FASHION
IIIILASSES
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[local News Notes.
William 'l‘roy, of Norwalk. who was
arrested for drunkennes. Saturday
night will be tried this afternoon.
The Junior Endeavor Society of the
South New alk Baptist Church is plan-,
ning to hold an entertainment tomOI-I
row
Mrs Thomas Benedict, of ScaIlew
avenue, East Norwnlk. is coolned tnI
her home by a severe attack of the
still
'Mra G. ireiand and familv have
moved from 12 ‘lm Grove street to
the house at the comer of the Wilson
Point road and E ly avenue.
Miss Jennie iioy,t of Core avenue
has taken a position as stenographcr
and typewriter in the office of the Con
solidated Railway Company. in South
Main street
Charles l.. Barker, of Norwalk has
sold his 50 horsepower 1906, Thomas
Fiyc, and has purchased a 1007 00
horsepower ’l‘homas lI'I‘iIIII. Mr. BarkcI
expects the arrival of his new car on
May isi.
John Hon], :1 .\'mwalk man. was plac-
ed unch arIest last 'night by Officer
ChaIles F. Page charged by Mrs Heal
who was formerly Bertha Turner , with
asaault. The case will be heard before
Judge Lockwood at 2 oclock this at-
ternoon.
At this evening‘s meeting ofI the
Norwalk City Council Mayor \Valace
Danu will probably announce the names
of the mcmiifor' of the conunlttee who
are to look up ook and ladder tIIIeks
with it view to purchasing one to sup-
plant the Pioneer Truck as authorized
by last Friday night‘s special citII
meeting.
There will be a loctule at the First
Baptist Church. I.\‘brwalk. this evening
at7: 4.3 oclock in Rev. Dr. Sweet, of
llaugenou (’.hiha. His. subject will be
"\\hat will the leilow Man with the
“bite Man's Dollar Do to the “bite
Man with the Yellow Man‘s Dollar. ""
The icctun will be illustrated by ster-
eopt icon I‘IicIIIsI.
F. E. Lockwood and Company the
l\0Iwalk automobile dcaicls. have
three good baIlIgains in second hand an-
tomobiles. IIlIII‘IIfiI wee are in first class
condition III lei he sold lmhtediatc-
ly to make too} for. ,IIew cars which
are coming. “.TiIe I'cond hand cars in
c ludo tIIo Locomobilcs and a 1906, Mo
dei " BuickIme- .
.lohn Iiolnsz and IIife, of West
street have pmchased thrIee building
lots on the corner 01‘ Chestnut and
McrIllI suecls. adjoining the Lincoln
School, owned by Christian Swartz.
the deal having been offecichiointly
by the ageuclxs of .1. .\f. Layton &
00.. inc. and Robert Christopher. I.\lr.
lloiasz inbcnds to build in.the very
near fuiuIe.
lleluIiclI (lchhard says of Annie
Louise David that she is a harplst ot
mam talents and considerable nccom
plishmouts IIith II musical tempera-
ment and a Ical hamlet nature Mrs.
DnIld will accomphnv \II. Werner in
his recital of BIIIonning‘s “San" at
‘ GIIIcc Church on Thursday at 7: 30 p.
In. it goes without saving that all
who can will attend’thc recl,tai to
which there is no charge.
,A larzc (‘l"-'0\ d of basketball cntllus
lasts wi‘l (Io to the anIIorI. tonlg ht to
witness the ”I t game in the harsh:
between (chino-any If and \fiddletOImn
for the :lllllIIN’lll’ chmuoiaushiu of the
slate. CoIIIVpVIInr has been beaten
twice this. “(.11 in the \iiddletonna
but is confident ”of making a good
showiIIII this crunin;, .IIlIa.ing gtcath
imprOch since I‘Ihe last meetings The
fircmininan game will be h: tuocn the
Montanlts and Trinity; Cadets
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LILLUSTRATED LECTURE ANL’
4 MUSIC RECITAL ON THE
PASSION PLAY.
ll" l‘r \laclarlaud assisted by Ice :11-
ista \‘chnesdar moulds; III the. Sun l
NorI‘I .Ilk Congrge atlonal (‘huIciL
ROLLAWAY RINK NOTES.
