. will?” MOLASSES CANDY é '- at ‘ ; . t iLANESl. iii WASHINGTON or. liliiil inn limit , Miss Katie Hyatt is seriously ill at her home in Main street, Nor-walk. The council of the Norwulk Club will meet tomorrow night at the club. The barge F. H. Jackson has arrived with a cargo of coal .for Raymond Bro- there. A business meeting of Bethany Guild of Trinity Church was held last erev nillg at the guild room. Rev. Edward Cunningham gave lllissionary ltllli last owning in East avenue Methodist Church. _ Mrs. lierllla Simonslty. of Ely ave- nue was admitted to the Nor-walk Hos. pital for treatment yesterday. . Charles limit-by is able to be out again after having been laid up it)! some days as lllt.‘ result of a bad fall. Mrs. James ililey, of Wbileali, New York, is the gut-st of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weed, of Chapel street. l and the Fire Police. Hope Hose. by winning the largest number of games In the recent euebre tournament is ex- empted. l The Optimism of the Bible will be the subject of the. prayer meeting this evening at the South Norwalk Bap- tist Church, The Alexander case has again been continued, this time indefinitely, on account of the illness of Attorney J. Belden Hurlbutt. A parlyotpeople from Cannon were entertained last evening at til home or Lindsley Corea, ill Weston. A very pit-usual lime resulted. . Dr. J. William Volimer was a risi— tor ill South .\‘orwnlk. last Pl‘t—‘lllllll, and attended the banquet at the South Not-walk Congregational Church. ~~Salcsman wanlrd. ll‘. l). Lawton 00. Mrs. John Thaw, of West avenue. who was Operated on at the Norwalk Hospital a short lime ago. was dis- charged from the institution yester- dav. l ll llli‘. i ill 01] account of the lacrease or busi- ness alld necessity for” more room the South Norwalk Trust Company is mak» ing extensive alterations to their pre- sent Quarters. u(marge ll‘. DcVernnes, of Burlington Vermont. who has been under treat. ment at the hospital, left the institu- tion Tuesday. Mr. llcVernes is a tra- velling salesman. ' ‘Dr. W. L. wood and Thomas C. Bal- C. Van Bur,” Defeats captain Selleck com. each rated 85, will play tonight in the, pool touruann-nt ot the Norwnlk Club. lames will probably be arrang- ed for tomorrow night and Saturday night The turkey supper for the members of the Norwulk hire Department will hit served this evening at the Pioneer quarters in the Main street fire brine. The expenses will be borne by the Pioneers. Phoenix Engine Company Miss Bessie Sims will assume the duties of her new position at the ofllce of Attorney Frederick A. Hubbard in Gi‘etfimlcll. Monday. Miss Sims bus but" succeeded in the office of llnrl- imit and Invir. by Miss Elsie Schu- mann. . 'l‘h" Lalllrs' .‘lid Ftnir-ly, of ill” l"7l' l Methodist tiburrb will meet t'orsewlu‘: at the lil.lllt' of for... .\. it. ‘.-I isw it on It‘ll‘ny, at " p. in. ’l‘b‘ brill have planned to held an l-Z-nl r sale on March 33rd, .lI lilH boom of MBA; .llliia l’yxbte. South Main Sire. t. Company i) now has a lull quota of 68 mm. This desirable result was at- tlilned last niclil, when four new men were accepted. A drill was bold liltil’ night and lllltl' the Company played the Harszrma s.-hool at indoor has» ball. The militaly men won by the score of ii) to 12. One game was played last alglt ill the pool tournament of the Norwallt Fire Policsu. William James, 100. (lt‘~ tented Howard V. Women 100, by the close score of 100 to 08. James T. liuh- belt, (:0, and Allred,Avis0u. no. will probably play this evening. This will bile the last. game: of the first round. it seems quite certain that the ellllai- on men in the stale militia will he eqnippul \Vlill olive drab uniforms. the same. as the cullstcd men in the. ruin- lar army. The. commanding ‘ol‘ilccrs ol' the local military companies have been instructed to turn in a list of the , measurements of the turn in tli.