'W-«I I1 WAIHINGTON 0T. 1‘. - WMMW__~ M Local News Notes. St Johns Lodge 1‘ and A. M.. of . Norwnlk, will confer the second degree Thursday evening. Cockenoe Tribe. I. 0.11. M. has started preparations tut its annual em tertalnment and dance. at Lockwood's Hull Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R., held a Iegular business meeting that even- ing. In G. A. R. Hall, in South Main. stteot A union ncigltbm-hood prayer meet.- ing will be held this evening at tho Icsldence of W. 8.1(cmp. 33 West Main street.’ ' The Mattatuck Gun Club of Water bury. will have a special shoot on Thursday. Norwalk sportsmen have ‘ been invited to be present. The most healthful, upbuildlng medl- clno known to science; gently soothes the liver and nerves, makes digestion easy brings to all the sweet sleep of youth. Holltster’s Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Plalstcd’s Drug Store. » The Rev. VII. E. Manson. of Hemp- stead, Long Island. will occupy the pulpie of the. Norwalk Methodist Church on Sunday, April- 81h. In the pool tournament of the Nor- walk Club. last evening, Howard A. (.‘rnmpton. rater at 115. defeated Ile- wls (J. irocn. rater 711. by a score of 11.". to 119. W... The regular wobbly class meeting will be bold 31hls evening at the South Norwailt Methodist IuItiI-r the loader- shlp of Seth Remington. asslstI-d by \VcbuieIHAveIry,.oi' Pound Rhine. » ~~ , Company D and the liarstrom School baseball team will play the in- door game again Wednesday night. This will probably be a very will con- test, as each team has deft-atoll thI- other once. It is believed that the present l‘lllll storm has spoiled any further chances of harvesting any more too crop this season. The storm has also playml havoc with the remains of 1111' last heavy snow 'slortn. The Almasz-Kosmuros case. which was to have been tried tomorrow I)t' fore Justice of the Peace Clark has been settled out of court by the pay- ment of a subutnncial sum to the plaintiff Mrs. Kormoros. Mrs. Caroline Iincll, who is to ad dress the free will offering meeting March 28th. III the Methodist Church, is a true New Eng; ndI-r of Muytlowvr mock on the mo cr‘s side: on tho father's side she traces her ancestry to the Plantagcucts. and possesses the Yankee t-qulpolse under Itll circum- stances. Admission free. Tho remonstrance to the Discsa it cause granting is being heard today before the county commissioners, at their Bridgeport ollcc. 'l‘ho remun- strntors are being represented by At tornI-y John .1. Welsh. of Norwalk. and Attorney George 11. Voshurgh. of South Norwaik. A number of witness- es who testified at tho remonutranmr hearing were put on the stand this morning and gave testimony very sim- ilar in nature to that given before the County Commissioners. muomof—roa THE PLAINTIFF. m- Bumuol Hull Got- Judnmont Again-t Treat I Ihopard Company. A docinion was handed down today by Judith Taylor in the suit of Samuel liull against the Trent A Shepard com. pany. of Bridgeport. The suit was brought through Attorney John Keogh and was over It piano which Mr. Hull claimed to have paid for, but which tin» plonn company“ took 1mm him an «tor a writ of rapicvln. The finding of Judge Taylor says that he imlisves the practice under which the piano won taken in not 11qu liable and it not. to he canmtrnuml. He. therefore finds for the plaintiff to recover 050 and com STAMFORD MAN OROPI DIAO. STAMFORD, Jinnah 21-minute It. tincture, who will employed by aperry and Treat. centres at at New Haven, I dumped doad‘ today while he wad working on the aim improvements in ninth. and Company’s building here. ilanford lived in Clinical and was 40 years old. and diam I Nutty. lie was a carpenter and t1nt carrying timber in the second diioor‘ when he fell over our. ”My being the can”. I". I SYRUP Q? WHITE FIN! AND TAR .nn‘d full «and on and rent. udy haying dolls for war I to» property. 