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total Nuts Notes.
Arthur Pomeroy, of Boston. is in
Norwaiit on a business trip.
Miss Helen Delury, who has been
visiting friends here, has returned to
ltcr home in Danbury.
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. Holllster's Rocky Mountain
Tea. 85 cents. Plaisted‘s Drug
store. .
The pastor will visit the morning
class tomorrow at the First M. E.
Church. John Greenwood leads.
Joseph A. Vollt. has sold to Matthew
Corbett an undivided half of property
in Raymond street, consisting of land
and buildings.
-Smali lean, Fresh llams, lit: lb
liayes‘ market
Miss Jennie Smith. of Merwin street.
who was operated on at, the. hospital.
yesterday afternoon. is reported today
as resting comfortably,
Free distribution of 100 little Bibles
will be made tomorrow at the First
M. E. Churchhas usequel to the scr-
mons on theIBible by the pastor.
A regular business meeting of
Cockenoe Tribe. 1. 0. it. M.. of Nov-
walk. was held last night. Next Fri
day night the adoption will be con-
fetrcd.
wHy express today. Roe Shad. liiI:
Buck Shad. 13c: iladthclt. .'Ic; Haddmk
Rocs 15c.I Ontbill’s
in the advertisement of M. S. Smith
at Company you will find several in
tercsting items. Special offerings of
latlies' white shirt waists. dress shirts.
etc. Read it.
All members of Olive Branch Lodge
Knights of Pythias. are requested to
attend the meeting tomorrow after-
noon a 3 o'clock, to act on the death of
Edward Carlson. .
.iohn J."lI‘ishelI."Of Bridgeport, will
render the offertory solo at the First
Methodist Church tomorrow night. Mr,
Fisher recently captivated a mass
meeting of Masons at. their gathering
iii a neighboring city.
~l‘ork Cltops and Roasting l’orit.
Hc lb. liayes' market.
The lIJvaorth League servictI tomor-
row night at the First Methodist
Church will be led by Allen ii. Ely
This service will be the special mouth»
ly consecration.servico. ’l'itc pastor
will assist at the close.‘
itoutiuc business matters came up
last light at the montltly meeting of
the ()fllccrs‘ Association of thc Nor.
want Fire Department. The depart-
ment will havphthe first outdoor
"wash" of thwottgncxt 'l‘ucsdny
night.
The baseball game between the liar.
ntrotn school to and the Overlook-
Sellcck Military (lie'my nine. sched-
ttlcd for this III fl,.llflfi bccu post-
potIIIIt until this Drum)“. The coil-
tcat will be pin (Id on the iiiast nvc-
nun groondsq a“ I
The spring the public schools
begins on Monday next. New pnpib
will be admitted at tho kittdcrgartI-IIII
at both of the South Norwaik buildings
wtliu Franklin and. the Knudsenav-lor
ihc ,vcat at this time. in order to III
ganlu- tho wot-.lt alucc tltc term is oulv
twelve weeks in length. all new colu-
l'l'H must be presented tlII.I first \vcclt
of April.
Mr, and Mrs. W. B. Lawrence. id. ii.
I"iiill’ll., W. Ii. Russell, W. A. l‘tttiz.
Mina Fritz. A. Lock, John lI‘I'IIIIet'. ll.
8. ilrlgga. New York: ll. D. Knight.
il. 'l‘. Grcvatta. Boston; Miss I‘latoiln
White, llaobul'y; Mitts lI1llznbcih A.
i-1t'vlu. South Norwulk: A. ti, Judson.
Scuttle. Within; .1. l). ltuaa. Ilttffalo; 1’.
ti. Whitney, New Haven: i.. ll. Cot-Ir
lull. Washington. D. (3.: II‘ruuit hilt-It
ham, Robert A. Dove. A. F, lI‘arIIIy.
lI‘rIIuit .l. Gleason. W. H. Smith. Nor-
Ivuiit: W. A. Mr Earthy. of Dawcgo.
were at the Hotel Clifford. yI cutortiay
Cornell A Jewell.