Joseph McMahon delighted .II larze
audi'IIIcc II; llollaway IIIllIIHSllIlll‘tI'Ill'
night. the favorite none: bolus. No
Wedding Bells for Her, the artist he-
lng’ recalled. ‘
Al'raIIaeuII-uts are being made for a
game of basketball 'i‘Illit'stlay (Ir iI‘I'I-
day nights with II good team Irom New
Haven.
3‘ I 74 Washington at.
Pants. (its and Varnlsiios.
II loaf lino of Springaoodo ever shown.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Tel. 213-2.
Everything in sh. Chandlery.
I' Denaturod'II-no Wood Alcohol.
.IIAIIIIY RIDER.
612 Water 02., IRlDGEPORT, Conn.
Goods delivered froo. Tel. 243-3.
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NORWALK CLUB POOL GAMES.
L- St. J. Kcolor Defeats H. B. Wig-
ham and J. H. Hoyt Beats
Dr. Chumar.
Louis St. .1. Keeler, 75 defeated H.
B Wigham." .5 by the score of 75 to
66 Saturday afternoon in the pool tour-
nament of the Noraalk (‘lub John
H. Hort 85. defeated DI. Chmles R.
Chasmar, 100, by the some of" 85 to 51
Saturday night.
The score of the games:
Wigham, 75. eKeIcl‘, 75
0——1 7—1
10—-1 10—1
10—4 23——
20 34
I24——1 42—2
33 V 47——1
H . 49—2
49 58—1
{Ill 63—1
0:: 72—1
60 75——h
Chasmar, 100. Hart, 83.
10 3—2
l2——-i 1.3
20—1 21
27—2 20—1
27—23 37-2
34—1 Iii
{ill—~3 57
39—4 65
I12 77
Ill 83
85
A lunch was served at the Club Sat-
nrdav night. louis \erlin also had
his talking machine on hand and made
many selections, opera and otherwise.
' OUR FUTURE POPULATION.
Young Men of Today M'ay See Two
Hundred Millions of Us.
(Richard H. Edwards, Editor Manu-
facturers‘ Record in Review of
Reviews)
'10 a populatiom of about 80, 000 .000
we shall add during the next ten
IIIeaIs 20 ..000 000 or 0ch giving us In
1910 a total of about 100, 000 ..000 aml by
1020 or 20 vents hence 11. '..0000000. in
1931: or 25 years from now, our pop-
ulation will be about No 000 000 By
1930 01 .20 ,I'IeIIIs hence, we will have
in the United States. not counting our
insular pOsseSSlons, about 155, 000, 000
people 01 double Olll total population
of 1900.1.oolting,r forward 44 years
to the middle of this century, and the
boys and the II‘ouIIch men of today
will be activo business men of that
period. we must count up a popula
tion of 200,000,000.
.\s business ngous so much more
lapldly than population. as the out-
put ot neat-:13 pll manufactured and
agllculturai roducts lIIIreIIacs at an
III or IIccelerII lppi rate, and as InodeI II
II .mo wwwwmmmwmcmr IWM
lid ll New Span] Hill.
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Where else in. town will you Iind ALL the new éofrect blocks,
with flat brim; o and curls, ini'all sizes from 6% to 7%? Nowhere
else; for this Is
thoroughly. .
We invite you to pick your new Spring derby from our complete
collection, with the assurance that at each price you are getting the
very best value for your money: -
Crofut 8r Knapp Hats, $3.00
Volk Hats. $2.00 and $3.00
Easter 15 so early this year that you '11 have to buy earlier than
usual. You’ll find us ready with new Spring Overcoats, new Spring
Sack Suits, new Spring Neckwear, Shirts and Hosiery. Men are now
making selections from our full stocks and having them laid aside
until later. Why don't you do the same.
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BEST GRAIN—BEST SERVICE!
You want your horses not only in good condition, but
. you want them able to work and keep in good condition.