709»! nothing to list zfour 93”“7'“ , Illa Sinclair Plyntotdh Burned In Water’ 3 Edge, Continued From First Page. feuds from the and of the regular line born Fall River out to the piers. one t'Iaclt running to the and of Long Whatt‘. The repairs on the Plymouth had just commented, while them on the Puritan and Priscilla were practically completed. The Plymouth and the City of Lowell were lying lathe south dock. thc‘former being on the side next to the pier shed while the latter was tied up to Long Wharf. In the north dock were the other three steamers. At the head of the dock was the paint shop and the old rail- road station. while extending toward the north were the machine shops. Steam is kept up on heard all the steamers, but there are usually no tires in the kitchens. The Watchman on board the Ply- mouth was startled when. shortly be fore 2 o'clock this morning. he dis covered flames bursting front the sa- teen in the after part of the best. He quickly aroused the men sleeping in the lower hull. As the men tumbled "out of their banks and sought the stairs the flames were already sweep- ing toward them and scarcely one had time to seize his clothes in the rush for the upper deck. The men tried to subtitle the flames. but the tire was raging too fiercely to he stayed by a few buckets of water. Within a few. minutes the entire city fire fighting force had been summoned to the scene. but before the first. ef— fective stream had been turned on. the plant was threatened. The big ocean tug (l. W. Morse came alongside the end of the dock and sent a line to the City of Lowell. which had caught fire on her port side. The captain of the tug started his vessel too quickly and the tow line ported. by the time the second line had been tossed to the boat. the harbor tug Solicitor appeared on the scene and also sent a line to the Lowell. 'l‘he twa tugs battled the vessel out into the harbor and the Morsc‘s crow put not the fire. in the meantime the flames had on- velopod the Plymouth from stem to stern and had jumped to the tall wood. on hoisti shears overhanging the vessel. ant to tho picrc shod. lly 2:30 the firemen 1::th up hope of saving the shears and tho shod. 'i‘hc lire by that titut- had lllxfli‘Ki'll the paint shop Ind the old lltIIltIzItl station at the head of the MN and they wmv IleIlIl) destroyed. 'l‘ he Morse and the Solicitor stI-amcd in again through the smokc and lllil‘llv tug brands and towed the remaining strainers to safety. The Puritan and Priscilla were scorclwtl. but UXN‘DI ”ruin smoke their interior Iltiinus were 'Int damaged, ’l‘bc Naugatuck was nu. thumped. ’I‘ho Ilrcmcn \vI-I'c able to prcvvnt a further curved or the flames. The sthIIIIer Plymouth was a .‘ililt‘ whorl vessel of 2,280 tons not burdmt. S‘ht- was built at Chester. Pa, in 1800. ‘iI-I‘ hull was constructed of steel and ‘ii‘l' interior littinu’s wore nearly all of ‘vntttl. ilur lt-ugth was 2107 foot. lli‘l‘ .vitlth 50 loci. and her dr-pth of hold 21 feet. She was valued at hourly ll. mil- lon dollars and was practically a to- al loss. ' The loss on the wharf is estimated 21 $25,000. and on the shears $10,000, while the damage to the (lily of Low -11 will l‘t‘llt‘ll III-urly $10,000. The paint shop and the old railroad :latioII \vt-re of slight value Just before noon the body of a miss- ius l’ortuguostr fireman, Innis larmont, about 2.1 years 01' ago, was found on board the Plymouth. Death evidently .vns caused by suffocation. although It" body was. badly burned. It is be. low-d that Iwmout'n home was III New York. The long experience a man has the aster it is for him to fall In love. The Iliad Ndminislratnr is the Trust LIIIIIIItnII tho Combining maximum of EXPERIENCE PROFICIENCY RESPONSIBILI. ’l‘Y with the mum OF ilNOlL‘lt’l‘AlN'l‘I' DELAY EXPENSE. The 80nd Notwali Trust to. mini- , 'l'itA'l‘Oit EXEC. .U'l‘ott. itlls. 