FASHION IOLASSES GAIN LANE S It WAIHINW, IT local News Isles. Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of Py- thias. held a regular business meeting last evening. Tomorrow the Boston Store will give extraordinary bargains in Ladies suits, etc" See ad. Its all right It you buy your goods of A. J. Angevine and Bons'. Their adv will interest you. John Kerkes. of Norwalk, has been admitted to the Hospth tot treatment 3h: patient has trouble with one of his as John R. Fowler, of Rochester, father of Joseph Fowler. of Rowan street, is visiting at Mianus. He is in poor ,, health. '. —Crofut 8t Knapp lists. O'Brien. ~1 New spring patterns in rugs, carpets1 oil cloths. etc. A J. Collins and Com 1 may adv. will tell you n1o1e about them. Re ulnr Conclave of Castle Comelot. Knlg ts of King Arthur, this evening at 8 o'clock. When the degree page will be conferred. The Pine Lodge Whlst Club will be entertained next Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Robert Van Buren at her home 58 West avenue. Norwalk. Liggett‘s Saturday candy Biidge Pharmacy. See ad. A large number of grocery specials are advertised in the adv. oi.L. Jose- loif, and It will pay you to look them over before purchasing elsewhere. It is not only the prices that makes ., the New York Grocery stores popular. ‘ . It is the superior line of goods that ‘ they carry. ,Note their ad. in this issue. ' at the ' 74 Washington it. Pablaills and, Variants l her home In Brush street, Cl Taylor'zfiolden. Tolé 218-2. Erorythimn 11131111111119. 0.0an ”WW ' list has of luring» While our shown. IIAIIIIY RIBEII, Water 0h. WMRT. Conn. IdIlIvIr“ his. Tobin-A. OIITUMW NOTES. H V FRANK DAUCHEY Frank Dauoboy, aged thirty nine V years. died yesterday sitar-noon at ii o‘clock, at his home In Bridgeport, If “ tor suffering from an abscess In his throat, which broke. causing strangu' Iati'on. He was a member of Harmony Council. No. 12, 0. U. A. M., of bridge: port, and of the Bridgeport aorta of Eagles. He Is survived by a widow and by his father. Allen Dauchey, of Rowayton; and three sisters, Mrs. Ber- tha Bradley,-New Ilaven; Mrs. Edith Webb. of Stamford, and Anna Dauch- ey, of South Norwalk. The remains will be brought to Norwalk tomorrow morning for interment in Union cem- etery. There'will be a service at 1 o’clock at the cemetery. MR8 JEVALEEN BROTHER’I‘ON Mrs. Ill sleen Broihorton, widow of the late Alonzo -E. Brotllel‘ton, died at Norwalk.T yesterday afternoon, after an Illness of about eight weeks, which began with an attack of the grip. Later complica- tions set In. Mrs. Bmthei-ton I11 sur- vived by one daughter, Miss Edith Brotherion; one sister, Mrs. Thomas Walsh of Pine street, and one brother, Captain Charles H. Bayles, of Itevens street. 'Funeral services will be held from Mrs. Brotherton’s late residence Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. MRS. SARAH ESTHER GREGORY The depth of Sarah Esther, wife of Hyatt Gregory, died last night at her home in Silvormine. Deceased was In the seventy ninth year of her age. Funeral services will he held Sunday afternoon at 12 :30 from her late resi- deuce. Rev. C. \V. Sellcck will offi- clate. AUGUSTUS GANU Nil. Funeral services over the remains of Augustus Gaming will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the late homeof the deceased. No. 551 State street, Bridgeport. The remains will be brought to Norwalk tomorrow for burial. The deceasedwas 11 relative of Henry Ganung, of East Norwnlk. DOROTHY KIMMICH The death of Dorothy Kimmich. the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ferdi- Souvenirs free tomorrow at the U11 Ion Pacific Tea company. Read the ad.