This can be done by giving them proper feed. There is
a difference between oats and oats. You'll never realize
it so thoroughly until you see our stock. You can't buy
better—for we buy the best.
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Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
i IIIII Ilf‘ul‘WI-jllrll as “it as the IIt'iil"
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Special Sale of
Letter F Iles l50 “iach.
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Wm P. BeérS’
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machinely and inventions make pos-
sible the, doubling and quadrupling of
man a working capacity it is not un-
reasonable to any that the 200, 000 000
people of 1950 should exceed in po-
tentiality what 400,000,000 could ac-
coIIIpllsh may; I
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THE WIZARD AND THE WITCH.
Between the daylight and darkneIIs I
"The \\ izard‘s magic is seen:
The trees like seutlucls stand out.
The grass turns a deeper green.
.
SII'I IIIjIe shadows loom up grimly l
As the landscape dime. ou the sight:
One dwells in a land of (IIIclIIIIItIIIeni.
Vltuwccu the day and the night. I
St: IaltlIiiI' tho dIIIkuess (Ire ( ps on us
Like some cIll spirit it seems;
Surt l_I this is the time to sec \isions
And this is the time to Me Im dreams
Then the moon in all her fairness. I
I’t‘t pr. over the distant hills:
Witchery and beauty mingle
As lItr light the :IIIkIIesI-I fills.
HCIIOId now ilII. III. ud lransiigured!
ilII “the witch 'moglc spell:
The sun is “the ‘\'IZ:I.1'.II(I the moon is
the wll..ch " l ‘
And they do their IIIaglc well.
‘ MYRA II}. BLISS.
l . . Hartford, Conn.
"Old Man l’ilkiuson candidly admits
that his wife made him what he is."
"Yes; but i have noticed that he is al-
“Ills car'IlIIl to assure himself before
admitting it that .she isn‘t present
to put in a (lt»IIiIIl.—~JIIdg(.I.
Fortune 'l‘ellcr—dieware of a short.
dark woman with a fierce eye. She is
waiting to give you ll check. Visitor.
tdcspairiIIglyI~"No. she ain't. She's ‘
waiting to gI-l one from me. ’l‘lIai'I-I
my vvil’e.-—-llalti1uorc American.
"Scribleigh says this his last IIIII'clI
is sun to II\'(‘.II "Yes. he is naming
lIhI. chlldrru IIt'II-r the principal char-
actors." -—1’uck.
Knicker—ltoosIII.(Il‘. considers IIIC
gold coins lnartlstic. llockere—Probably
, Ten of the strange. still way she IliltI,II
the poor artists who designed them
CASTOR IA
VucVVIcI saw one -—-.\er \‘IoIk Sun
lot Mats and Children.
I fit XIII You line Alvin BouillI
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It is always easier to bring down
‘ the house than to lift it up.
. ADIORIINT co'erron, ‘ oauzs
aauoaoaa, arc. ,
"futon Powstf: coneonATIou
._ Prescription Daniel.
..M “Maya. tooth Romain
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Complete Nine of
chase Ball Goodsp-
Nowkeadu.
COLEMAN’S
IWS'STORI
10 North M in at» South Norwalk
THE LEGEND OF ROSALEEN To the leaves of the thirsty trees.V
BAWN.
'I‘I Ill us about the fairy king.—
liow his mantlegleamed and shone.
ecu of hu one. the emerald grass,
\IId with dewI'I diamonds s‘own;
’l‘IIll of the r.ed red can he wore,
Bound around with II golden ring,
I’ his bloomy cheek, and his laughing
eve
And his shimmering rainbow wing.
Book and Siaboncrv Stores. I
49 Wall St.. NorwaIIt. 6 So. Main St» So. Norwlfi.
(it .IIIdIIIoilIcI. tell us about the glIi, I
With eyes of the green- blue I"l‘li_\'1
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HM- - -gm
llmI she dared to sing. in the falry I“
ralh.