'I'EIII AND QUAIL ,_ ‘DIAN. ' Capital 100.000. surplus $211,000 run Lino ..’ II. It snuwma and DRIP!!! i M! YUM”) Baseball Goods FR IOII TO OL‘UII. rink-0% of amount I ‘ , ' (1th1‘ vessels harassed Plymouth was doomed and the entire' \ acts as ADMINIS- WHAT HE SEEKS; PROTECTION AND GOOD LOOKS. AND LONG SERVICE WE BHOW THE NEW LONG-AND- LOOSE MODELS TURES. OXFORD GRAY AND BLACK TOP'COATS ARE PLAYING A ”STRONG SECOND. EASTER WILL BE HERE BEFORE YOU REALIZE 11'. WT F‘lll’ER‘S the best service from any one else. Some of the goods we have to offer: For Horses and Cattle. For Poultry. No. 1 Oats. Fancy Oats. Chick Feed. Wheat Feed. Cut Ilny. Gluten Feed. international Wheat. Buy Outs 'l‘lIats (‘lI-zm. A FULL LINE OF heel plates etc. 49 WALL STE, NORWALK. evenv MAN WANTS A RAINCOAT; BUT HI! WAN. bouaLs Possess; TO KEEP HIM any wuss 11’ Min oases HIM WELL wnsu IT's CHILLY AND CLEAR" . soot-I III we TAILORED sxcucsucs or ‘OURitfiAINCOAT8, AND THEIR QUALITY THAT svsny MAN Hues IN TH pt EXACTLY P ,‘nssc'r. FIT ,We have been selling grain for fifteen years and have made a reputation for selling the best quality and giving We are going to stick to that same quality the saute cure in delivering, and we believe that by dealing with us you will obtain better results than Chick Manna. H. 0. Feeds. » Cr Corn. _Huy ' Meal / .' Corn. - ll 0. Feeds. Salt. ‘Ff.’ lilt. Bran. Shells. licol‘ Scraps. . All Grains. , Pratt‘s Food. ‘. Foods. . rr m A . (“AND no .5 IN ’FANCV MIX. h0to$20 THE NEW FITTEBBVACK SPRING OVERCOATS ARE MAKING A BIG HIT WITH YOUNG FELLOWS, AND THE NEW MODEL COVERT $10 to $25 SPRING HATS AND FURNISHINGS ARE READY TO BE PICKED. Spanldlng’s Baseball Goods including mils gloves, bails. toe plates. 1 At W. P. BEERS’ 6 80. MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK. is one of the thief factors of success. M. A. MERRILL. Principal. on. Fannie... For Farm. Garden. Lawn and Gnonobouus. Super-Phosphate of time. around Bone, Ash”, Plaster. Air-Stacked ' Lime and Stable Manure. Map” '. Bradley '1, Wilson a Spools! Fertilizers At an mom: ss'o‘s. Edison Phooographs, $l0, $20. $30. One Dollar Per Week. A. J. Angevlne d. FURNITURE. ITO. spruce in, 10 ft. to 401. long. All kinds and nudes of suit and limb description of- bull wort: lift-W ,, W 1 . Preparatlon I34 Washington 811.. Go. Not-walk. hard wood lumber mm. common stock or document. blinds out house trim or variati- MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE otters Iti'cllltics for a thorough business training. Norumlk, Conn. SOn, The Hatch d. Bailey on Lumber and Mill Work fer Everuthtna. from a Binary to a Palace. «taint and 1911011101on '11th from 0111.: it in. to 12 in. x 1! handmade ’For'the llttle hacking cough Ind‘irrltstod throats common at . this lesson of the your there to nothing better than pure Horo- hound drops. - 5c Bag; 20c,,P'ound. In short Pharmacy TEL. CALL, 15—8. Maples & Goldscitmldt (30. 0mm“) COMMISSION BROKERS. lesion in Stocks, .Bonds. Grain and Cotton. cum a coma Ilook. I6. Norwallt. TonAv IN’WALL «Ream WALL S'I‘RE .}’I‘. 10:10. a. m.-I"irsl prices of most of the speculative In. vorlteu at. the opening of the stock market today were unchanged from last night and of the remainder only a tow (hanged more than 1.1.. Small gains predominated. Stitching with a gain of hi. was the only feature. Deal- ings were on a moderate scale. WALL STREET. 11 a. In.