"It“
din; t. the headquarters. in
; trout. There was a largo
. idwthn vorioutt nub—trout»
~ gratifying reports. it won
mung Punch tutti Jury
’hart oi the program on
illici‘ilio matter or inw-
‘noortjuu the annulus
Ii. intonation. ,
, , . . beluxjdlspouod or rapidly
, Mitsfiluannd notioiiittg com.
(til hard at Work. tutti
A.“ it number of handsome
’nidl‘nrtlcleu. gush, donations. etc
‘ lt‘. .Aliyirionds who are wil-
e and iiith not yet been
. tire requested to notifl’
nth an of the committee no soon
A
, Warming and entertainment
litters will moot next Mondny
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‘ HOLEpIN scuooutanvs BOW.
.-.Tho‘“Govornor Amen Arrive: at Vinc-
‘ [yard Haven Badly Damaged.
~«YlNEYARD HAVEN. Muss, Mitt-oh
li.+‘-.«Wit.h a. big hole in her port bow.,
the big‘nohoouct; Governor Attics put
it here «today allti‘l't'pOl'li-iti that nlio‘
. mum collision eurly youterduy morn
‘ . .fing with a three-Initiated ahooncr
.wlhl‘i'd. Lightship. It In bellowed inert,-
. that. the three-muster Witt-i the Lelolt.
3 the crew of which were landed in Bus-
tontoday by the steamer Porninn. linv.
iiiwa'andoned thali‘d'tii-iiit‘l after a col-
‘lia on with a large schooner ycstorday
"morning oiT Sandy Hook.
* ginning
“wand you will find it isn‘t so
«hard to save tnonny uftnr nil.
‘ You can- sturt an Actiount born
with ONE DOLLAR. and once
damned, you will take an interest
in seeing it grow.
_ Glad to‘liavu you roll rind tnllt
“t the mnitt‘r ovcr wilth us.
4- Per Cent Interest Paid
on all deposits of $1.00 and over, ’
compounded every» six months. 4
Business hours, 9 it. ill. to 3
p. in. Open Saturday evenings
“(mm 6 to 8 o'clock.
, gm: scum NORWAIK
.5 SAVINGS BANK.
m UNITED BANK BUILDING. I
‘ .» loath Norwaik, Coon.
iii
in this department.
L j‘ item om ‘w .4;
' Bridgeport. nod ‘churxo
"about '22 miles southwest of lt‘ire ls~‘
. l‘llllnu
. Come in and get acquainte
. Nudity Int Nor.
walk and Bridgman-young Mon.-
Tho Pontlmo Athletiti Club gave an
ontortninmontloilt evening. in. Run-
doli’n Halluln mauttNorwuiit. > There
was it gooduttondunno. and much in-
torent was taken in the exhibition of
the young men. Several members of
tho Si'iotinslun class at the Young
Men Christian Association to Bridge-
port. were prurient, no participated in
the. exhibition. Dir'otor Duty. oi
oi the clues,
and the membors'nhowed much prod»
clone under his direction. 'l‘ho visi-
torn up Bridge rt ware Mouser:
Humniill. Smith. anonbnum. Duty and
H. BurtrumLInd they did nomo clover
Work.
Mr, (lothli, the. champion middle-
wuiph iumatcur wrestler of tho state.
gave on exhibition with header Duly.
utul both men were hcurtily upplautiedu
'l‘hn awkward sound of nix members
ol‘ the Position Club, Charles and AI-
bort Wright. Albert Eldredge, Gui-t
'i‘t‘Kri, Rut Wuldron nnd Spurton St.
John. untunod the audience.
An illustration of .lui Jutnu wun til
you by Mosuern Duly nntl Hummill.
COMMERCE COMMISSION MEETS.
important Hearing Schodulod Toda
on Undorbiillng and Mil. '
representation.