~ (our panics. . RAILWAY TRAlNMEN MAY STRlKE OAKLAND. Cat. March li.--ll‘orl._v- seven thousand meowthe membership to! the Brotherhood of Railway Train- mon. west of neutron-are voting whe- ther to go on strike to enforce dc- mnnds for an increased scale of wages. Indications are tllat‘the last ballots will coach the national headquarters at; Cleveland. 0.. about March till. 2 "nigh Grade Rubber Goods. " . ‘FOUNTAIN svsluces. "MW“!!! sorvLssral-c. ‘Ltmmwltu, ”camou- r We» impuohfi‘ .. wall; Club. lsilac (‘oarllulllit scale of ii? to ill. and in the evening; . Ncrwalk a month agu anti hold ' . ’ lfr. .l. l). \Vil'l, an. d. .l .lli‘ll (‘ouut-il- ' first Lutheran Service. here. preaching The Princeton probably will arrive at man (“barb-s ll. (‘orinton tomorrow. is SHERRY IN SCHOOL PUNCH. m 'Wlilimanlic Parents uk That Charges Bo investigated. WILLIMANTIC, March 18.—-At the. monthly meeting of the town school committee, Chairman Guild stated that l licompialnt hadbeenmnde to him con-l earning a recent reception given byl the junior class of the High school to: the seniors. it was alleged that puiu-b‘ had been served containing sherry. Tile coplslnl. was made by parents ofI children residing in the surrounding‘ towns. Mr. Guild was instructed by the board to make investigation ofl the matter. and interview Pl‘llll‘lpf llllgbee about it. ' The matter of” the senior class clv-v ing a dance after a concert by the Taylor 8: Golden. 74 wummon at Tel. 2132. e .-.. Everything 1.in Ship Chandlery. Paints. Oils and Varnishes ' Denatured and Wood Alcohol. Best line of Spring Goods ever shown. HARRY RIDER. 6l2 Water St., BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Goods delivered free. Tel. 2433. I Com be a pleasure to show them to you. Our prices you will find appreciably lower than other tailors ask. Orders \ oritatlve styles design tom-tailors: \. 0" ill ,4 " it / . whom we re resent here. i 7/ 7 P J} i / tom-tailors of Fifth A l g L / York's exorbitant prices. and what style clothes ‘m- ’ ."3'"... for Easter clothes are ordering yours. :rRog’ersalStevens Te]. 632-2. .. a; NORWALK CLUB POOL TOURNEY. SWEDISHW-LUTHERAN SERVICEJMOVEMENTS or NAVAL VESSELS. l'livine service in the Swedish inn- and D“ Wirt Beats Mr. Dilworth. (Tlmlcb, Monday evening. March lSlh. l 'i'wo names wt-re played yesterday hi 8 o'clock. Rev. Peter lfroeberg, in tllr pOul tonrnamrut of the Net'- from Bridgeport. Court, will preach. ill the afternoon (‘aplaiu All Scandinavians in till. wax~ defeated by and vicinity are cordially invited lo.l illll‘iil, ill. by ll!l",:llleud. Rev. Froehorg visited Sonibll ( St lieclt. 'v'au lliiwolib, .10. ll. lbc , to a considerable. audience. card at this [peeling but lll‘u the abse‘ ‘\ of any charges the eSeethe'Correct Fashions fln Men’§Clothes Made toOrder and our large and superb assortment of imported and domestic worstcds and woolens for Spring Suits. Over- garmcnts and Trousers. Here you can see all the auth— B. STERN & SON, Exclusive Custom Tailors. The new fabrics, which are exceptionally pretty, are of those exclusive weaves shown by the leading .cus- that we make it possible for you to dress as fashion- ably as the best-dressed New Yorkers. ~minus New Don't hesitate coming here to see the new fabrics 14 So. Main St., So. Nonwalk. , ’ ' 7 ,r ' l . sungl- will be held at the First ill, id. Navy Department received a dispatch Pl‘lllt‘t‘loil left Acapulco. Mox.. yester‘ 'l‘h‘e. Norwalks . cago is now at, Acajutla. Salvador. and. mp lwar between Nivarngua and Honduras. TE Tufts filed (‘lnb to he held a Tuesday (waning in lilo near future” also came up. Mrs. Gates. the acting school visitor stated that Mr. Hughes objected to the dance on the grounds that as it occur- red on an evening in the midweek. the pupils should not a ’ up its late as dances were usually ‘ e . The senti- ment of the board .5 that it could not control the hoursfitiwhicb the pu- pils should retire. t Certain charges derogatory to Mr. ughee. principal of “Ville Windham High School, having been made edi. torially through the columns of a lo- cal newspaper, it With expected that there would. be some formal charge made to the board deridel . after a short discussion to ignore them until something lanai bio was offered upon \Vlllt'll to act. ..