-—T1Iere was very little independent action in the early stock operations. traders ge- nerally taking their one from the move ment of Reading. which was highly irregular. lts uncertain fluctuations restricted ventures in the more stable stocks and there was little novelty to the dealings In the well-known rall~ road stocks. AII curly loss in Reading of a point was recovered, but it was ruling at the tom-st again at 11 o'clock. \1 ALI. 811111 1-’l‘ “(1011*1’1111‘5 ran off to below last night when reports “etc circulated of a disagreement lit the (out confidence at Indianapolis. the minimum “as naitmw outside of a fun stm ks. III-ailing lust " lit. 'l‘iII ionc was hesitation. though, ill some tosott-Ilt-s at noon. Roads \i'vi‘r' it Ictznlut. . dam. sauna/r l n m. The solit- iug movr z-mut boutmo II'IIgvly extend- l'll. runny stotks running off a point In 111010. The heavy liquidation III Reading and the absence of suppoIt in othci promincnt stocks luduwd c-ou .siIlctttblc professional srllliin. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. . Report over the private wtres or The Maples a. Goldscbmldt Co.. Com- I . mission Brokers. Swnrtz db Corbett Block. South Norwnlk. Telephone 153. Open High Low Close. Amal Cup. 108% Itlllld 1077.1. 101%. A. C. & I“. (30.. 127i. 411 431,1; 42112 A. C. & 1’. [1310103 I010; 101% 101% Am, Cut. Oil 3213,11 33”,“. 33113 33% Am. 100. 5014. Si 491$. 51 Ant. Lot-o. . 09 001,1. 0817.. 087... Am. Smelt 1500’. 1601.5. 150 150 Am. Sugar 1391,14 1101/; 13013 139% A, 'l‘. & S. Fe. 0114 911/. 03% 11-114 A. 'I‘. 8. Po. [1. Ill-1% 104% 104% 10-11,; Iiulto. & Ohio 11119 111% It“. 11114. littlyu. it. It. tit 84% 830.. 83% Ches. & Ohio 59% 50% 58% 5801. (i111. & N. W. 231 2:14 231 23-1 (1h, Gt. Wont.‘ 20% 20% 20% 20% C. M. It S. 1’. 17071. 17019 170% 17001. (‘01. i~‘. & l. 111% 05% 64 04 Con. (his. 11815149“ 147% 147% 1101.1 & 11ml. 208 2011. 207 207 16110. 43% 4‘1 43% 131/. Erie; 1st. prI. 70 71% >78 ion. 10100. 167% 16791116714. 167%. Ill. Con. 172% 1721/. 172% 17214 1.0“. & Nash. 1110 151% 150 150 Manhattan 16?. 162 ‘ 102 162 Mott. Con. 24% 24% 24% 24% M. K. (it '1‘ 35 301,5 ' 311 30 M. K, & '1‘ pd. 72% 72%. 0201. 72% Mt). Putt. INS Oil ' 913% 90% Nut. head. 82 82% 82% 80% N. Y. Cen. 144111. 14401. 1.44% 14414 Nerf. &' West. 811% 811% 88% 1181/. Ont. at West 00% 50% 110% 5014 Poe, Mall. 11114 40% 41W. 45% Penn. R. R. 138% 138% 137%13706 Pee. Gas. 011% 9614 95% 06% Pro». 8. (Int. 02027.41 53 02% 5255 Reading. 135% 130% 133% 1331i, lisp. Steel. 29 29 29 Rock Island 26% 20% 26% 2111/; Son Pee. 0771.» 07%. 67% 67% Flea. Ry Co. 407/... 41 10% 40% Son. lty. C. p. 102 102 ~102 102 Texas. Pan. 3:115 33% 811% 33 Union PM. 1637 i. 154% 152% 164% U. 8. Rubber 1’10 0'1 56% 0.1% U. 8.. Steel 40% 40% 311% 119W (1. 15. Steel 1). 100% 100% 100% 100% Wabash pfd. til _ 61“ 4901; 40% -W—um KILLED BY THIRD RAIL TRAIN. New Britain Rural Mull carrier's wm KI lied in Same Way Nlno Yours Ago. . . hilllW BRITAIN. March 21.-John B “Router. a rural carrier attached to the New Britain post-omen. was struck at the East Main street crossing a few minutes before 0 o'clocktthlu morning by the third rail car trtim Hartford Mr. nutritive vehicle was smashed to pieces and he was thrown 76 feet. sus minis: injuries from which he died an hour later. There are gates at the crossing. but accordion to eyewitnesses they were not lowered to notify Mr. Bowler oft tits approaching our. The summit stolen ttlt 1.; Organized» for Bible tSudy and the mu were cutout-mil bu . V 110th , WEAR. * SELLECK 98 WASHINGTON ST. Have you a fresh Ov'ercoai tor tricky, Spring? ftil Ours fit with striking style Woolens, both domestic and imported. Individually tall- and custom-made, they fit with striking style. g» YOUR SIZE IS YOUR FIT. EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN MEN‘S FINE ’30 Spring Shirts, Neckwear and Hats. ‘ Telephone Call 165-5. $10. on to $25. on. . t I . d. I. . “It 4 ‘V j... 1111 & PRI 1 SOUTH noun;. 