.\nd the. farles stole lIeI IIIIay:
liow II single tlIIcnd of her lIalI wast
found, , 0
(In the rowan bushes IIIII:III
IIt\\\ luIr moulnlng mother prayed Ilt“:l .
buck,
"lo abide for a single rear. Tell us about the fairy court.~
Gay little him and her;
How quick and merry and bright and
sweet
And duiutily wee they were;
‘l‘helr floating tresses of moony gold
"llIelr garments of film and sheen:
How the tints of a thousand flowers
f.IiI
in their tremulous wings were seen.
And the strange, fond words she
knew,
“IllI lI would lurp the. coolug time from
its mule .
-\ud the timid lamb from the ewe. I.
'ioll how she moved like II gliding l
swim,» ~ I
()r the mist that. floats in tin Idem I'iell N about the hornets nine
i W ho played such ‘ravishing strains.
i lhe nimble page who tightly held
.\ rldcrless palfrey' s reins
'i‘I-ll of her songs. so slIIIIngIlI aunt
that none could sing them again.
”i -ll how II that last loIIlIIiuI lime
K,“ no at)“, thump: 5m. (fhme. The waving banners. and all the rest;
To the sound of faii'y music breathed I; I‘ll“ I‘UW- 9"“ 8'08“““3 WI” 8011“-
She heard her own sweet nam,._,_ . IIIIlt" fIIIlcs had vanished forIeIIeI afuI
“Rosaleen, Rosaleou‘,IflosalepllIII \Vilb Rosaleen, Rosaleeu Bawn.
And there by theI'doIoIIstoIIe lay, -——lIJllzubeIh Hill in the Christian
As Ivan and thin as ‘u moonlit, mist. “981300“.
The mounted court of the lay. ,
good provider."
"llc isn‘t." answered Miss Cayenne.
"l-le loses so much at poker that she
.lIIIs to curtail her bridge playlng."——
\‘tashiugton SiaI
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Tell us about those. pranching steeds.
With their memes-of flowing liglu.!
Saddles studded with beauty pearls,
And shoes of the silver bright.
Tell how they flung their IIIIIIIIhlIIg
necks
And uclghed like the sighlug hreezei
VI hen it whispers tidings of comingla boy Son—When did
rain .papa ‘?—~Slovo
begin.
Is to keep your cash in the bank subject to check.
whore It will be safe and convenient.
thwwm“
Will rooofvo careful attention of the
So. Norwal w
Trust Company.
muck-books {no In General Banking Dept.
Anon for A. o. Ioaldlno'o
Goods
llauhlandomong
' lama Saturday flights;
,only men s store that goes into the hat question‘
“She says her husband is not III
l'npum—i never told lies when l IIIaI-II
you
market then steadied again.
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The “PRACTICAL" is the name of a
new tooth brush that is becoinlng pop-
ular. Same shape and general appear.
anCe as the well—known phophylactlc
brush. The “PRACTlCAL” is I guar-
anteed brush and costs 10 cents less
than the phophylactlc. namely. 25
cents. We have dozens of different,
styles and qualities of tooth brushes,
so that Ive can suit everyone. Most of
our brushes are guaranteed, which
means a new one free of charge if in cut, style and fit. and In the details of fine taiIOIItItI‘. the
the first purchase does not wear well. ‘
price. 10 .0 .30 cents, I. pays .0 buy inside which you don’t see, but which is mostIVirnportant
good tooth brushes. I I I
ORIENTAL TOOTH POWDER, an
alkaline and antiseptic powder for
cleansing and preserving the teeth.
This powder is absolutely pure and
free from acid. grit and other hurtful
substances. 25c bottle.
Matchless Easter Shaving
Never before, Outside of the loading New Torts“ shops. ..
IV has any store dared to show such fine fabrics and Vsurpaw
ing styles as we have ventured to offer tins seasdn Pc'nidct
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serving it. and that we mean‘to do.
The tailoring is the
he filial Pharmacy,
THluPREOCRIPTlON areas.