J. O. Jonningl,
Practical Painters.
You aint by the autism yard.
1.. til: . Paint is a full square guliuu.
i., a M. Zinc burdens l.. dt M. White
Loud and makes L. & Mul’atut wear
lIItII iron.
lIutIr gailous L. a M. mixed with It
gallons Linseed Oil will point a mod-
IIrnlo sized ’houue.
Actual coat l.. It M. about st 20 per
gallon n.
Any Church will be given It liberal
quantity free whenever they paint.
Wm. Baker. Hammonton. N. .i..
Writes. “Have handled thousands of
gallons of the L. A Iii Paint. best
paint in America: probably in the
world. "
said by Chu. til now. 80th Nor.
walk. Conn; Hubbeli It Staples Haw.
(‘o.. Norwallt. Conn: W 8. (layer a
Sun Westport. Guam; Northrup Bros"
floutbnort. dosh.
Impuliul lithium than
«‘1qu to cum Wills hymns can.
till «leap lion and rant.
We are already having call- for sum.
our property. can nothing to tilt
young-0pm» Tunic—J15 of amount
Taylordtaoldon
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IREV. VAN DOREN ILL.
m
‘Wu in a Critical Condition Last Night,
‘ lot is Improved Today.
i The Rev. DeW. 'l‘. Van boron. pastor
of the Norwalk Baptist Church, was
taken suddenly and very seriously fit
that nlnht For several hours he was
.111 a critical condition but today he is
considerably improved and it is
thouuht that the danger point has
.been passed
Mr. Van Doren was in New York yes-
terday and oh the way home on tho
itrain he became ill from a heart af-
fection. He grew steadily worse and
thought he managed to get home all
right. fell into a swoon as soon as he
artived.
Dr. Janice (.1 GtegOIy and Dr. Wald
S. Gregory wcte summoned and they
were obliged to use very heroic rente-
dles. it was two hours before the
stricken cicrgytuen recovered con-
Bciousucss.
Owing to ltis weakened condition
due to the attack. Mr. Van Doren will
be unabltI to occupy his pulpit tomor-
row. Arrangements at'c being made
to secure a clergyman for the day.
TO CLOSE THE CHURCH YEAR.
Features That Will Mark the Last Scr.
vice Before Conference.
'l‘omorrow‘ evening at the First
Methodist Church there will be several
special features This is the closing
service of the fifth year of the Rev.
W. W. ’l‘ Duncan's pastorate While
Mr. Duncan expects to return after
live your pastorate is something of an
epoch in Methodist churches. A cho-
rus of" twenty voices will assist the.
choir. and render some of the hymns
attd tunes which are omitted from the
new Methodist Hymnal to be introduc-
cd lI‘ astm Sunday The offertory solo
will be rendctcd by John J. Fishet
bass soloist of reputation from Bridge
port Mt Duncan will preach on The.
Greatest [“ill‘t'Wt‘ll lnvitation’of The
(:1 tuttcst Boolt. Appropriate to the
theme It free distribution of tilt)
copies of The Little Bible will be made.
as a. gift froth the pastor to any who
care to take them. 'l‘ltesc little books
are issued in the interest of Bible
reading itt these busy days. The scr~
vicc commences at 7:30. instead of 7
o'clock.
STEINERT SALESMEN MEET.
A meeting of the lt‘alrflfllflouuty I'III
presentativcs of the M_ Steinem Piano
Company was held last, night at the
wartIroont itt South Main street. There
was a general tllStliSSlml of business
limiters and refreshments Wi‘lt‘ sctv-
III
Those present \I'IIIIII Manager F.‘ Ii
Robinson. of New Haven; Mr. tiriSI
wold. Mr. lifclI‘arland. Mr. Hotchkiss.
and Miss Eaton. of Bridgeport: Miss
Estella M. White. lI‘I'cIl Jennings. of
llanbury; (l. D. Pluncon, of Stamford.
Mr. Farrittgton. of Port Chester, Miss
Elizobctlt A. Et'vitt, of South NOl'Wlllk.