NEW YORK. March 23.—~->'l‘ho Inter.
salute Commerce Commission hogan nu
iutportttnl hunting today on the report-
ctl underbllllng turd misrepresentation
of freight by shippers in New York
and other custom points. .
Chairman Murtln A. Knapp and
Commissioners .l. C. Clements and C.
A. Prouiv were prenent when the hour-
ing began. P. .l, Farrell, attorney for
tho’commtsniun. concluded the inquiry.
i-io. culled its the first Witness Robert.
,G. Stevouuon. in general inspector or
Ithe 'l‘runh Line Association in the ter-
{ritory of New York, Connecticut and
.li‘lussnchuseits, us well as the cities of
tBnltimore and Philadelphia. Mr.
doorman enumerated the various in
,spectlon bureaus at the dii’forcnt cities
tthroug'ltout the territory under his jur»
listliction. 'i‘ltt-rt- iil‘i‘ «iii innpccittru in
iNt-w York. tic said that they lit-sport
’both Iocnl and through freight, Iocnl
leuu to points oust of the trunk lino
lit-rtttluol and tho through freight as
liroiuhl ticsitzucd from tho trunk liur
ill'lillliiili. Tho trunlt lino roads. hr
isnitl. itiniurlr tho New York (.‘vutrnl.
3Wcst Shot-o, Baltimore and Ohio. Lt"
'Itluh anlvy. I’vnnsylvnuin. (Ti-ult'ttl
Railroutl of New Jersey. ()nlurio utul
; Westcrn. Eric unid l.."l(‘iil‘l“'fiililfl.
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RECENT. ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
'K’tcw YORK, March 23.-~~AI‘I‘l\'i'tl:
Sit'nuti-r (‘vtlrla from I.Ivtu'poo; Ston-
ntt-r Trnvo trout lil‘t‘llli'll.
BOSTON. Murt‘h 23: AI‘I‘iVi‘til
Stonmur Gooruinu, from London.
SIASCONSET. Moss” March 23.»-
Tltc simmer [.11 Suvolo. l’vom ilnvrt‘,
tor-Now Yorlt, was in‘conimunicntimii
by Wirt‘lt‘ss with tho atntinn Iwro \vltvu -
liln milcs cast of Nantucket Lightship
oi 8:20 a. m. -* '
SIASONSE'I‘. Maser. Mill'i‘h 2I.w~'l‘ltr-
(hainpnnia. from Livorpool and Q immu-
towo for New York. was in conhnunt
Irv wircioss with the station
born when ninety miles east of Nuntut'» l
ltot Lightship at_10:.'t0 n. m.
In no store in The Norwalks can you find such
‘Ioiegant Furniture. The best goods at the lowest prices. Our Ba'sc-
out is an exact counterpart of our stow—same length. same width,
{handsomely fitted and just suitable for a first class Furniture Store.
d with the clans of goods we carry
‘ m ‘ ‘
Trout oi Grandjamdo'w. F. Hoyt. ol'
, , south «Norwni'k.
Nearly a hundred menthol-n ot,’ the
Royal Aruauum nod an oyutor uuppor
nnd'noolnl nosalon in Samaritan Hail.
tutti night. says the Dnnburyc News.
which was also the occasion of n vitiit
trout Grand fitment Dr. C. B), Boynton.
or Souihitigton. nod Grand Secretory
C. E. Hoodloy. of New Haven.
The oyster supper was a trout of
Group Guide W. 1". Hart, oi South Non
walk. oi the firm of W. H. Hoyt and
Son. who are denier-n in the luscious
bivalves. 'Mr. Hoyt was in Dunbnry
n tow weeks ago and outdated In tho
installation (it the new oiflcoru oi the
Dunbury council. At that time he
promised the council on oyutor nuppor.
hunt night’s event was the result. ’i‘hu
oysters were served row and in niow.
the prcpurntlon of them being super:
vised by Mr. Hoyt, nuniutted by C. H.
Belcher. of the council.
During the sunnion there. worn ad—
dreuuou by Rr. Boyntou. Mr. Hon tiny.