‘ The gypsic caravans are beginning to pass through Norwalk, enroute up through New England . The rovers have been arriving in this vicinity for several days. Mr. and Mrs George 13. Burton, of Norwalk, spent last night In New York ' , city. and attended a Ruberstein con- la 1 cert at the waldori- Astoria, and dance which foliowad. 'fV -Latest College Hats, O’Brien. ., William: Banks, 11 Westport lad, Was , hurried to the Norwalk Hospital last] i1 night, suffering from an acute attack or appendicitis. lie was immediately, operated on by Dr. William J. Tracey . If you are looking for something exclusive in the clothing line The Price Clothing store will be able to fill your wants. Read the ad. William English, In, Is wireless tele- graph operator and editor of the ship‘s newspaper published at sea, on the Steamship City of Columbus, which plies between New York and Savanah, Georgia. People who had not fully given, up the hope that spring would finally get. , here had their faith considerably shat téred this morning, when it snowed mor or less for several hours. ground was so warm, however, that the snow immediately melt'ed -——Magnolia and Clover Milk. 10c F. D. Lawton & Co. ‘ Another carload of- horses arrived» in Norwaik this morning for Oscar. H.. Banks. The animals are all sturdy and number twenty five. They ate from Ohio and among them are, horses for every purpose. This Is the third car- ioad that Mr. Banks has received with- in a few weeks Gustave Pltzer received a letter to- day from his son Frederick, who is in 1California, at the city of San Fran- cisco. He says that the stories of the earthquake are not in the least exag- gerated and the city Is still in a con- dition of terrible ruin and the streets . are very dusty, owing to carting away of so much debris. , ~Caps. Caps, Caps. O’Brien. Witnesses were subpoened yesterday for the trial of W. B. DeGarmo on charges brought by Morris Shapiro, ' who claims that he was assaulted by the defendant. The case will be heard ' , this afternoon in the Norwalk cou1t ' bofore Judge Edward M. Lockwood. it is expected that it will requhe sever- al hours to try. , —-l-iives, ec‘ezma, itch or salt rheum sets you crazy. Can’t bear the touch of your clothing. Dean‘s Ointment c1111- es the most obstinate cases. Why suf- . (or. A‘l druggists sell it. V The Choral Union will meet fo1 its regular rehearsal on next Monday evening. April 22, at the Norwaik , Methodist Church nose Maiden, will .1. taken up and the new members will begin their regular rehearsals with the chorus. Members who have not as yet report- d on the tickets for the Hospital con- out which they took for sale will kind- i‘y be ready to report “at this rehear- dust resolved-vs full line of smiles. ”61051.00 uses-rowan. museums punt-1mm , nand Kimmich The The ,c tats. "The , This :3 ()L'CIll‘lCil Wednesday evening, about l0 o‘clock. The funeral was held thisni'ternoon at 2 o’clock from the residence, 54 Osborn avenue. Rev C. M. Selleck officiated. intel- mcut was In East Norwulk Cemetery. FRANK CAFF‘REY The. death of Prank (‘affery of Iii Winfield street occurred last night at the Norwalk Hospital after a pro- tracted illness“ Mr. Cafirey was 11 fireman at the South Norwnlk Elec- tric Works. lie is stirvhed by a wile- aud five children. No a1rangcl'nonts have yet been made for the mutual. 180M FULLER. loom Fuller '11ng 63 years died Wed- nesday at Fitch’s Home Noroton. He was a veetian of Company B F01 Iy sixth Massachusetts Infantry. and Company A, Second Massachusetts Heavy Artillery. Funeral services were held yesterday . M ERRI'I‘T ROCKWELL. Merritt Rockwell, a veteran of Com- pany C, First Connecticut Heavy A111- tillery, died at Fitch’s Solduers‘ Home. Tuesday. He was seventy-four years old. Burial services Were held this af- ternoon at Spring Grove Cemetery, Dorian, ADAMS EXPRESS AUTOMOBILES. The local branch of the Adams Ex press Company Is expecting the arri- val during the next few days of two automobile