-——v~—~—..->- "Lu“... ed by New York‘s foremost cus- New York venue, Ncinork. This means -" u. will be worn this season. It will already coming in. Don’t delay A WASHINGTON, March ll.~—Tlie oday announcing that the gnnboat lay, for Corlnto, Nicaragua. The Chi- hese. two warships will look after be American interests affected by the (if 30 to it). SN 51‘; The scores. of the allot-s I); truanes: Sclicck. 60. Van Burcn, 65. ii . '. .3 . 2:: ’i ..-_«,_ . 1:2 -~l . . A l, ‘1 :3 BEST_ GRAIN—B '3 l (’1‘; l l I You want your horses not ‘ 65 ' you want them. able to worl; o'. '.-, [filwm‘lh' 53- n dili‘ereucc between oats‘anll l. ‘: m- it so thoroughly until you see 0: .-~- ”-1 better—«for we‘buy 1m. best. 3!! ill ~-‘.' 2:”. 27—~2 Hui ii! W‘l iriml rll . . -, .1.) l i am llf‘lll‘WlllSl as far its tb new“... ..--.._.__ l cs: letter box or telephone, WEDNESDAY WHiST CLUB. . , ’l‘ile Wednesday Afternoon “7th t in'o mil with Mrs. William Vollmer. C rcsceut Tel race, yesterday. The. fits: ‘pllze was. won by Mrs. Belle Hutchinson, and the second prize was‘ This can be done by giving them proper feed. There is Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. EST SERVICE! "wa WWW—”m: . , .. ._.l;SE Beef. "0" and Wine. That name is often éfilied to prep- arations that are. devoid of medicinal value. Go by the maker's name. is the only way you‘cnu be sure of beneficial results. IF IT IS CLIFFORD BEEF IRON AND WINE ' it contains, ill right proportions, the en and make rich blood. remedy for rundown folks. Full pint bottles, 50 cents. lllil iliillri Pharmacy, THE PREGCRIPTION.8TfiflE. TEL. 15—2. FREE DEHVRIlY SERVICE. on A splendid noon as given ‘ .cnoss EXAMINATION Admits He Signed Statement That His Mother Was oi Sound Mind W. Stanley Lockwood, of New (‘a~ naau, who, with his sister, Ada M. Lockwood, and other members of the family. appealed from lllt' probatiug of their mother’s will, spent an interest- ing morning. yesterday, in the. Civil Superior Court, Bridgeport, before Judge Ralph Wheeler and a jury, an» wcrlng attentions on the owns examina- tion. Judge John H. Light, of South Norwalk. raised an important point when he went at length into the stipu- lation of the appellants that he would not question their mother's ability to make. that portion of tlleflwill relating to a legacy of $2.0m to St. Mark's Ems. copai Church, Apparently he was raising the ques- tion of how, if she Were competent to ll‘ltllit' that bequest properly, she, was not competent to make the other por- tions of the will. it this point could be sustained it might seriously injure the prospects of the appellants. (.‘on- sidcrable time was spent in examining .\ir. Lockwood, and the effect may be set-ll later ill the verdict of the jury. l\lr. Lockwood llelliid that be had said that he. would keep this case ill the Mario for years if it took his last dollar. and also that he had instigated the appeal by conferring with his sis- ters and brothers and urging them to it it. He admitted that there had lllt‘ll conferences on the subject but not that he and his sister, Ada M. Lock- wood were the prime movers.” The witness admitted signing; an agreement to the effect that his ' mother was of sound mind when she made a bequest to St. Mark‘s Church. of Stamford, He said he didn‘t See m It i very purest materials. it will strengtle W pm at: u I 5"" PRICE’ . i l U " ‘t M . . a 1‘ . ‘ ‘5 ‘17....