Mr. Hoyt and Howurd W. 'l‘nyloi'.
tutti-r won the orator oi’ the oven-ins.
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HOPE HOSE CRAWLING UP.
Brotherton Defeated Schuman in Pool
Content. Last Night.
Hopo Hour. Company rctricvod itself
It little lost night in the tutor-company
pool tournament with the Fire Potion.
Sylvester lirothortou tiofentotl Clutrlos
Schumnn. of the Fire Police. by tho
ncoro of lot) to 70. The scorn oi’ tho
[mind by trainers who:
Schuman. Brotherton
0~~v2 ti
7 lil~~v2
II') 34.-.:
20 iii
20 in
29 55
:too till 3
3:3 7h~r~l
it) 79ml
3t") till-mi
ill 81)
ti? 98
To , loo ----- I
'l‘ht- total more Is now:
Firc Polirc ..................... 1063
Hope Hose ..................... 9.38
As will be tit-u trout the nimvc, tho
h‘ll't' l’olit-t- burr still it big load,
FIRE POLICE NOT RESPONSIBLE. t-tm- of his srliooimatttu at tho Knutii
’i‘ht- followingr contiuuuit'ntion which
to svlt‘oxplunntorij was rcccivcti this
morning. it alludes to the suit oi
Ruhr-rt Lung tigttiust i‘rnuk linker for
ttllogeti Sitifltit't‘.
Dear Sir:
Lung Wits Inirrcstt-tl In W618 to In.- lit-Id
by tho South Norwnlk ii‘it‘i‘ i’ollcc. its
tin-y hurl nothing whutcrt‘r to do with \
it. and obligou,
Youm respectfully,
ii. A. PHILLIPSON.
Soc. S. N. P. P.
“So you rnn't hrlp striding?“
ihr- mugiutrntt. kindly.
“No, your honor. nn‘ Impulut- minim.
m‘tr tut- that I rttn'i resist."
“Too bad, too Iuttl!
attain-(I
i'iit'.
Kindly tii‘li)’ thttl tltv~
Hlllflkt‘l' nutl sparring match that hint
“MRS. .MORIARTY.
. Mrs. Moriarty. it highly respected
rootdont ot Wilton died at her home
at Huckleberry Hill. early yesterday
morning. otter months or culturing.
Elite was born in Ireland about 75 yours
ago and came horn when young. Her
husband. the Into Morris Moriarty, wuu
employed in tho conutruction ot‘ tho
Dnubury 'nnd Norwalk railroad. Mrn.
Moriarty wins it lino typo of n aiurtiy.
industrious nod Itoon witmdairilh wom-
an. and up to the punt summer, when
failing health mode it impossible. the
would walk the three miion from her
home to vurlonu plnoeu about town and
do it hard day's work and walk homo
at night. She always retained hoi-
tehoeri‘ni disposition and death 0&1le
us It moroitui and to her fluttering. but.
sire dlod holding the firm run out or
all who knew her. She ion on (mi!
non, Morris ti. Moriarty. who huts been
her i‘nithi’nt ntiondnnt for duvet-at
n rntlts.
I.i'/.'/.ll‘1 CiOl‘Pt‘l.
Miss-i Lizzio tlioppo tliotl 'I'ut-utiity
owning at the tutt- oi' lint-on yours.
The ticcenucd lmtl lli‘i'il suffering from
lit-ttrt diuunse for snow timc. it‘rlouds
iuri'iotl out. in such numbers youtertitty
morning to intend ilw iunorui of Miss
('lnllpo at St. .lonrpli‘u Church. that
thorn were not t'ill’lt‘lii‘s ruough in tho
pittru to nrconuuotluit- them. The itin-
mu won ui 9:30 n. in. There worn
thirty emotion In ”no and In mnuy or
lili‘lli worn six and .suvrn poopio. MlSS
(‘fioppo With the duuizhtt-r of Mr, and
Mrs. Suhato Citippo. of Laurel St. Dr.
