other hand, a temperament which hu-
morass itself uuxrudzlugly in no lliI-‘
portant a thing, as a murder trial, bc~
funding a man's life for weeks. should
be given a little time to shake. off the
matter. And it was a remarkable
font of tho ready public utici‘tttlcc tho
lecturer pet'l‘ornicd._ As someouo oucc
remarked whuu five minutes had boon
given In laying out a program to Cul~
vln. “Calvin is not: it tuorscl to be dis-
posed of in five minutes." So Shalom.
pears. and of all plays. Julius (lucaut'.
Is not a moraol which can bc dealt
with casually. .ludgc Light is ad “'1'.
My fitted for this ihcmc.
insight into character. his lost hal»
lug under the stress and strain of dc~i
His ititt‘lli ‘
dont Roosevelt hold an extendcd corn
forence today with Attorney-Coucral
Moody. Secretary Tan. and Jumps it.
(inrticld. commissioner of corporations.
concerning tho advcrao decision rou-
dorod in Chicago ycstorduy by Judgc
Humphrey in the boot pacimrc' cusp.
No details of thc‘dtmi'erouce worn oh-
taiuablc at the wit to House, but it is
ccrtalucertaiu that. Attorney-General
Moody proposes toglook carefully Into
the law bearing up u the matter with
a view of amour-tauI on whether an at)-
pool from the, d“clsion of Judge
Humphrey by thc‘gnuernmcut will lie.
The decision reli ring the individual
oiflciaia of the packters‘ corporations
from prosecution iii a am‘louo obstacle
to the governments The prosecution
oi‘ the corporatimu‘s will continue. (it
conrsc. but the goVornmonI doslrcd to
placo responsibility for violations of
.thc law upon oiilcipls of tho corpora-
tions whcrc thcy were found to ho
guilty of such violations. In what~
cvcr cti’orls may lio-mndc to mu'lll'l'
ancc ol‘ motivcs, lilti rcudy t'csponsc to
noble thoughts 110th cxprcnsod anti
his \‘cry tuurkcd gift for 't‘cpcatiug
hinuk vcrsc makc his oxposlildn of thc
suhjcci soutcihiug to ho m'utct'ully rc»
tucmborcd. ills nudicuco was most
Ihc lust spicuili‘ti words of thc grcul
spontaucotm utomcul's pausc and tho
applausc lcstliicd to thc fact that thc
spt-ukct' had scorcd uuoihcr aucccss.
'l‘hc iutlics in churnc of tho social
part of the affair scrvcd gcucrous rc-
Ircshuu-uts. 'I‘hc host and hoslcss
worc moi-.I Iiospllablc In looking ul‘tcr
'thc comfort of the guests and tho iluc
vliousc with its spacious rooms uuulc u
lcouuuodious and (‘Uliiful‘ltillit‘ auditor»
:illlli.
3 Thu ucxi uumlwr on. tho program is
:u quitc unusual onc. lir. .i. M. (‘tr
lburu will givc what is suvc Io provi-
;a most iutcrostiuu and charming Nov:
tliuglaud skctch calicd chtnrdny. in
his own housc (‘olonial (.‘otittrzc. licrc.
isurrouudwi by tho, coilccllou of Now
England ccramlcs which make his nu
tiuucs so witlcly known tltc doctor will
lizlvc his story most convincingly.
‘FREE WILL OFFERING MEETING.
. 'l‘hc Woman's (‘lil'ihllun 'l‘cutpcrmicc
iliuiou is pquu-ing for a hit: guthcrinc
ill lhc First Mclhodisl Episcopal
.t‘hurch. on \V‘cducsduy cwulua‘, Man it
lBIIth. Mrs. tinrolluc ii. liucl. of Hart
ll'ord. lhc stair lilt-‘h‘lilt‘lll of tho ar~
:tzcuization. will Iic prcscui. und :lclir-
or thc addrvss. Shc is ouc of tho pro
luiucnl workcrs in thc iuicrcsts of
ilt‘lllilt‘l‘tllit‘t' in thc stutcv and should
illo- hoard by many pcoplc. ‘I‘hcrc will
llw a spuclul musical procrntu, and all
illlt' luviu-d.