Our Spring models are now ready.
very best, the cost to you no more than is usually asked,
for similar fabrics not so thoroughly well made. ‘
rites Clothing Store
HEAD- TO FOOT OUTFITTERS
98 Washington Street,
TEL. 16—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, March -18.—-—Excite-
meal was revived in the stock market
today by a break of disturbing propor-
tions in the opening dealings. The out-
pouring of stocks was attributed most-
ly to a rush to realize at the buoyant
recovery which had been achieved on
Friday and Saturday from the extreme
depression of ThIIIsday. Speculative
sentiment was practically agreed that
Phone 165-5.
Sir Knights are “Arriving in
Norwalk
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again entertain the "Waiters in tho‘_
[Midst of Heaven." terms derived from
the original Masonic; name of Monong- I
file recovery had been too violent and once .
too sudden to be healthy. The wide. ’ 'l‘he eleIen commanderies in theII ,
declines registered in London before ”0‘ ““5“?" IDIII‘II‘W" state are: Washington.N o. l. of Hart-
Clinton Punch
(‘old lloiled ilnm.
ice Cream in Masonic iI‘orIns
the market opened here shook the
names of many holdeII-I who had safely
ford; New Haven.
II;en Clinton, No.
'0- 2.0! New. Ha:
Chicken Salad of Roi-walk, Co-
weathered the storm of last week. A , , lumblau. No. -l, of Norwich: Hamilton.
large reduction of the short accounts fancy (“k”- \‘o. 5, of Bridgeport; Palestine; No. 6.
also deprived the market of an ele- M‘IC‘IVWHI‘ . Lady “"3““ of New London; Clark, No. 7,101 Wat-
IIIeIII of support, and there was resell- “VFW” ‘ Lugllsh “W‘s" erurv; CIrene, .\'o. 8, of Middletown;
ing of stocks bought at the decline “”1“" VI"““‘I“I “WWI" St. lllmo. No 9, of Meriden; Crusader,
meIelII for ”11' purpose of supporting , _. (““9" , 1\10II0 of Danbmy and St. Johns. N0
the market. The conspicuous declines V1811!“ , I I3“"“”“" ,of \i'.lllimantlc
were: Northern Pacific and Anacon» \\hite Rock 1IIL‘lIeater i‘. Clark the commander of
(la 3%., Canadian Pacific 3. Mlnncapo- 7033“ Clinton, the entertaining c'ommandery. _V
ils. St. Paul and SauiI Salute Marie I'Iouti‘iuilsu‘l'I “I- hm. SI" Christian is destined to future fame in the or-
Swurtz.
invocation,
ltl. Em. Sir Andrew C.
Address of Welcome. V
Em. Sir Chester lI‘. Clark.
"The New Man."
Rt. 15m. Sir Fill'f‘t)" S. lielts.‘ Grand
Commander of the State of Con-
uecticlil.
If. l'nion Pacific and Reading 2%.
heat Northern pfd. 25.3, Smelling 2%.
Southern Pacific 231., Atrhison 2‘4.
Amaigaumted (‘opper and Sloss, Shef-
field Steel 2 and." long list of the most
active stocks rom l to 2 points.
Prices rebounded almoxt, IIIIInediIItely
l to it. and while the ItIecoveIies wIeIe
not fully held the exciltemeut ahnIed
Past Grand Commander d”, His rapid “5'6 through thp ranks
is due both to a love. of the order aim,
the love of the members of the order
for him. He is a capable leader n11
will see that the Grand (Seawall
has no Iegrets when it Ieav omit:
Mr. Clark went through OIII Wiiifi'I'I
in the spring of
Hubbard] i).l).
Lodge, F and A. M.,
1897 He was a worshipful master in'
larzvl.‘ Qumlct Selection. 1900 and 1901. He went throd‘g’h idle
ln banking quarters the rapid l'l.“-‘(U\ i‘Ilennial COI‘f‘IllN ““5 I’lll‘lloI‘V? ““d decrees of Rutter Chapter. R. A. M'..‘ in _
cIles of lhst lI‘IldIIII and Saturday I‘llljtll'lll9n‘5-II the fall of 1907. and was high priest
were deprecated and there new intl- ‘t'l'l' Emimnl Si" 51‘9“" Mf‘Al'IIlln‘ in 190:! in 1902 he was
manta... that repressive [neagunxg Grand Senior \tardeu ‘ of: the
Grand Encampment of the
States.