RETAINING WALL GAVE WAY.
NEW YORK. March 31:» Half II ltqu
Ill‘i‘ll lives were IItldaiigtIl'IId early to-
IlIII witch :l rct taiuinu; wall built over
the tlroion nutlc'tlttlt in (‘ottg (Its govt-
any nttd caused the mullet dcstrItIItioII
of three I‘Jlll-illlt‘lll houses. The fall
‘Iiug IIath crushed the cutth near por-
tions of the houses in which fifty per—
sons \Yi'i‘t' slot-ping nttd temporarily
z-lIIstId all the exits from the bttiid
tugs. All the occupant): IIscapI-d by
way of llil‘ windows at Illt‘ front of
the buildings. The damage to tho hous-
»...- is Dillt‘i’tl at Sit. tiiiii.
A FRIEND THAT WAS A FRIEND
Don't fII'IIIIn~—loolt pleasant. if you
are suffering from indigestion or sour
stomach, lllkt‘. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
lion. .lalte Moore, of Atlanta. 0a..
says: “i suffered more titan 20 years
with indigestion. A friend rcrom
mended Kodoi. it relieved the in one
day and i now enjoy better health
than for many years." Kodol digests
what you out. relieves sour stomach.
can on stomach. belching etc. Sold
hv 'i‘he (‘llfford Pharmacy.’
The ititlti
NMMNMM
Is the
Trust Nutttitltttu
tho
Combining
tuuxltunm of
chl’lGltlldNClt‘.
PROFICIENCY
ltl’lSi’thSlBlld.
fr"
with the
mom Di”
lthlI‘llt'l‘AiN'l‘Y
DELAY
EXPENSE.
Tltu
Suuth NquItiit
Trust It.
acts as ADMINIS-
TRATOR, EXEC-
UTOR. 'l‘liiis.
’l‘EE AND GUAR-
DiAN.
Cs ital $50,000.
urplus 826.000.
wM’ECIAL CAL OH I music.
Caturriuy Only.
13¢ a copy; 2 :opictgar 250; 9 coptu
Intui-
including the Following:
starlight, Uncle dummy. Fly Away
lit-die to Heaven. The Hurricane.
What's the Use 0' Knooktn' When a
Man‘s Down? Colleen lawn, Dreaming
chc of You, i Would Ltkc' to Marry
Va".
pennant.
7 _ am mac.
Conference. yet the conclusion of a ‘
Wearing something new on
luck the rest of the year. True
effects; reliable blues and black.
tailored in the new models, to fit
‘A
Pick your Easter Suit now;
lay it aside if you wish.
lift
it now. Come and see.
SOUTH NORWALK
the best, service.
by dealing with Its you will
from any one clue.
For Horses and-Cattle.
No. 1 Oats.
Fancy (lots.
H. 0. Feeds.
Hay
Corn.
Salt.
Bran.
Wheat Feed.
~ Cut. l-lay. ’ ,
Gluten Feed. T l
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Buy Oats Thais Clean.
AtWHP
49 WALL 8T., NORWALK.
t... I... ....
gOod clothes increases your chances of success. i
I$lO to $2
.. MW '
We have been selling grain for fifteen
made It reputation for selling the best Intuit ty and tiring
We are going to stick to that same
quality, the saute care in delivering. and we believe that
Some of the goods we have to offer:
MANUEL T. HATCH.
5
Easter Day is said to invite good
or not, it‘s from that wearing
' I
Here are the clothes. smart new grays in a procession of varied
for men tired of. gray. and all
you Well and dress you right.
its to your advantage, and we' 11
4
...
Your Spring hat. overcoat and furnishings are waiting for you.
Our show of good wears was never so varied and complete as it
.
fl and have
obtain better results than
t
‘7‘
4...
..I
For Poultry.
Chick Manna.
t‘hick Feed.
(‘r. Corn.
. lcal.
H. 0. Feeds. 1
‘EH (rl'lt. \_
Shells.