GOVERNOR PATTISON BETTER.
(‘1)I.lll\ilii_'S, 0.. March 22.~-.\cmrd-
in; to information from Covcruor I‘at.
‘tisou's rcsicicucc IIIIILH, hc ln-ttc-r
than last night. although ho was In
‘llcd at tho iituo hc iulornmtiou wa‘k
is
fill uiahi.
rcspousivc. hcld ubsoltucly, nud whou'
bard wcrc uiiurcd by Judge Light. thc .
an appeal from thc (incision of Judai-
l-iutuphrcy, this point will lic Itcpt to
‘thc front. If in the opinion of tin-
Ilaw oillccrs oi’ the government 0 I'ouu—
Idutiou for an nppcal can he L.;..lc. it
will ho inkcu up.
CONTRACTOR TOOMEY INJURED.
‘Wau at Work on Peck‘a Ledge Light
and Sprainod His Leg.
in the construction of the new light-j
jhounc at Puck‘s Lardgc. nict with a"
painful accident this morning whllc
working at thc structut'c. lic nlippcd
on acute snow-covered iron nud reu
quite a distance. iic was assistcd to
.llls i'cci. but it was found that llc was
uuahlt- to walk and hc was brought?
to South Norwulk in a launch and ink-
cu to his houu ou i-‘rztukliu strcct. Ills
log is cilhor Hprnitlcd or hrokuu, lilli
t‘urtltuatcly no rcrious injuries warn
austulucd. ‘
LETTERS IN BEHALF OF TUC-
KER.
lIUS'l‘ON. March 22.~~»Witli ihc :lp.
ill-oath of thc utoulh during which
(‘llztrics l.
it'uioucmi to ho clcctrocutcd an tho itc-
unity tor murdcriup Miss .\lahcl l’:—t;;c
ls" Ihc scutcnct- of tho courl is rurrlvd
out, ilovcruor Iluiid is daily i‘ccciviuz
more» and
.iu-am-ch his clcincncy in thc cal-w or
‘cmlllwt‘l him to lcl ihc lnw iakc Its
own coursc. 'l‘llc majority of Iltcsc
3mutuutuications rccomvud that tho co-
‘vt‘vum' cmutuutv lhc scutcncc to lici
fillllll'isliillllt‘lll. Almost nil of such epist-
lcs Ill‘t‘ from woman. Although no \vnrd
has conic to tho citccutit‘c ticpuri-
mcul luul Mrs, 'l‘uckcr, thc uuuhcr of
tho dci‘cudaut. will call upon the (lo.
\ct'uor iu pcrsou to ltuplorc I'or clo-
tut-ucy. it is hclicvcd that Mich :1 visit
.ulll lw mudc hy. hcr.
"Ilou't thosc poor trirls work hurd
lit‘hillll thosc couutcrs’.” cxclaitucd the
H) mpalhctic lady.
iciwn. 'I‘hc gorcruor has a awry-W “You. hut uuu‘cy? l‘vc workcd u
l‘J-I against. .\ roll call was Ht't'lll‘i'll cold and t‘cvor It was hiilli‘ll today good ticul hnrdcr in front of Hunt.
on demand of minority Icudcr \Vii-ilhzit thc govcruor passod u l'aitly rcsl- matching Rumplfli.”~-lictroit It‘l'cc'
liutus. l‘rcas.
itcitwttciriric
Slat-vice Guaranteed .
On Every Pair.
Ilnee. heel and Toe
I ~1ihl~iz~il~~i~il~i~i~ -i~l~il“~lcll~ai~
'l‘tlckcr oI' .»\ul>urndalc. is“
wow lcilcrs which cilhcr,
Oi Sioutesi Irish Linen.
nos. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Caduflsowwuhcfihndonua,.
'AHMMMH
Will appreciate a chance to break
tinny from. the dawning basket. The
way to do It I. to buy CADET STOCK-
INGS. which are‘wear-proot. rednforc-
ed at knee. heel ind too with otoutect
Irish linen. ‘Made of plaid yarn. No
wank places. No seam to chat: and
rub. 25¢ per- palr, light weight and
heavy weight, all the-same price.