1‘ w, Jam in tins. regular 10c goods. Less than cost. Steamed Hominy or Hulled Corn, 1 tine. All above good or money back. Turnipe scarce and high. Reduction. Raspberry Pie Fruit. “La Blonds." makes 2 qts. sauce, or 4 pics. 3 cans Im Marshall's can . . ................ 18c Stuart’ 3 Fresh Herring, can. .xec Soused Mackerel. can ....... 15c Brook Trout, can ...........12c 6 carts Domestic Sardines . ..,25c rted Sardines... ippercd Herring, ..25c 72 NORTI-I MAIN STREET. SOME BARGAINS IN CANNED GOODS. ‘\ 1r ' '. ' Pie Pineapple, cans of Grated Pineapple, 10c. Plum, Gooseberry, Apricot, Peach, 7! New York State Canned Pumpkin, special good bargain. 9c: 3 for 25d island Beauty Canned Peaches, heavy syrup. thIs time, 14c. A few can: Fresh Pineapple Chunks, some cans, 10c. -* '3‘ Dates to close out balance. at 5c 1b., » Fine Parsnlps and Spinach; also Sweet Potatoes. Have good ones. but rather large, 251: Have just 4 pails Mackerel. will close out at $1.00 pail. Smoked Norway Sardines, very tasty in sandwich, 12c tin. Raspberry, cooked as any dried fruit for sauce, short cake or Black Raspberries. In one are a success for if you raise chickens. romomber we have chicks on .the market,. 31/29 'Vibtj small iota. Waltln’fi your valued orders, we are here to serve and pierce. Lettuce, Parsley. Celery, Spinach. Radishes, Etc. ‘ ‘ . LOUIS Joselof .7 TEL. CALL. 198—2. 1 A \ ergo can, So. Good It! A blend of Peach Apricot Plum AMI _ 11on ow to, 2 for 25¢. be best feed "“11", I 5 sweet Navel Oranges .351: I doz. large Sweet Oranges. . .250- 1 doz. extra large Swe'ct Or— anges ....... .306 Fancy Lemons, per doz. . . . . a Red Onions, per peck . .. ‘ D-Zerta Pudding, pkg“ GRANULATED SUGAR. FLOUR. BAG ...................... I3 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. JUNE BUTTER, LB. ........... EVAPORATED APPLES, 2 PKGB. r ..... KALE PK. SPINACH. PK. 15 NAVEL ORANGES ............. . DUCK EGGS. GA TURNIP8 IN TOWN. 20 NORTH MAIN 01'. :O NORWALK, CT. ' O o CONGREOATIONAL MEN’S LEAGUE: Fostering of Church Activities. The first regular meeting of the Men‘ a Bible Class of the Norwalk Con- gregational Church was held during the Sunday school hour Huntley. About twentydive men were present when or- ganisation was perfected The class. which is for the put-pone of Bible Study and the fostering ot the social side of church life will be called the Mha s league. Mayor Charles L Glo- ver, was ducted pr walent: John M. Burr, secretary and Lleninmin F. An drown. treasurer. The pastor, Rev George D. Egbert... will hate charge of the class The subject for discussion Sunday was "Jacob up to Date" Nevt Sunday's topic is “Predestlnation.” TEITIMONY IN IMOOT OAIE. t notion of testimony in preceded against Bonator 801001. was and Untied at 11:10 today. The arguments mud in tune day as: week to ‘ ‘ ' “by counsel. ......................... LARGE SUPPLY or ASSORTED c'Akss Ls. ................... ....- . ..................... SWEETB, ORANGEB, FIGS, LETTUCE, UNITED GROCERY CO. ‘ WASHINGTON, March 27.--'l‘he "1- WI .hhm 1101mm Mm ..... 1..;.-. ......................... a ........... unto.- ................... “I”. run,- ...................... v.11.“ .............. ..n.....r.,‘,l.n CELE RY, Fl NEST N ' IAIT NO (1 FILED 1N SECRETARY. Documents have been" lilo 1:108 in- the cities of the s ' r Glimaa Brothers IBM to of incorporation? laundry?! than (litmus Clara Gilm’ del Stern capital stock The General Constritittl of Bridgeport. certliicfls tlon, capital stock 11000, 1» tors. Cecil 11. Trait/brine , rich. end A .1. Benny: .7 The Red Stag rests . tort! certificate I“ org . . The Atlas Machine 0 tertiary. certificate of‘ ~ pl'tnl stock. 810,000.’ A asunder W. IAmont. j (Ind Andrew Gardner, all ‘1 any. The Buckingham Pit puny. certificate of lace ~ . tat stock $20,000 the . ions. 0. W. Pond Kent Shepherd. ALsANr. March summon 11on at 1 non.
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