1 I L 1“,“; I ‘I N l Sale of music at Coleman' s, Satur- day only. See adv, 41119111111111.1111.» Hats. O'Brien's. The regular weekly prayer meeting. was held last evening at the South Norwalk Baptist Church, Its equal as a curative agent does not exist. So perfect is the medicinal action as' to challenge the admiration of the medical profession. Such is Hollister's Boclf'y Mountain Tea 35 cents. Tea or Tablets Plalsted’s Drug Store. .1. W. Cogswell of Cranbury is moving two barns at Bell Island. One is to be converted lab 11 house for W. F. Clark, of Brooklyn. -Our Biscuit. 2 1111135.. 71'. 1".D.l1. & Co The Yale and 1W0 factory In Stamford will close teday and Qatar day and the Norwalk employees of the concern will have two holidays. e—Dr. Dick's. cures a cold. Dr. Edward E. Gumbart led the reg- ular weekly prayer meeting, last even- ing at the South Norwalk (longrega tlonal Church. The topic of the even 1113 was "God's Light in the World.” “One day more to see the i-ilndoo woman. Joseloff's., Th Philathoafilaes election of of ficcrs, which was to have taken place at the close of the regular wcekl prayer meeting lasteveniug. at in South NOrWalk Baptist Church, was postponed until the next meeting. ~Mourning Bands and Canes. O'Brien JOKE ON WIRELESS VISITORS. For some time past Arthur E. liinds, the operator at the wireless station at Wilson Point has been 1111- noyed by people who wish to inspect the plant, and see what is going 011 at any hour of the day or night. An evening. or twp was; two young men irom South NoriiI kcailed up the stn tion by telephone and asked Mr. 111st if 3161,4101}le 11110111111112 statlo11.i<lo replied yes. and the young men said they would be down on the neit 12111. When their" arr'ived 1.1t the station they were courteously received by Mr Hynds. who ushered them In 111111110111 door opened another door and bowed them out, remarking at the same time that they had gout1 through the station The young men l‘ound thenisclyes in the cold world outside. with the door locked behind them and when they recovered froth their astonishment they used language more forceful than polite. JACKSON sass corms WAS Ac coin: AL. l.l'I‘CHl1‘lELD. np‘n 12.‘-—1t is ex pccted that the case of Ernest Jack son. the Falls Village negro who Is on trial in the Superior oCui'i. heie 011 a charge of manslaughter In having shor and almost instantly killed Cynthia I’eutield .a young colored woman of Sheffield, Mass. will go to the imy next. Tuesday. the defense having flu- lshcd its case late this afternoon when the court oui'ned until that day. The fitted was on the stand this afternoon a testified that the shooting was 5 till. The state, which lested its case at noon. produc- ed evidence to show that Jackson i11- tended to kill either his wife or a no- 1110 named Rice of whom it is said he was Jealous. The charge of 111u111lc1 in the first degree which was at first lodged against the p1'isone1. was changed at the request of the state attorney to manslaughter .. ICE DEALERS lN SESSION. WATERBURY.Ap1-.ll I2.-—~The 11111-- 1-1iicenth convention of“ the Conner-il- 11111 Ice Dealel's' Assn '.lation was (all 1111 to order in the Hotel Elton here 111 12: 3 the convention opening with 11 dinner. An 9th n of ice machinery was made In the“? mutant of the ho- lot The election of 0 cars as fol lows concluded the cousin Presi- dent Charles B. ”Everett of Wa1e1 bury: vice presld lent. Dent or L. Blanch. of Meriden: treasurer. 