delivery wagons. The cars have been ordered 101 some time llnd will be used on the No1walk and South Norw‘alk routes. powervo‘f»:-the‘-‘“1nachines is electricity. been installing hundreds of these an tomobilo trucks at their branches In many places. Several of the machines are now in use _in New Haven RECEPTION TOL CONGRESSMAN HI L. The Republican ‘Club, of Dunbury. gave a reception last evening, in honor of Congressman E. J, Hill. The af- fair followed a lecture on the Pana- ma' Canal at the Danbury High School building. There was music by Mazzs's orchestra, and refreshments were serv- ed. BIG SALE, SATURDAY ONLY,’ Sheet Music IOc a Copy Shapiro's Dance Folio Little One, Good- bye. 0h, Come. My Love. Standard American Ahs My Marluccia. Billy Green. I'm Sorry. When-You Know You’re Not Forget- ten by the Girl You Cau' t Forget. Fore the Well, My Old Kentucky. When the Flowers Bloom in spring- tmei And a Little Child Shall Lead Them. And 100 Others. COLEMAN’S . ' NIWI train 10 North Main 0L. Agent for A. G. opsidlnn'e 1m1mmmnm- The motive ' The Adams Express Company has-1‘ ' _TheSa. Norwalk. Iouth Noni-II: ' 7' " ‘ , ‘1 , . , , ,, " 11113111 by stub 11W has n familiar with the food stalls on sale. because there is a We: on tho part of all miners to work oi! grain that is too poor to soil readily when whole. Therefore an important to know what to buy. W and when. This yearl have decided to make a little chick feed. 00mm 6!. cimice grains and seeds. carefully selected and perfectly granulated Ind scream ed. Ibelleve it is better than any bought from out of town (although i will buy any brand you may desire) and if you will call I 'mu be pleased to have you examine and compare in with any other.“ ‘g‘ 1 :1. a"... 1 u, by Data Than lean. 1* mason. if: Hinton. "6 Green [lactic 1, Delaware River Shad. Rockawall :9 Stars. Long and Round Clams. and all, ’ kinds oi Fish. ” Gutblll’s Bridge Fish Market Tel. 108. a. Free delivery. Full Line Ladies and children's Suits, Coats and Skirts. TEE FAIR CLOAK 81; FUR STORE, 63 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. "V15 FRESH EGGS 25c. Parsuips. per ll). .. ...... 2c 8 cans N, Y. State Corn . ....... 25c Good Pens, per can ............ I. 100 Health liramd Lobster, per can , Maine Potatoes, per pk. ........ 23c 23 Pkgs. Dried Apples . ......... Spinach at a low prion. Full line of Fruit and Vegetables. United Grocery Co. North'Maii Street Special Sale of Letter Files, I50 Each wm. P. Bears Book and Stationery Stores. ,, V ,1... , .. 1 gWIliSt..Norvnlk.1 . 680.,Main Shamans. _‘.—_'...M “d-..“ THE HATCH 8z BAILEY CO slumber and Mill Work for Everullunab FROM A PIGGEIIY 1T0 A PALACE. 3 lbs. Large Prflnes ............. 3 lbs. Best Milk or Soda Crackers 25c 25c 25c 250 I q... . 1 ,- Tlmber, shingles, lath. all kinds and grades of beveled Siding. flooring and ilnlshing'lumher. All kinds of hard woods. Tar paper. flint coated roofing paper, sheathing paper. Hair Insulator and deafening papers, ordi- nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash, blinds, interior house trim in Pine. gedwood, Cypress. Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy sun lug, turning, planing, shop jabbing. cabinet work, veneered whrl. Kiln» drying facilities. 11111.10.» of Marshall Street. I. ' l" Lumber Yard. Water Street. Telephone. 46-3,. Telephone 46-h Veal Notice-1.; If you are‘ noticitisfied with the last Coal you bought, try a ton from us. Have. inst received a cargo of Lehigh Coal for furnace and range, which is the best mined. THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY 68 Water Street. Tel 450. Refine the Fire NOT AFTER Is the "more rent a sari DEPOSIT BOX. Good sized and: are but Four Dollars a Year. Trust Company. 