Send the boy for tho Cadet Course
in .Iiu~.lltsu. Japanese art of scii‘ de-
fence. ilc'll like it and it‘s free.
. TRISTRAM a; HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.
l t‘outractor 'l‘oonuiy. Who Is changcd‘l
' mus: mama's SALARY.
1 Eianbury M.’ E. Church Substantially
I Recognizes Rev. A. J. Smith's
Work.
The fourth quurtcriy conference was
hold at the Methodist Episcopal
iCThurch last evening with Rev. .lohu E.
f .i.ia1us.‘l).l‘).. thc prcsidlug cldcr oi' the
:dlictrict. In tho chair. The rcports
. elliowcd a your of unpurallwi prospcrlty
along all lines oi’ thc church work. it
4 was announced that spiritually them-
.cicty has taken on new llfc. the rc-
ldults of thc ycttr stumping up to thc
lzlddltion of out..- huudrcd and thirty.
ulnvcu proimtloucrs to thc church. Nu-
,uicricully lhc growth of tho congrega-
} tlous on Sunday as wcll as at. thc mid-
wcck prnycr scrvicc has lwcu rcgm‘d
ad as phcnouwuul. Financially the
your closer: with tho curront cxpcuscs
‘nicl. and with $500 paid on the dcficit
i and $5.00 on tho church dc'ut. The dc-
lnmud for new rculals has bocn- large-
ly iucrcnncd and the prospects arc that
inll tltc uvailnhh- pcws will he tukcu nu‘
lohlcr your.
At tln- ciosc of tho rcports lllv prc—
{sliding cldcr nmdc a proposition to the
iol‘ilciul hoard that lhc salary of thc
lpaator, thc itcv. A, .l. Smith. ln- raiscd
to $2,000. which summation was adopt-
cd by a unanimous rising mm. The
cilnritctcts of thc local 1il'l"fi(‘IiI‘l':~‘. (.lllt
iron A. Hard and Frank .-\. lorry, wot-c
'punsmi and both wcrc rm-otumcmlcd
ilor locul dcncoua' orders at tho ucxi
.‘Ilt-‘SSIUII of thc Ncw York hast (‘ouicr
ducc.-~l)anhury News. '
Attorney Louis S, iiccrs Is in llridgc
port today.
LINEMAN CRUSHED BETWEEN
CARS.
STAMFORD. Murch 22.—-Iicrbcrt
Kerr, a lineman. outplayed by the
Western Union. was caught bctWecn
two i’rcight. cars in the local yards to-
day and crushed in n frightful manner.
He was picked up unconscious and tak-
thnt he cannot. recover. Kcrr said
that. his mother lives in Greenwood
street. New Huron, and requested that
she be not notified of. the accident.
Hc is 25 years old and unmarried.
HARTFORD
PRIEST TRANS-
FERRED.
ilcv. Dr. Itobcrl, Fitzgcrald. who has
boon connected with St. Thomas's
Seminary in Hartford. has been up»
pointcd by Bishop Tierney to succccd
Rev, Charles J. McElroy in thc Roman
Catholic pariah at. Dcrby. Father Mt“
Eiroy was appulutcd last wcck to the
permanent rector-ship of St. Augus-
tlnc's parish at Iiridgcpori. succeeding
thc lute Monsignor Cromin. Dr. li‘itz-
gcrald was orduiucd at ltomc and has
been riccprcsldcut and protcssor of
languages at St. 'l‘houias'a Seminary.
ARMSTRONG INSURANCE BILL.
ALBANY. N. Y. March 2:2.-—'l"hc Sc-
uato today rcccivctl and advanced to
tcc's bill which would postpone the
i-lccliou of all the Mutual Life in-
surnucc Cotupauics uuil Nov. l5. and
uudcr thc nun-dutcnt rcporicd to both
houScs. invalidatc nuy proxy cxcctttcd
prior IO'Sl-iiiii'llllii‘l' 15th.