11. B. Mllnor of New Haven; secretary. Robert A. Bette. of Norwalk; member of the ex- ecutive committee for three years. George E. F1'eneh of New Haven. Wm GREENS AND GAYNOR GUILTY. SAVANAH. 011., April 12.—-Groene 11nd Gaynor ware found gulltv on all three indictments. Judge Spoor or derod a recess until tomorrow when sentences, will be impose lie-ii Thad efendants were charged With conspiracy to defraud the government. and ethbessisniont in connection with the big government engineering works in this vicinity. ,W AID so VHUVIUD OUFPIR'IHI. rnov 11631111 ltutti: 1h” “A? appeal to me a r e 1111 term ter the eruption of Mount Vesuvious in ital was issued todayc by Mayor pletod tail“ banded ”11111111111 ”imp? preps rty. ”TIM nothing toilet . your property. urine—6% of amount » attention as would have been shoWn 11. he fluid when corn» 1' ° ’ to 1111111111 ' Taylor&aolden DOD DIED 0F ION! Dion“. 111111.111 whereas Owned by .I. I. ‘ Thomas, Jr. lent to Innthsomen ~ ‘ ' Institution. 8. D1 'I‘homss. Jr. of Sumsbury, who is Well known In Norwnlk, havl 113 a number. of relatives here. has just lost by death a dog for which be had refused 32.000 Grand Duke 11111511111111, of Russia. bred the animal YOBLOI‘WI' Hartford Coursnt gives the following account regarding the dog's death: Schaloste of Perchlna, one of the Russian wolfho‘unds owned by .l. B. Thomas, Jr.. at Valley Farm. Sims bury, died yesterday morning of a pe collar bone disease and the body will .be sent‘ to the Smithsonian lnstltu tion at Washington which desires the skeleton. The dog was taken sick on Feln 11111 y 12 and grew worse until Tuesday am- putation of n leg was tried in order to arrest the progress of the disease 1'i;he dog did not rally from the openi- ton. Mr. 'lhomas had refused $2.000 for the dog. which was a well- known champion. It was bred by the Grand Duke Nicholas I11 Russia. There is only one other of the same family liv ing. The dog was 8 years old. Schaloste of Perchina measured twentysevon inches at the shoulder and was white1 with light tan mark 11191.11 was seemed by Mr. Thomas when he made his second trip to Rus- sin in 1904 accompanied by Ralph '1‘ Thomas. At that time M1'.Th11i1ias secured four whifhounds, quite equal if not superim to the dogs of the ini- tial importation. The other three wcie Nenaglndni of Pcrchina, Navada ot' Perrhinn and Russkida of Worouzo- V11 ' In Russia these dogs are known as harm] or panel, the Russian name for coursing dog. When the dogs wr1r11 first introduced they were called all kinds of names such as bmzol and pso- vol until finally the name of Russian wolfhoIind was adopted and no effort has been made to change It. The dogs ailment was a mnitoi oi it good deal of interest to several Hart ford doctors as well as to veterinari- nns, and the animal 111-ceived as much :1 person. I". A li1g1'.al1am the vo terinar.ian had charge of thL1 1.111111 the last two months. Some of the iIOi' 1111s thought it u (use of 1iiallgnant bone cancer Dr. Ingrahum. said last 11,1111 ning that he will make a 111i1'r11s111pi1 examination of the tissues It could be diflnltelv' stated hoWover I111 said. that there Was 11 i'ungoid g1outl1 on the left shoulder. Smut1 time ago 1111 1X ray photograph of the deceased limb was taken. REGENT ARRIVAL 0F VESSELS NEW YORK.” ‘Aprli l2.—1-.Arrived: Str. Pennsylvania. Hamburg. Dover and lloulogne. . LIVERPOOL.‘ April ll.~—Arrivcd: Strs. Parisian. St. John. N. B.. and‘ Halifax via Vovillr; Teutonic. New Ymk via Quecnstown GLASGOW April l2.1——1\11iv:od Str. Hibernian Por.tl11nd M11 DOVER. April l2'.