Hoof Scrapl.. I
All Grains. ,.
g f‘ l‘tntts Food. ,
international-“Foods.
Wheat.
A FULL LINE. OF
Spauldiugs Baseball hoods
including mils. gloves, balls. toe V plates,
heel plates etc.
BEERS’
6 80. MAIN 8T» 30. NORWALK.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
so WASHINGTON STREET.
THE ELKS ELECT OFFICERS.
Joesph McGIit Chalcn for Exalted Rul- I
er—Two New Members initiated. i
Norwullt laodgc. No. ‘ltiii. ll. l’. t). lI1.,
held its second nomination of officers
and its annual election Wednesday
arching in its hall in South Main
street. Two new members. Homer 8.
livers and Mr. Black. were also luitiut-
ed at this meeting.
The new officers elected were IllIi fol.
lows:
[Exalted Rulermdouuph Mctlill.
Eatoemod Matting Kitigltt.~~-Willlam
C. Jesse.
Esteem-d Loyal Knighlwdohu Mont.
gontery. ,
Metamucil torturing Knigltt~~Wil~
ltam McCromhe.
Hecrotary~tluu Muslin-r.
'i‘reanuror~.lohn .l“. Nougehaticr.
Time—Wilbur Hyatt.
Trustee for eighteen mouths-mm. it.
M. Wolfe.
Delegate to (fraud Lodge at Denvm"
in July-James Whitney, alternate.
John Kirsch.
The new officers will be installed at
the neat meeting.
OLIAHI "rt-ll COMPLEXION.
Orion laxative Fruit syrup utimu-
late: the liver and thoroughly cleans"
the micro and clean the complexion
ofwglmplcu and blotch»; ft is the
‘nlcxugm fordwoimon 'cind‘fihailgm
u. an pound on
but |$o or limit. Oritio'ill mung
I.
Preparatlon
is one of the chief factors of success. " "
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
offers facilities for a thor
ottglt business training.
80. “Norwnlk. Conn.
A full line Of SPRING SUITS,
. COATS and SKIRTS. Also a. com-
plete line of MILLINERY.
Fair IlIIuii illltl Nut State.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
DAUGHTERS OPE LIBERTY FORM
0.
Auxiliary of Linobln Council, O..U. A.
A. Han Twenty-five Memborl.
Lincoln Council. No. It. Order of Unl-
iI-d American Mechanics, held a rugu~
iur taunting. last evening. The organi-
zation of a Daughters of Liberty. an
auxiliary was undertaken. and excell-
ent results were mm with. A number
of friends of the Council attended the
open meeting. and twenty-live ladies
signified their intention of joining the
new branch. it to expected that. event.
ually the membership will number one
hundred.
State Councillor W. A. Chase. of Wu-
terbury, and Mrs. Show 1.. Waters. of
New Haven. the state organizer and
district deputy were in ttondanuo and
made addresses. and uslstod in the
work of forming tthIIew order here.
Other mention will be held in the
near future and the work of electing
officers and perfecting the institution
will latte place.
A
CARPENTIRO’ MAGIC NANCE.
win-
WIIi Tum [float in The Norwulkc on
Apr-ii
As was stated some days ”Mina
carpenters will receive the increase in
pay the Union has given notice that
will be called for A I'll 1st. The tin-
icn mic heathen a. fit. but this in in.
around to Of our day. ”.'.‘l I'rito Mlidm’
Association handheld ll alum
colt a pad of flush to ilOVIlf' the slump undue
It will
.mimtho thbhtdid
i3: ' ‘Mwmutof the .
,0ur Saturday handy.
but for flavor, assortment and
purity It to unequalled in this
city.
Just such a box of delicious
snorted Chocolates as you'd pay
50: a pound for any other day
than Saturday and think you
were getting it cheap.
Stop in for a box of our 8at~
urday Candy.
lhe Ollffurd Pharmacy
The Prescription Store.
Telephone, 15—2.
Maples‘d iiuldscitmidl (30.
emotional-l ‘ .
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
‘ Cotton.