William Mahor oflicitttcd iii ihtI i'un-
crttl utul Interment was in St. Mnry's
comotery. 'l‘hnre were mnny‘iiornl
tributes.
MRS. EDGAR A. KELLOGG.
Mrs. Edgar A. Krilogit dit-d ynston
day morning at hor homo, 78 Whit-r
street, South Norwallt. at. tho ago of
Inixiy-onu years. The (incensed tutti
ibunn iii of lli‘tll'i trouble. Sho It'l'l
I'our childrenwh‘rvti \\'. Kellogg, Mrs.
Loo (lorhnm, Mrs-g. ilnurgo Hhrivor and
Mrs. Lillian llariwlrk. 'i‘lw funeral
will he tiritl iii 2 p. In on Sunday.
:i‘rotu titt- homo of filth. (inrhnm nt in
:“liir'liii‘ place. Rt‘V. W. W. ’I‘. linu-
lran will ttflirimt- and lilit‘i'lllt‘HH will
lilo In itlvt-rsitlo .t‘wmo-tnry,
i Lotus ttt'tuim.
. 'l‘ht- funt-rnl of Milo Louis Kill‘lnliti.
who died no palliit"iit‘fllli‘ in tho pro-s"
Hun Itlittlt'ruurlen. ’l‘umtlny morning.
{was bold from lht‘ Immt- of his pun
,vuis. Mt: utul Airs. tintmh Kurimui. til
it!) Iioyi strt-nt. iii 1 [r 111.. ymtm-daty.
Rt-v. Gabriel liokus nillrlzttod. unit in-
tt-rmt-ni was. in i’lut- isluud cotuvivrv
"The lad Will-i nth yours and gown
tmoitt‘hu of ago.
3 MRS. IiRllltlifi‘l‘ MORIARITY.
l hli's. Bridgetwtnrimny dirtl ya-utvr-
.tlny iii her ho ' in Wilton. ‘l‘ito tit'~
framed in aurvi by auroral rhiltirt-tt.
Flint-ml service» wiil‘br lit-Id at I2
.o'rlork upon. tomorrow, at St. Mnry‘s
(‘hurt-h, Norwnik. utul intrrmcnt will
llw in St. hlfli'y'x t‘rmutvry.
JAMES ’I‘l'TTI.E.
The funeral utiliutnm Tuttlr. n mout-
;lter of Our Brothers. Latino. I. O. 0. i-‘..
An Impuluo to was held in Now (‘nnnun ycstrrtlny til"
send you up for six mrmthu is gutting ternoon. A delegation from tho Iotlitv
,hnld of “if“. ’I‘horn! it‘s not hold: Six oitcndcd.
monthx: can‘t rosinl.
Willlill wi‘ul tlting."l~- ~(‘hirugo 'i‘rilutuc.
e.
W
Tho tlclt-gution consisted
lmpnlsn is u of Willinm H, .lnrtvz-t. (‘Inrt-m-o liuttrry.
l-lhcn Eaton nutl ('hurlos A, ilurr.
I
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ttdndtidttrttdd
Service Guaranteed
.1 On Every Pair.
Knee. Heel and Toe
0i Stouiesi Irish Linen.
ttdtttttttttttt
osTnANosn Given A HEARING.
'Torrington Man. Accused of- Arson,
Bound Over.
’I‘OitRlNG'l‘ON. March 23.———Edwnrti
tflstrnmlor. cltnrgt-d with attempted ur-
uon. was given a hunting hoiore the
Borough Court this rimming and wns
hound over for the next tcrm oi' the.
Superior Court notion» bonds or $300.