—-Ai"'1i\11,1i:Sli'. l’iolorIu. New \oik for Humbuig 1111111 proceeded)- LIVERPOOL. April Sir. Saxonla. Boston. NAi’hES April 8~—A1'rivod: Piemonttl. New 1'11111 BREMEN. April IO.-——A1'1'ive1l: Cnssel Baltimore. MARSEllillaS. Apiil Ii’l.~A1"1lve-d: Str.Massilla.N11w Y'oik COPENHAGEN April l0~ A11':lv11d Str.0s1'a1' II. New iork via (‘hristinn samd. onowwso IN POND NEAR HOME. HARRISONVII I In. It. I. April I‘2.—— M111. Hormidas St. Amend. fell into a small pond 1111a1'h111'lioi1111 1011111 while l2.«—Arrlved: Sir. Sir. walklu in her sleep and was drown ed. fi‘he finding of the 1111111 to- day revs-1111111 the fatality She was y11111 s of age about thir I y 11111111111 MAN SHOULD S A V E .- There is no better way than to start an account with The 811th Iuwalk Trust [311. Four per cent in torest paid in tho SAVINGS DE- PARTMENT. Banking hours from ii to 3. and from 7 to 8 Satur day evenings. EMTEII CALI OF ti-lll'l' music. eA'ruiioAv 0111.11 1011. Fly Birdie to Heaven You re 11 rad Old Rag. l Would Like to Mar. on. colleen Dawn, When the Whippoornwiil Sings. Marguerite. rlcaiie, and 100 others. for Easter. $15 to $25. 1 Ratio 1111 the Bunny aide Dorothea. ' II. 'I’ Paul's latest twostep. The Hon l; There's no genying the smartness of the new fitted-back flare- skirt overcoat, nor that the essence of this style has been fastened' to the H. S. 8: M. “Varsity" costs. You have only to try one on to re— alize it. We have these costs in gray herringbone weaves and block. A Yet the new Evert top coats with deep center 01' side vents, lull box cut. are decidedly smart. These 111 the new tan shades, $10 to $115. But conservative men stick to the Chesterfield model, this season particularly handsome—silk faced and full silk- lined. in black and Oxford, $15 to $25. Easter Gloves Easter Hose Easter Suits Easter Hats Easter Neckwear Easter Shirts And everything in boys‘ wears except shoes. 4L \..../\... M We have been selling grain for fifteen years and have ' g » made a reputation for selling the best quality and giving , the best service. We are going to stick to that same I quality the same care in delivering, and we believe that 1 by dealing with us you will obtain better results than from any one else Some of the goods we have to offer: For Horses and Cattle. l1 or Poultry. No.1 Outs. Chick Manna. Fancy Oats. Chick Food. H. 0. Feeds. (‘1'. Corn. Hay " , 11111.11. Corn. ll. 0. Feeds. Salt. 3;}; iirit. Bran. Shells. Wheat Feed. Beef Scraps. Cut Hay. All Grains. Gluten Feed. Pratt's Food. . International Foods. '1 ' Wheat. Buy Outs Thuts Citan.1 1 1:1} MANUEL T. HATCH. ' \ V"" " :1... W. Easter? 11111111360115 15., iiumnals Easter Cards and Post Ctiids Pictures at One-Hall Price. Wm. P. Beers, .19 Wall St. Norwaiic 6 So. Main 81.. So. Norwalk. 130 PdSitions Filled by Graduates of MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE the past 45 weeks. SOME TALK-MERRILL SHOWS RESULTS .- Spring Term hegins April 16th M. A'. MERRILL, Principal. Io. Norwalk, 0111111. Bibles The Hatch 81 Bailey co. Lumber and Mill Work for 1511111111111. From a Plenary to a ‘Pelaoe. This is the boglnnlugoi"'l1‘ly Thu 11" and We want to call attention to Wheeler's Patent WINDOW SCREENS for which we are agents. GUARAN- TEED FLY PRO0F.1nndc to slide. and by a patent adjustment will slide easily In all kinds of weather. This 111111111 adjustment serves as a lock also. permitting window to be left op on while more or house is tempor- urily vacant. ALL KINDS OF BCREEND MADE To ORDER. We wish also to call attention to our large stock of HARD WOOD FLOORING, in Oak, Maple 11nd Edgc- grain Yellow Pine. Our kiln drying facilities permit us to furnish flooring thoroughly dry that will not shrink. 