Onion: II Corbett link. In. Norwnlk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALl. Si‘itidh‘T it): to a. lll~-Ntll‘
tow and irtcgoiar changes tI-suitcd in
- the opening dealings in the stock mar-
small
ltel today ’l‘taitsnctlons were
and only a limited number of issues
was deli lit Union Parliit anti l‘aI‘i
flc Mail declined-"m. Great Northern
old a point and Consolidator! Gas 11
Phase aort- the only notulIlII changes
WAl.l.5.5"l‘RI'I1E'l‘ ll a. nI.—— l‘lII- mar.
lit-t dtIteloped strength ul‘tI-I business
was well under ant and thete was a
fair distribution of lalge ftuctionul atl-
mucus in the prominent storm. SUN
iai consideration caused larger trains
in some cases. ltlsburg (‘oal pid. ad-
Ianccti lit. lhe- -Clilllllit)it. DeuIIII and
Rio titaudo pill. and (item Nurthetn
pfd iv. to l'i4. and St. Patti Norlitctn
l'acttit, t..i.oIIis and San li‘illllt'lst‘u,
SI-Iontl old. llllitcd States Sii‘t‘l tlcn
tIIni l1-'iIIttliII .tud Slabs Sheffield 1 to
tin Nuiillur‘dlci‘ii Iicidt-Id 13v
WAN. i. SIRE? .t'ltisc.~in the dull
lit-Iiod while awaiting the :tppcttnncc
of the bank statement. pill-cs were.
Shaded bttt ltatdencd again aftIIr'Iuntds
to the best (lrent Nottltern pill guilt-
ed 3. titulctttl Blt‘t'tilt‘ 2 152 Hocking
\tlllcy I3. and scIt-Ial other stocks
gained front l to :2. The closing was
firm and at 4'" thtI best. I
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & Goldschmidt (10.. Com-
mission Brokcrs. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Nut-walk. Telephone 163.
Open High Low Close.
Aiiltti (‘tlpl I083” 109" HRH/1091'“
I\. C. & F. (it. It’s. 45% «H‘: IH‘N
Int Cut Oil till/.- 3le sin: :HII;
Alli. lt‘t‘. Sill; Stilt; 555/“ Silly
Am. Loco. till till one. 69/
Alli. Sillt‘ll lfill lt’lili,“ ”Iii-7n twig
Am. Sugar til liliii HOT... Hilly
\ ’i‘. &b .iI'.I, 9313 94% 93h; (Hill;
Hallo. 6': ()liliti lllI,‘ llllu Hills “17..
if'kit‘." R. h'I'Vg 881,1; 87V. 88:?»
thus III Olllo ..ay. an user. 59
Chi. & N. W. 1337" “3377a 23h 236
I ll. III West. 203-. Bout. any. 20II,
t‘. M. N! St, l'. I7? 1777.. 170 ’ lW'Ifi
Uni, F &, l“. 66".. 587), ilii‘h‘. iiti'Ifi
(Int. south :IIII. :It-‘I'. 34-. 34a.
Colt. (.itlrt. ”3'4 H4 ”29}. Hill};
IEI'III. Hill. Mill; Hill. 44%
i'ii'iu. lHi. pftl. 737g 787g 78% 78%
(it'll. l‘lii’t‘. I70“. i708; lIlI'lV. lll‘li
ill. (It‘ll. I‘ll“; 171‘}. HIM 171%
boil. 6‘: Nash. 140% in! ifiiliml lII0- '93
Mrs. (ltIIli. 2.3 25‘," 24') "5%
M. It a 'I‘ unit, 35% 35h} 3m.
M. It. a 'i .72Iv. 72tt.‘ 721A}. 72%
Mo For an 95% iii”. 95%
Nat. mint, titty. aw. III IIII/I
N. T. Cell. 115 H?) 1441/4 1441/2
Norf. tilt West, 877;. 88% 877)} 88%
Ottt. & West. 501)" M7,. 50% hi
l’t‘ml. it. it. 138% Illli 138% 138%
Poo. (his, 9:”. iii» 94% 94’};
Print, 8. Car. 53% 53’); 53% 53%
Reading. Ill-Ila lZIli’I ”Ml; “34%
Rep. Sit-oi. iii 32 III III If.