Jerome May llnnjo Club.
"The New Chivalry."
Sir John Lloyd Thomas.
el a
member of Clinton (Ethnology: ' .
has been commander for ti; not Itwo
years. Mr. Clark is al member of
Pyramid Temple, of lrld mm: and
might be used to pIeIIenI other than a .
gIadual and otderly renovaer)
The Steel stocks were heavily sold,
by commission houses reports credit
lug lunch of the selling to mPltlslIIIIg.
liuile’d
Sir
Knight Rarron S Betta, South
(‘onImandcry in Connecticut.
Auld Lang Syne. .,I ,. ~.
Right Eminent lrand Commander
Parron S. llctts will call the Grand
(‘oIIIInandcry Conclave to order at it
o‘clock in the morning of Tuesday in
Clinton (‘oIIInIVandr-Iry' s asvl.um ills
rrport Imd ilsI recmmuetldationa, as
wrll as the rcpmts of the other offlc
this will he I'IeteiIed and the commit-
{it‘s of the. (Iu\‘ll.llll(‘f1.'rile commit-
tees. in connection with the session
are: Jurisprudence. Sir Knight H
Waits Lines. 1’. G. (‘.; Sir Knight
llenry Woodward. l’. G: (‘.. and Sir
Knight Albert S. (‘qustock. 1’. G. C.
lly- laws Sir Knight .\'eison J W elton.
P. t‘. . Sir lgnlghl William id. I\ith-
P G. (‘... and SH Knight Eddie S.
.1153. Canadian Pacific 3, Union PacificI
and Reading 2%. Amalgamated Copper
and smelting 21,3. Southern Pacific
21.} AtchlsoIII I‘Zi/ Sloan Sheffield ISIIcl
2 and St. Paul. Great Northern and
Dre Certificates. Pennsylvania. Balti-
more. and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio,
IAK‘OIIIOIIV“. Brooklyn Transit, the
United States Steel stocks, Colorado
lI‘ucl, General Electric and Kansas and
Texas pfd. l to 1%. Great Northern
pfd. showed a loss of 2%, National
Biscuit In;- aud Big Four lit, but with
out effect on the general weakness of
the market.
WALL STREET 11 II. nI.—~'l'he mar-
ket rallied rom 1 to 111;. generally.
with NortheIII Pacific recovering 31/;
of Clinton Commandery at the-bani
duet, that the State‘s K.--;?f‘.‘s' made
their memorable trip to theuNational n
Commandery session at, ~ Denver in I
1892. Eminent Sir Knight-.Eli‘Coe
llirdsry. P. G. C.. .\ferideh.IE..‘G. re-
corder. was a Master Mason-in Mer-
idian Lodge. No. 77. and “at twenty.
Center Lodge, No. 97.
he became a member of 'Keystone
Chapter Voo.‘17. R. A. 111.; was knight-
(d in .\‘c w Haven Commandery. V0 2,
in 1800.
Sir Knight George .\1.
London, E. G. Generallsslmo. ,becambn
\lnson far back in the. seventies. join-W
lug f} niou Lodge, No. 31.131“ 14.51.
Subsequently
ware and Hudson" .-., Northwestern 31,4,
\llnncapolis, St. l’Iaul and Sault Ste
Min to 4. Another railv broiIgiIt prices
back to: Iflb0\e wheIe Ihev went on the
The gland officers of the last y‘eIII
luue. been: ,VSir. Knight Farron S.
lit-.tts Vol-walk. Right Eminent Grand
Ilcmluem Sir Knight Costello Lip-
pitt P. G. CJ. of NorwichdiiaG. ti'eas.
inrer. wasI' charter member of St.“
IIl Paper 1‘3. .‘oIlh American 2% and
.\llnucapolis St. Paul and Sault Ste
Marie pfd. 3-13.. . .