111.111.111.11. Telephones—VIM. «1 Mill, 111—s. ‘80. Norwolk. Fresh Bluefish, Spanish Mackerel“ 11111 and Buck Shad. 00D AND HADDIIDK No frozen fish. Outblll sBrid eMarket green Delivery a .‘.. 1-50ll1 “I Tel IDS W Maples & Goldschmldt i311. Swsrtz 1!. Corbett Block, So Norwalk. W ‘ Iiounl League season was opened here ' with Long . “Home. . Nflflk Lulu“) oldlilsiavlas THE ORIGINAL “LIG- GEBT’S” Saturdau (311111111 29cll1. This is a pore high-Dre”. Chocolate and Ion-Ion mixture especially selected!” as. and ' is not to be compared with Imlv 'mlons that are;.bei1ig offered ‘ under the name of “laterally Candy" at 25 'o‘e'nts pond. lay the original “Liggott‘s natur- dsy Candy." " _ _ so CENTS QUALITY FOR 29 CDNTN Look for the name “LIO- GETT'S In the upper left hand corner of the box. Do not be deceived by an Imitation. [its (Ilifford Pharmacy The Prescription Store. _ Telephone. 15—2. (Incorporated) 1301111131101 1111111115. 31.111111. Bondy Grain end Cotton. NATIONAL LEAGUE SEASON 0N. All Games Ushered— in Under Auspic- lous Circumstances. PHILADELPHIA, April iris-Ji‘lic N11- toddy with delightful weather and an attendance of nearly 12.000. The local club bud for its opponents the New York World‘s champion team. The members of the two teams preceded by a band. marched across the field and 111i Joined in pulling the ropes which raised the American flag. Mayor Wea- ver toss1d the ball Into the hands of Imptie Ollny. New Y‘Olk outplaiod the 101 at iciim both at the1 but and in the field. line Miladelphia team field ed sharply at times and thus held the visitors down to three runs. Three sharp (ioublt1 plays aided materially in suddenly ending promising innings for thL1 champions. The 111-ore by In pings: R H 1'} New York N luoooooo- .i 9 2 11111111111116?.II1011111111111~-1 :1 11111111111111» hues and Bicsuuhun: bush 111111 Donovan. Time—12H. I‘m- pirc—O‘Day. .4 i1 ‘ arms—- BOSTON 2. B110011'1.1.\'.11 nuooxmihabru 12141111 National lmnguo baseball season was ushered In here today with 11 111111111 between Boston and ligooklyn. The visitors won by 11 score of .. in ii. Donovan. the new manager of the local 1-Iub, was given 11 hourly reception when he appeared with his men. -'l‘l11.-1'11 was 1111 attend once of fully Jamil! people. Mt'lntyrc pitched a ll1111 game for the losers. striking out ion of the opposing play- 11rs. (‘y Young pitched on? of his best games and 1ho homo 111nm got only out1 hit on him. The score: Ii I1: Brooklyn ...... 000011 ililll 0~il i I Boston ”0100000011—«2 ti 0 lluttci‘lcsmblclnlyrv and Bergen; Young and Needhuin. Toner-11:22. I'mpii'os—ldmsiic 11ml i‘ouwny. Altair dance—IBJIOO. l’l'l"l'SBliit(l. 2: ST. LOI'IS. I. S'l‘. i.()l‘IS April l2.~~~l’l1tsl1u1'g opened the local National League 111111- 11011 today. by winning an exciting thir— teen-Inning contest from St, Louis by the score of '3 to 1. Both Taylor and Willis pltrhtat‘in' told-season form and not 11 1'1111 was scored until ihr1 last Inning. I’Ittsbupg's runs 11111111 slit-1 Plymor add 11111111111». had slngled.Ne11- lon sacrificed and 81111eh11n laid down 11 buni.whl1h Berkley threw wild to Grady and two runs were scored. At- 11111d11111111li.btld. tit-orb: R H l'} t'll. i.oi1is,u11110001100000 l»! 