Rock island 27% 28% 27% 28%
South. Par. title. Gilli. 687i. hill/i.
Soil. lty. Co. 40% 10%. 40% 407p
'i‘eun. C. k i. ”8%: Hit 148% “91/.
Texas. Pac. 33% 83% 33 33%
Union Pitt' 156 157% I5“ 156%
U. 8. Rubber 54% 54% 54% 54%
ll. 8. Stoeliolfi 41% 40% “W.
U. S. Steel. p. 106% 107% i0ii’lii 1073/1
Wnbaalt 22% 22% 22% 22%
Bank Btafbmdnt.
Reserves. Doc . ': ... “413132.600
Reserves. U. B. Dec..........l. 261 575
bonus Dec. . . . . . . . . .‘. ll..829100
Specie. Dec " ...4529300
Loam ’l‘endér litc. .........1. no .800
Deposits.‘DeII ..............ti.7iiii.tioo
Circulation Inc. .;..I.......485.300
. ,
LEROY HOLT 6038 To HOOPITAL.
tardy Hoyt. who was recently award-
od substantial damages against the
New York New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company has gone to the
Bridgeport Hospital. to have an opera.
lion perforated. The leg, which was
amputated shove the knee. was not.
amputated in such It way an to allow
low him to want- an artificial limb.
“Mambo In tho flotilla! for
no .
We"
with the ordinance of the Lord's Bun-
emotion is to shorten the bone?“
Ours fit with striking style. $Io.oo to $25.00t ’j
I
OUR SMART CLOTHES FOR SPRING arc ma
and custom-made, they fit with stI-iking style.
YOUR SIZE IS YOUR- FIT. ' :
WEAR.
Spring Shirts, Neckwear and Hats. . ‘
SELLE K It P7 t
98 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NOawta jj -
Telephone Call 165-5.
AT DIBBLE’S GROCERY ..
Pie Pineapple, Grated. in canc.10c is a “repeater.” i made tw6 lnI ,
plea from one can said a customer. Sh. bought the scoond time. Try it, 0
0c
Cider Am promised some fine cider, expect it in time for Saturday but.
inesa, 25c gallon.
Cake. Fresh arrival. Will go good WIth cider; . .
Coffee. Fine fresh lot just in. Now is the chance to get come In
best condition.
Societies supplied when entertainments are given, at reduced colt. if
ggu' Itall“ say it came from Dibble: Put it against anything going for quail
c '.
Molasses. You have heard thelament that now we get no of .
toned New Orleans moiaacas. Butwe have it here and now. thin ‘ '
hasty pudding. Finest yoduct extant. 55¢ a gallon.
Smoked Sardines rom Norway. Ask to taste them 12c can. I 1"
Tetley's Woods. and Lipton: pack age Teas. f The finest selection ThII
choicest the world produces. Notice our fine display of 10c sample p k...
gee. Buy and try. 10c.
Waictln your valued orders. your: to cerv eand please.
Waiting your valued orders. yours to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBL
Telephone Call 26-4.
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sass: EGGS I
15 HOME GATHERED secs ................................ I. V L
nu]..-
.t ... ..j
m.
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21 LBS. GRANULATED sueaa ....................... at.“
FANCY M «ma POTATOES pan so ......................... fig
aesr noun .................................... sat... 35.25;
veav LEAN SHOULDERS. LB. ...................................
MILK. scans ....... :......’.- and
LARGE ASSORTMENT FANCY CRACKERS. LB. ........... 1%
FULL LINE. FANCY ORANGES CUCUMBERS CELERY,. LETTUGL
SWEIET POTATOES, SPINACH, KALE, ETC.
' UNITED GROCERY CO
20 NORTH MAIN or.
so NORWALK, c7.
TEL. .143. .