According to the story toldrhy the wit.
urea-sou, Samuel Jackson. on tho night
:ol' Fi’lii‘liitl‘y iii. wont to the burn but
limitation; to Attorney Samuel A. iter-
imnu, of Winutt‘d, and found the hay
smoulduring. Ontrnntlor lny by tho
llll,\' uniwp. It» With nrotu-tutl untl the
hr» was put out its was uppout-rl ill
‘tlw limo. Jackson sent. word to Her-
iiuttu, nud. rt-lurniug to the burn, found
filtv huy ngnin smtmldoriug. Oxtratn
:tlt‘l'. up on tho first occasion, was beside
itiw Imy (islot‘p. Ostrnndor stutod in
iron" that on tho titty in question he
lwrni to nit-op in tho burn and ltncw
inothiug more until he who aroused by
Lincknou. He admitted that ho httti
:twnn drinking heuvilv, but denied that
the llitti anything to do with tho tlrc. Ho
fhtttl no idea. thnt ho was wanted by
jtht: authorities when he iilnl‘l‘li‘tl the
ihousckt-opor oi 'i‘hmtuts McNuity. oi
iiurwiutott.
i
l ENGINEER FATALLY HURT.
I uncommon. N. v. March ::t.-.t
illilriilifli‘i'tl swit-h consult a lil'itil-Ull
roilirion In tho Nt-u‘ i'tirit (fontrul Stu-
tion in 0:35 this morning bmwron the
wrst-bouttd rapt-run No. 272 and the
Auimrn art‘mnmtnlniion. 'Tho engineer
oi'tlw 'Auluiru li‘ilin. Alhcrt Iiurk.
of this city wru-z intuliy injill't‘ll.
IEGER o co.
Cadet Sci
. ‘ NOS. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE'BUILDI
mutt St
, ' All. Mothets »
‘ Wilt opprcclnto a chance to'broqk
away from tho domino hookah. The
way to do It in to buy CADET STOCK-
INGS, which an wear-proof, ro-inforc-
ed- at lines. but and too with otoutut
IrIIh linen. Mode of plaid yum. No
weak places. No seam to chute and
rub. 25¢ per pair, IIght weight and
heavy weight; all the same price.
Send thoboy tor the Cadet Course
n Jiquitsu. Japanese art. of dull (to-
i'ence. He'll'llke It and it's iron.
,TRISTRAM 8‘5 HYA'I'I', NORWALK. CONN.
nun-M
SEVERE TEST.
Has a Few Collisions .to Try
Strength.
Its
soon Icon» for Ptitsburg for on in-
sportiou of tho electric locomotivos
which this company will employ in
the operation of its electric. survict: on
tho. New York division.
Titt- Now Haven ortlerod 25 of those
clcrtric machines from the Wasting
house (toznpnuy lust October. One of
them has been completed during the
last. ten days nntl tho ntanui’ncturing
company has been busy committing u
unrim oi‘ cxperimcms to test. its stu-
blltty in ordinary use and also what
iocr it has in case of an accident.
An. oiilrlal oi the
that one fcnturc of the tests by tho,
,Wostinghous» people was to send the
li‘ltw'lrit‘ tunrhino nlong tho-rolls at it
tun miio tin hour clip and let it butt
into :1 number of old freight curs. Go-
innr at this spend tho engine wns run
into standing trains. but. so for on
would he sot-n St,’nr(‘t‘l)' any damage
was done to its mechanism by tho.
,i‘ort‘t- of the collision. The cugino iii
In Itltsar iiuld has boa-n run 2.500 mllns
mo for and Its operation has boon on—
‘tlrely satisfactory. This engine is
said to he a littic heavier than the
nveragr strum locomotive.
\Yiu'n tint otilcipls oi‘ the Consoli-
Itlnicd go down to tho Westinghouse.
'works to import this proposition. it is
understood that it will be given a
micro scvort- test to show its behavior
in rat-to of nrrident. and it will bi: sent
over a clean road. which the makers
tire said to ho building nour their
works.
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new ELECTRIC enemas STAND!
(lilit-ittls of tho New Haven Y'Otiti will ‘
Consolidated said ,
NEW SOCIETY.