12 1 i’iltsburg iitlliiltiilllllililililil~2 '1' i Buliurli'n 11111 Taylor and firmly: Willis and Gibson. ’l‘imow'l'wo hours. I’m- plrr-sw-ltlviu 11nd t‘arpoutor: “up At (‘inrluuutiv’i it ll ( hi1 11gb ............... ‘ ........ ’1‘ (7i111innatl ..................... " n- ”-1 College Games. illcililiilc'i‘OWN. 2: YANG. I. WABiiHlNiil‘ON April I2. Mule day suffered defeat at the hands of Georgetown I11 it clean ganic.\'11lo'11 one error. a hit and a steal gave Georgetown their total runs. Kinsey's work at third for Yule. was a faailurc. Brow: i I13 tIcorgeIoWn .,..00tlflilil2ilii~--2 2 ti Yale ........... I 0000000011111 '2 l Buttorlas--l)ronnan. (Bentwoll and MlltltIi Jackson and Chopin. 'At Amherst. Agricultural College. 3: Maine. 2 Menu» M11 «such 1111111 111 University 11f on.» WM» Inhibition Contests. new Lennon. 10. Pnovmsivcr. 1 NEW LONDON. April 12.~New Lon don defeated Providence it) to 4 here. «today New London batted both Prom idenee pitchers heavily. while the 11111111111 size would do gaging encore New 1111111111“ 00011111114411 iii 1 Providence ...000ilil!0llil- 4 ii a Batterieswhong. 131111111111 and Kits; McKinney. Poole 111111 Barton. Umpire Times-11.60 At New orb- New 11111111111111.1111») GU!” gfiGreat Value 111 High Grade e Clever Clothes Danngly Designed. I Fetchmgly Fashonoi Tomght we can deliver 11’ your door the clam fitted for you this morning , " . tailormg the equal of the best 11 ball the prgce. Gloves, Hats, Neckwear, Shirts, Collars, scarf P1118, Buttons, Half Hose, etc. , The Latest Lasts in Footwear. SELLECK 81 PRII ' SOUTH NORWALK. Telephonc‘ Call 165- 5. 98 WASHINGTON ST. '1 Easter 8r 111111111 Egan—A large stock of Fresh Eggs. 25c dozen. Notice our window the 1 play Hams.——Armour'e Star Hams, mild cure. give highest “Detection. Wholesale price higher, but we make this Easter offering an (jg prise, 15c lb. Carly Kale, a nice stock, at 20c peck. Spinach. Nlce lot Shoulders. Bacon buy it here and have it sliced of uniform thickness on our . ing machine; special the lb. Blueberries. great demand; stock reitewed; 2 cans for 251:. Black Raspberries. great for pie. 2 com 251:. New stock. A new lot of Fine Cider just arrived. 251: a gallon Hope to serve and please. LORENZO DIBB; Telephone Call 26-4. -.._-_-L__ M w... 111' 1111111111 BIB .” 17% ‘ ‘it, JONES’ AND PILLSBURYS FLOUR. BAG ..... \..-.....i.|;fe,.-.. AHMOUR'S suoumens, PER 1.3.2.1 HAMS, PER LB. ........................................... .........t SCHEPP'B cocomur .................... 10c PKG. 5c; 2111; 111111.11»: MILK.3CANS ................................................... “”2“ A NEW LINE OF FANCY CRACKERS 2 LB. OBANGEQ. LEMONB. GRAPES. RHUDARD. swears SEI CH, UNITED GROCERY CO 1111 110111-11 MAIN s'r. 411 remit" so nanALK. or. IAIT Moment. 7111.. 145. TIL. ‘ Easter Break .a'vv it“ g The people of ’llio Not walks bi'ltlu lo lenlliie the the lite to our cuntoiuuru. EGGS I EGGS! . . 111 rattan oouivrnv nous....... ..1 ...... 1.1... Delicious Home tiered Bacon. per pound .‘Ji Wail Just received a l: . - assmtment of Fine Sugar (.11redCsllfdi'iiii1 . ‘ sweet. rind tender at ...I “Wt! Our Hindoo nemonsIrstor certainty draws'tbe cmwdi‘ 1:11 _ .. seen her call and see and enjoy 11 delicious clip of Meridfh cup of our Indis Tea. . Our Demonstrator will remain wt of the week. Gail‘snd see tier. Louis J one u soars 11111111 1111111. scorn no 111.. 11111.11. tun-s. . 11 1 1.11111..-11-11.1 , ile’i 11.. was 1
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