DEATH OF A HOTEL MAN.
CHRISTIAN MINISTRY CON'“,
ENCEr
James H. Bresiin was interested
New York. Chicago and St. Louis.
NEW YORK. March :ll.~.lnntes H.
Bresliu, a widely known lIotIIl man,
who had llt'l‘l'l for yours Identified with
properties in this city. Chicago. St.
[nuis- attd other cities. died at his
apartments in the Hotel Wolcott. to-
day.
Mr. Iiresliu had been iIt ill-health for
a your past. and had ,uot been active
ilt business affairs since he opened the
Hotel lircsiin. ll year ago. l-ItI was
born in \‘i'atct'fot'd, N. \'.. and was 72
years of ago.
Mr. ilrcsllu was president of the lou-
grens Hotel Company. the Brooklyn
Heights Realty Company. the Knicker-
iIOcker 'l‘rtnIt (.‘outpuuy. and Forfleld
National Iiaok. and a trustee in other
financial Institutions.
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NEW FARE” RATE APRIL 1.
Naugctuck. Northampton and High.
II land Division to Have it.
On April lot. The New York. New
Haven and Hartford road will put. ittto
effect on he Highland. Northampton
and Nattguluck divisions the new furt-
rate in conformity with the action in
ken at the March meeting of the board
of directors.
The rain will hereafter be two collie
our mile on those; divisions. nothing
it uniform on all the three mentioned
as well as on theI Berkshire division».
which in now enjoying thtI two cent
maximum rate.
These reductions will he followed in-
for on by others until a readjustment
of the fare schedule on all the lines
will have taken effect.
No small change will be given so
that fares will be l‘" in ten. fifteen or
twenty cents without the odd figures.
This is done in order to facilitate the
melting of chance and keeping no
counts of the various station agents.
SOUTH NORWVA'LK BAPTIST OER-
Services of unuuuu interest are
planned at the South Nurwulk Baptist.
Church tomorrow morning and oven-
lng. At. 10:30 the regular services
in
Addresses of Interest Boln
d: ay in Hal-ti o
HARTFORD March Iota-«Tod
conference of college :Imen 011
Christian ministry opened with“ a
dress by Prof (‘aleb '1}: Which“
professor of English literature it “ .
icyan University. He spdko 011.1110" 1
pic "What the Public Need! from ~
Pulpit." ’
This address was mama by all.
dress lIv Rev A. B. Klnsolvinx. '
of (‘htisi ('lttII':.IlI Btuoklym
lsubictt was "The Scope and All
or Work iIt Large Cittoct"- . T.
’l' he morning session «louse .
tttlIltt-us by ltcv Dr. ,
Arthur. pastor of the Chill.
Church, New York Dr.‘
look as hip; aubiect: “The
tics of the Ministry.
1 his uftctnoou the deionatgtw'
Ionfercuce will be zivonom
to visit the religious mtp
institutions and various. film
iollc illicit-at in this .m We
more will be another sec-ion.
in his addieau today Rev. If
or said in part: .
"'l‘hc mtutstrv ought: in corn
and hrolIablI docs surprise. I“
featdoua lu breadth. death
of intellectual cultured it
unique opportunity for moral
mIIut. No profession can in
Christian ministry in: til I
Christian Science would W
obtained its present vogue if
been a more genuine lpff'l -»
more science and (2th! .
some physicians. "
solves lurgeiv respond”
swinging sway of the m
the materialistic oxiredill . . .
:en' obtains in the practice;
no
I!
in
‘r'gi
tabs with an
ding secrets
'rlund.
Ill IN W
or
per. “Phone Who are to receive the
hand of fellowship will be present. 'l‘h
Bible school of. 1d o'clock wit resolve
the announcement. ‘of a new order of
wool o muons» ovouln service
«1.30 i MIN 0 curl 2' hour;
Thetapicofmm writing; mun.
iii“ is silent It flush out to now. No»
”3&0? will be time for load Nilwuhlp
‘ 0 ”MI .
monu'
Norwalk Chronicler