“ - ... “4.,” “ Advance showing of Spring Derbics. All the new shapes in Soft Hats. ..me “w... gt H Negliee Shirts, new Spring colorings. at $I-00- l The leader for this season is the "Resco" Shirt at $1.50 & $2. A very line while pleated Coat-Shirt, at $1.00. First showing of children’s “Jack Tar" Recirrs. $4.00- Cbildren's Suits. new Spring shades, from $r.so to $6.00. ' b A few heavy weight Overcoats at $4.98. $93? and $14-98- srrcmt FOR SATURDAY. Youths' Suits. sizes 16, 17, 18 and 19,. that were $10.00 and $12.00, now $4.98. I ” Price’s tidbit] Store . a : HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS 98 Washington Street. South Norwalk, Conn. Phone 16 5- 5. . Special Saleof ' Letter File§, l50 Each; i Wm. P. BeerS’ ~ Book and Stationery Stores. , _ 49 Wall St" Norwalk. 6 80. Main 8:. So. Hermit. » . ‘THE‘HA'TCHW 8. claim). 9-, number and Mill Work for Evelutlliligo- '; FROM A PIGGERYgTO A PALACE. “ ' ‘ grades of beveled Siding, flooring: _ ‘ All kinds of hard .woods. Tar paper, that coated . roofing paper, shoathlng paper. Hair lusula’tor and deafening 'p'ape‘r‘lfv‘qt'fllfirflyg nary and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, interior house trim in. .3; ‘ Pine, Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy in? log, turning, planing, shop jobblng. cabinet work, veneered work. I Kill- drying facilities. ' ‘ , ‘ ‘3' Mill, foot of Marshall Street. Lumber Yard. Water Street. Timber. shingles, lath. all kinds and and finishing lumber. 4"“ Telephonc‘QGJ‘a.’ ‘ Telephone 46-0. . '~ tried to make the. witness admit that he instigated the whole trouble. but l..0(‘kwood tienied it. it- declured it was a rank injustice that his mother should leaVe the bulk of her 350.000 estate to the two young- er children and cut. seven others all with $3,000 each. He was more inter- ested ill seeing Ada get hrr rights than anything Ollie. The taking of the testimony yesteru day was enlivened by the clash of counsel. Sometimes it. was Judson and Light that locked horns and some.- times it was Mr. Fesscuden and Mr. Light. Yesterday afternoon the latter ' ‘- two got into an argument over a letter written by one or the. witnesses to which Mr. it‘essenden objected. The two lawyers got. into an argu- ment and Judge Light turned about only in good condition, but and keep in good condition. l .N I | I oats. You‘ll never realize our stock. You‘reun‘t buy (‘ “(’11P- i l, K . (l " l . \ / I lit-ll between Mrs. lrvlng‘ Bradley and: Miss Marlon Lee, the latter securing! the llophy in the cut. The. consolation ‘ ilrize wont to Mrs.~-A. E, Alstltnl‘lnnl The meeting nexr'week will be \vllbl Mrs. llutcbilistm. ! “-7.-.,__.._..._.,_ . L l RUSSN-AN PAYMASTERS ROBBED.l lllllANSK, Russia. Marlh li.-—’l‘\vui layn'uot .W Hill) the at“. :al were ill-l lacked in tho princii‘tll aural here at: noon today by a nut: her at roblwla'; who opt-lied ill‘.- on them with ret‘tllv- em. seized their merit-v litz‘s, lcnlllin~ a: $0,000, and tirunlpull. ' The , AMovdem Way; ls to keep younoash lnLtha bank subject (airliner. when it will be safe and can vanlenl.” 1. ,l l i way lhl‘till'jll. l and told Mr. lt‘essenden that he. would like to read the letter to him, for the. purpose of showing what the writer thought of Mr. li‘csscnden. The latter retaliated bv expressing 'UlO opinion that the opinion was .‘nrnishrd by Mr. Light, “which shows what kind of a lawyer you are.“ r: tortod Mr. ll‘esseu- dl-n. By this tin‘e the court was in a broad grin and the jury was being swayed with mirth. ' "i want to characterize lllilé in this l.‘.2l:<t“ as rotten." your til il- retm‘l c'l ..lud';( Light and with some heat. “Sim- ply rotten?