'I‘hc bill will probably conic up on
iiua passage in the Scuttle on Monday
III‘XI.
co to the hospital, where It is stated-
thlrd rcudiuz tho Armstrong commit--
KENTUCKY RAILROAD DEPOT
. BURNED.
WlNCliES’l‘ERnyq March 22.—'l‘hc
lluion dcpot of the Chesapeake and
Ohio and the Louisville & Nashville
Railway Companies hero was burned
today with all its contents, incudiug
n largo amount of whisky and beer.
The loss will roach $50,000. ‘
H U RLEY—KEARNEY.
Miss Elizabeth Kearney. daughter of
Mrs. Felix Kearney, of 21 Union strel.
was married Tuesday night to Leon
Hurley. of New ‘Jcrscy. by Rev. Chill"
lcs M. Scllcck. at the clergyman's
home in East avenue. The bridal cou~
pic was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Mortimer Whitney. Mr. and Mrs.
llurlcy will board for n timc at. the
luidc‘s homo,
Thcrc is plenty of heroism in the
country. but the hero does not. pro-
claim his mcrit from the housctops.
’l‘hc hero-rewarding commission may
havc to employ detectives,
I As 211.074 is to 543,000. so is the
railway mileage of the United States
to that of the rust of the world. Uncle
Sam is gutting into a. class of his own
in the statistical ficiild. '
'l‘ownc—«Wou've got a new typcwrib
or girl. i soc."
lirowuc—"ch."
7‘tl\\'11t~~“Is sho bright?"
lirownc~—“\\'cll_ I don't know wheth-
cr it's intentional but she scents to no
a fcmalc Josh Billings."~PhiIndelphia
i’rccs.
0
Come in and get acquainted with the class of goods we carry
in this department. In no store in The Norwalks can you find such
1: elegant Furniture. The best goods at the lowest prices. Our Base—
‘ment is an exact counterpart of our store—~same length. same width.
. Here is a great proposition:
us during this sale. Saturday only. we will sew and lay same free of
charge. no matter how large the quantity may be. We can show
you samplcsirom see a yard up to $2.00. \This means a great saving
to you. but we do this simply by the“ way of introduction. Easy
' I
1
payments for those who wish them.
SMART SWELL FRONT DRESSERS
money back. Easy weekly payments on Furniture.
i
\ I ..'v
Furniture.
IIII
Carpets and Rugs at Special Prices for Saturday.
Anybody buying Carpe
u »
WOWW
in Quartcred Oak or Mahogany finished. The woods are thoroughly
seasoned ami highly polished. Every piece guaranteed or your
\
plaitcd
ts from
i
Buy your Furniture from us. We give you the lowest prices. the but goods. the largest selection. the easiest t
. no cash to us. Don’t fall to visit this department. We want you to' get acquainted. You may. want pomcthing in til
RIEGER . 5‘3" 00-
n. KRIEGER o (:0.
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Costumes. 7
and Easter apparel.
SPECIAL FOR SATU
$17.98 for a handsome Chiffon Panama Eton Suit.
quality of Panama and Chiffon. with tho new circular
and trimmed with folds.
Alice. and Reseda Green. $17.98.
WWW.
i
Covers from $1.
Early showing of the greatest line of Ladies‘ Costumes ever
shown in The Norwalks. Each succeeding season surpasses our pre-
vious eii’orts. Come in and look. We do not ask you to buy: but
get yournclf posted as to the latest and smartest ideas for your Spring
RDAY.
Beautiful
skirt. side
The shades are Black. Old Rose.
SPECIAL SALE OF PORTI‘ERS AND COUCH COVERS.
We hgvc‘them in most beautiful patterns and designs.
as to $2.50.
Porticrs from $2.50 to $8.00. ”
GO-CARTS FOR SPRING.
All iigofi models. The newest designs in Folding Cartsm—a
selection. Prices from $2.00 to‘ $18.00.
at near future.
erma toysettle your bills; no mortgages..no red tape. Y0
great
I
or good name to at good
my? "-
Norwalk Chronicler