WALL STREET. Noon.——'l‘he recov-
ery proceeded to where earlier losses
were reduced in fractions and gains
were established in llllnois Central,
Kansas Cltv Southern, Brooklyn-Tran-
sit. and international Pump of 1. ln-
lernutlonul Pump pfd. and, American
ice 2, National Lead 1-34 and Buffalo,
Rochester and Plttsburg 6. Prices
then ran off again. Union Pacific and
St, Paul receding to the lowest. The
Bonds.
.0. Long, .\‘eIII‘Loudou. Eminent Grand
lrr :IIIlisI-Iimo: Sir Knight Leon~ M.
Woodt‘ord. Naugntuck. Eminent Grand
Captain General; Sir Knight Eugene.
A. Hall. .\leulden. l‘ minent Grand Seu-
ior Warden: Sir Knight Wesley U.
Penrnc. .\fiddlrtown. Eminnt Grand
Junior Warden: Sir Knigh, .harles L.
Hubbard. .\'orwich. Eminent Grand
Prtlale: Sir Knight Costello l.lppltt.,
f’. G. G. .\'orwlch. lIIIIItnent. Grand
'I‘IIrasurUI: Sir Knight I'lll C. illrdsey,
P. G. (‘.. Norwich. Eminent Grand lie.
cordcr: Sir Knight 'l‘hoIIIas W. Mor~
gnu. Hartford. Eminent Grand inspec-
det‘ of the State of Connecticut: atom},
her of Van ,Rensela‘er Connor" of,
I’I‘Illcts of Jerusalem' 'or'ator of N60- '
and lIonorIarI member of the Supreme, .
Council of Save reign Grand: inspectors
Masonic Jurisdiction. U. S‘."l\.-
ldagene A. Hall E. G. senior warden, I
appointed E. G. standard bearer of the
Grand Commandery at the dhuuai- con-
mum: In 1903: became if. G. mobile
in 1904. .junlor warden in 1906
and E. G. II:seulor warden in {908. ‘
were irregula. I ‘ . '
lo‘clock but the tone. was somewhat
,Unlted States Reduction jumped 71/.
. curities opened weak today. On a light.
for: Sir Knight Arthur 1). Chuffee. \\'l|- . . . V .
WALL STREET, 1 p III ——l«‘lnctuu~ llmautlc. IQIIIint-ut Grand Standard DEFENCELESOLI I... ,., ,
lions IIIIIIIIoVIed greatly after 12 Bearer: Sir Knight Frank M. Scott. . I I. , .
Danbury. iIlmlueIII Grand Sword'Bear- .He Writh'ed'V "I
er: Sir Knight Glorge H. N. Johnston.
Bridgeport. lIIuIiurnt Grand Worder
and Sir Knight Albert W. Mattoon. He used no single with“,
.\'Iw Ilaven, Eminent Grand Captain 0r angry wow. I“ .
of the Guard. . I.
At the election Sir KII‘II‘l Betts will She called him names. , .Iu Imch '
become a Past Grand Commander and a case I‘
She called him names. . ..
but yet
Although his IvavinaI arms Vdemurreti.
flI'IneI. Business was also very small.
and reacted 3. Smeltlng pfd. gave
way 2%. and the balance of the list
was easier in ton. at‘l o'clock.
LONDON, March lair—American Se-
WeVrealizc we can only keep your trade hereby dc-
of \‘l ashlngton Council of Stamford“ ,2.
commander and toastmasterrinrbe‘hi’ffi z"?- . "
Long. I'ow -V '
wlch Sov'eteign Chapter of Rose Cr‘o'ix} II ‘
.45”
volume of business prices during the
first hour declined l to 2'» ‘polnts be-
low Saturday's New Vol I. closing. Un-
an appointment. will be made accord
lug to theI dictates of custom from Clin-
ton Commandery for the trust of Eml-
uent Gram} Captain of the Guard. the
eleventh office. This custom is for a
man from each of the eleven com-
Engiand today secured the whole of mauderlea in the Grand Commandery
this Week's gold supply about 82, 000,- ,to hold an office. and as fast as one is
000 paying 3 80 advance so as to shut lretlred at the head of the list another
out poaulble American and other com- fomI his commandery is placed at the
petition, foot. Just who this new officer will be
can be presumed at present. but not
PORTO nico LlogsLATURE AD-
JROU
stated definitely.