“ You have been staying off this trial for years with the hope of null-tine coinrr'oulise." Here Senator Judson arose and pro- tested like a Drain-maker. All this time Judge Wheeler “as holding up his hand to the attorneys to keep the notice. Mr. Fessenden refused to re» ply lo lliO that charge. and the case rent on. But the. taking of testimony was enlivened by fireworks ~ all the BIG FIRE IN PITTSBURG. l‘lT’FSl.tlill(i. Pit. March 'ltl.—~'i‘hc l four-story building at 900 Second ave-l lane. occupied by t Door and Sash Company and the Penn- , sylvania Paint and Glass the Pennsylvania was burned today. The loss will amount to $125,000; fully insured. .......—..«.. how that had anything to do with the; present dispute. Judge John H. Light_ Company. . AT SELLECK’S in \D'\\\ 'l? an TO INVEST A LITTLE MONEY NOW in a SUIT or OVERCOAT for next winter's wear.‘ Many Suits and. Overcoats in conservative styles at. end of season prions. ' ill Enaaal~ We"have gathered together a lot of Odds and Ends of Boy'slSchool; Suits, both light and heavy weights, value $2.50 to $5, and i a hare”f i‘ l’ P priced them $2. l,“ I I fl, pfv , 3 In our Custom Department, Spring Suit: of pure wool or wormed; fabrics to your measure, $20 to M5.‘ . ’ Custom Shirts In exclusive patterns at reasonable prices. Willis H. Sellecki. " o CLOTHING OF N'lE RIGHT SORT. »' 48-50 Wall Street,. ”Diwali: ,1 PHONE. 120. r RELIEF FDR. “WALK I ER’S" BAN K . bank re Walker’s Milk}. , ‘ ---—-- > . The act will go to thaf'gbvam.lnll.u 9 . .. . General Assembly Panes Measuremoncev and upon his signaturethévhank ‘ . Under Suspension of Rules. lw" be able t0 fl" vacandles in .. its. HARTFORD. March 'll.—-The gcn- ”0W”- . 7 ' eral oilsembly came quickly to the l‘e- . ._-_ I ll lief oi“- the Savings Bank of 'New Brl- DENSE FOG ON‘TH530UND- min in the situation which'developed NEW HAVEN! Murchul'IH-DBMG " ,. sham: SALE of 3,000 Boxes of Fine Writing Paper. ‘8 Cents a Box. COLEMAN’S news atone : ‘° "amiss. ‘3‘2ll‘l'..t"?‘"" ”*9 WW5” “t?“ Yo'ur Account Will receive oanlulaiiontlbn at the 50- Nara/ark a... Trust am ‘ lullrrodant Unnlulul. WP ALASKA VOLCANO ACTIVE- as the result of the disappearance of SEATTLE. Wash. March 14.—~ its former treasurer. William F. Walk- Word;b‘ns been received by the P089 or. today,,by passing in both branches int Illngencer from Valdez. Alaska. under Quspenslon of the rules an act the the volcano on the island of Aku- amending the bank’s charter so that tun. of! the peninsula Of Alaska arid the board of lucorporntors may meet not tar from Unulaska. was in active during this month, or April or Memo eruption when the flower Dom Dnsfl' fill, vacancies in the board of directors. ed the island at 2 a. at. February 22. and fixing the time for the annual All the passengers were aroused ‘0 meeting of the incorporators for Jan- WItness the slzht. Which Is fluid to nary and changing the time of the an- haveboen a magnificent one. At about nun! meeting or the board of directors the same hour a severe earthquake oc- from, January to July. The resolution althoush‘lt did no came first. in the Hanna and was - , timed &fl transmitted , senate. serial: damage. . , ‘4. you“ w _ I call , , ‘ ‘ VI IN, ‘ ‘uon'tteount' union pilllltlti , . ‘ . ll . i .1 a.“ “Mott .. .l a“ . l’l V“ ,0 w o 'l‘vlllorrial 2”" . the . fog swathed the entire Sound shore of the slate today extending back in- nnd tor a considerabe distance. in New Haven navigation was it HIP until about noon the from New l’ork. laying by:oil.' the lighte house for several dg‘ck until well 9.10 o the railroad. train: halt willow with care at low. speed with con ' quent delays although throulh/ ‘tl'I-I. made fairly good timoiin departures. , .‘ w .. w. u 1' tree‘s! ill in N la a II ll a “19mph norm fa... . 4AM steamer mallard Peck. ‘ ‘ m and, , hoursvuot. recount! 5, ug inthdlorenmm T
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