Connecticut Branch. Daughters of War
of 1812. Formed in NewHaven.
Mrs. William Gerry Blade. of New
“fork. president, ofv the National 30v
gnicty of the Daughters of. the War of
1812, mot at number of prominent Con-
necticut Indies yesterday In New Ha~
driven. and steps were takerr for the
formation of a. slate branch of, the so-
Irioty. The gathering took place at the
‘Nt‘W i-ant-n house. and the delegates
‘utet as the guests oi“ Mrs. Charles H.
Plum-y, Derby, vice-president. Mrs.
‘l-‘rodorlck ll. Stanley, New Britain. se-
‘rrt‘tary, Mrs. Noyes D. Baldwin Der-
.by, registrar, Miss Ada. i1. Hyde.
‘ Brooklyn
, The charter members besides the ot-
‘iircrs. are: Mrs. H, S. Hitchcock. Mort.
den. Mrs. George F‘. Riggs. Derby, Mrs.
Curios Storrs, Anaonla. Mrs. Edward
rt), Mora. Bridgeport, Mrs. George li‘.
lNowt-omb. New Haven and Mrs. SM
trons. of Stamford.
‘BIBLE CLASS FOR MEN ONLY.
Tho Men‘s Bible. Class 01‘ the First
Mt-tlltitllst (‘hurch mcctn each Sunday
‘at 12 o’clock noon. and led by tho
1punter. tht- Rot". W, W .T. Duncan.
i'l‘hc fullest discussion is enjoyed of
illitll‘fll and religions questions. The
throw nr-vt Sunday is “Temperance."
‘nud in view of the recent agitation
ion this subject, the theme will be
ipnrticularly intorosting. Twenty one
town gathered that Sunday. All the
members are requested to be present
But the next. session. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to any who have no
church duties at that hour.
I
Costumes.
and Easter apparel.
Early showing of the greatest line of Ladics' Costumes ever
shown in The Norwalks. Each succeeding season surpasses our pre-
vious efforts. Come in and look. We do not ask you to buy: but
get yourself posted as to the latest and smartest ideas for youLSpring
.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
$17.98 for a handsome Chilton! Panama Eton Suit.
Beautiful
Carpets and Rugs at Special Prices for Saturday.
Here is ’a great proposition: I Anybody buying Carpets from
us during this sale. Saturday only. we wili'sew and lay same free of
charge. no matter how large the Quantity may be. We can shO‘W‘ .
you samples from 500 a yard up: to $2.00. This means agreat saying
to you. but we do this simply by the way of introduction. Easy
payments for those who wish them.
SMART sum FRONT onnssnns ~ ‘ '
in Quartcred Oak oranhogany finished. The woods are thoroughly
. ' , h
seasoned and highly polished. Every piece. guaranteed or your
J
Buy your Furniture from or.
unit to up.
money back. Easy weekly payments on Furniture. . '
tho largest niodtio‘n
We want you to (It latitudinal! You may mitt
.‘l
_ We give you the lowest pricél.,the,,but goo'dI.
. Don’t fail to vinit thin deporttnont.
IWVZ‘U‘H‘V
, 't
quality of Panama and Chiffon. with the new circular skirt, side
platted and trimmed with folds. The shades are Black. Old Rose.
Alice. and Resorts Green. $17.98.
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Covers lrom $1.25 to $3.50, 1
_ L" Portiers from $2.50 to $8.00.
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“n...” W. . “WIWuum-
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" , oocnnrs non ammo. ‘
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All 1906 models. The newout designs in Folding Carts-a great
’ttoloctiori. ifrices from $3.00 to $1500.
.‘rafllest tat-mi to settle“ your bills: no mortgagoomo red tape.
.intir’t tho our mitt“: , , ‘ ‘ > , .7 , _ 1 , ,
SPECIAL SALE OF PORTIERS AND COUCH COVERS.
. We have them in most beautiful patterns and designs.
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Norwalk Chronicler