The elected and appointed officers
SAN JUAN, Porto Rloo. March 13-— present will be installed by Grand
The legislature adiouprned today ‘atteh mmander Farron 8. Betta. who will
the most important; session since the
American occupation of the island.
be assisted by a grand marshal. Early
in the afternoon the conolavo will be
Among the measures cgpoved is the
civil servioo bill. will fit become
lon Pacific led the owuward move-
ment. I
LONDON, Malch lBL—T'he Bank. of
then he eleven years more before Nor-
adjonraod for another year. It will
,effgctlvo next. January, walk .wiiinitaItVouthoV opportuitx wto
Excuse him if he made a face.
For he was young.V
Besides the font, “FitzGéhrge.” , she .
cried. ' ‘
“Bartholomew, Augutn‘s ‘Janiésl'V'
it was with all a mother’ii' pride
She called him names. . I
Old Hunks—Didn’t you marry me
III“ my money? Ahswer' Vino that. ma-
am.
Mrs. linnltsV—Cortainly.‘f’i did. And
we'd get along just lovely if you VON
got so stingy with -“'V'I'C.I.IIII?”° 'iV‘rivV
une.
it would be a graduation to have
an artist in tho faintly if he could
provide his own broad and bulb
III «r
A gentleman must hold hIsI tongue. , I" I
_ in the long run. , , ,5.
South Net-walk, Conn _
'.femple" or “The Dwellers ia' ‘lit '0
,5,
.~,.
CleIeland and Chicago" Quartet Selection. .\‘orwalk Ru E. G. command". lilliiat-
WALL STREET. m,” “V nI.——0pen- “Knight VV'l‘emplarisuI aud_- the: Com: ed him“): 'with gt John'§_ . ,3, .1,
ing prices of stocks showed bad breaks ""IumI‘ . .. I" III‘ and A M" of NurwIllI “£18K”
from the buoyant Iecorerv of Satur- b” Knight RM” '1' L .\ieaeIIe. .. II “"d “In Washington Chapter, 0' 24' ..
day. Before " rush‘ of realizing sales .It rome .\iay ilaujo (.100. R. A. M. the following year. Itjwas
Northern Pacific and Anaconda fell Sim" Wk“ [’3' l‘i’lll'f‘rlf‘maih’cs of each under Christian Swarm. put; grand- ' 1’
s i
one he was later a charter member of V _. :I .
I. I:
KI? .II“ III.“ m,” ”M" 3"" “m“ 0’ liIIIII‘is. P. 'G. '0. Correuwndencc. Sh of London of which he became Hmaste'r I!
ll 11- IIIIIII leg] yelded I0 IIIIIII initial “MRI“ Samuel ,1 Iiil‘i‘m- P- (.. (II in 187-1. and was created. a Sir Knight I 2 c .
gI I; or ’9 ow. 11.91"”? ”mi“ ”mi" Necrology. Sir Knight L‘dwiu l‘ Ercr- of the “1931910“, Order of the négV I,»
bed i. General lslechic 2% Deia- ‘.l.i P. C (.ross December 18. 137;, .. .II-Lin, ; Ira
.V I,'
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F INT I.I
Coniman NI blr knight .\'ormand 1“. James Lodge; No. 23, F. and A. ‘M‘.:I " ‘II «'3
RZIVMV'TYV 5‘30““, If‘ithi“ 70‘“ I Allin. llgrtford. Very Eminent Deputy chater member of Franklin Chapter. II‘“
I a "”“‘ "i " 05 "8. inteInation- Grand Commander; Sir Knight George .\'o. t R A. 10.: past grand' common» .
l .
General. thirty-third degree.“ Northern ' ,
treasurer oi" the town of. Morid‘en. was "
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