11-we- 1 mwhmw-‘M One of on most modern 1.14.11.11.11". vault: and equipment: In warm: connections 1 All departments are open Shard" evening. from I to; o clock. 1. . a Saturday Candy, 29c 11 pound You can rely on1f‘Uggett’s".Satur- day Candy being the some $09!! quali- ty and absolutely fresh every time you buy. ' 1, 'r.__ "a. ‘ , BEEF, IRON AND WINC, one 01 the most pleasant and attentive $93ch made. Fa pint bottles, 50c. ,r , spareV, mas in making , smallest? diiails in its prepdspfldnlm never blighted. ‘“ ‘ Ti-IE' APOLLO CHOCOLATE is the kind you think of first when you desire the best. Handsomely packed in two pound, pound and half pound pack- ages at 3011, 006. 00c and $1.59. 11181111111 P11111111. THI PREOCNIPTION ITOI‘s ‘ TIL. 10-4. ' ' Ml DELIVERY CIRVICI. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. ‘m.—-A wavering and uncertain movement of prices with In a narrow range resulted from the opening dealings in stocks. Transactions were Insignificant in amount. Small losses were in the majority, the most conspicuous being 16 In Reading, and '9’; in Southern Pa cIIlc. The execution of orders on hbnd was completed In a few minutes and "It; tickei came almost to a 'stand- all I. W ALL STREET. Ii a.‘ 111.—-Tbe downward movement received a tem- porary check when buying orthrs were executed I11 the. Harrimnn stocks. These. were supplemented by purchas- es for both accounts in Reading, Smelt- Ing and Amalgamated Copper, but at for the rally had reached from i to 1% in the leaders the advance stopped. The top prices placed the list about as much above yesterday“ 13 closing as it had previously been below. The market receded to near the low point near II o‘clock. Delaware and Hud- son and Smelling improved a point. but the latter lost it. Rock island pfd. dropped 1%., ’ ‘ WALL STREET, Nona—Prices harnened In a slignt demand which was not suiiicient to hold the advano 08. American Smeltlng roso 1% and Union Pacific and Atlantic Christ Line 1. Bonds were steady and dull. WALL STREET.“ p: nix—Opera- tions in the market became more re- stricted and the. fluctuations: propor- tionately narrowor. Reading sold 12 below Its noon price, which was the widest movement of the hour. SIM KEITH' B FRIENDS WRPRISED _‘.- Some. of Them: Believed (that, it. Red Recently Been Mai-rich, Consternnilon was causes this morning among the bachelor f1lends of SimeOn Royal Keith, who is one of the best- known railway math clerks on the line between New York and Bos ton, by the tumor that Sim,had gone and done it." or In othwaWwds had gotten manied This report Was all the more surprising, b Is it was believed that thethin, '1 had di- minutive Sim had solemd foresw orn connublal bliss in order that he might enjoy to the fullest extent: life of celibacy. When intenrog’uted this morning on the subject, he threw out his chest. assumed a piofesslonal pose and de- clar,ed “I refuse to either deny or affirm " A little investigation developed the fact that the rumor originated (root the condition of Sim’s grip. He has arranged .to accompany Captain Amzi Waters to Norfolk, Virginia, with the yacht Kestrel, .which Hubert-E. Bis- hop has sold to a party In that. place, and will set sail tomorrow In order to be, on time Sim prepared his grip this morning and left it at William L Blascei’s cigar. sto1e. it was aheady plastered with posters of hotels in cities innumerable In America and Europe. but Sim’ s fiiends had an idea that. they could improve its appeal- once, and lost no time while the owner was Nabsent in trying to. When he returned he found on one side of the grip a notice in txpe sev- eral inches high reading,‘ ‘Just Mar- ried." lnterspersed among the pretty hotel labels were such notices as “Poison," “Denatured Alcohol." “Laud- annm." “Bed Bug Poison." “Has this account escaped your notice? Kindly remit amount due,“ and many other announcements. , Sim did not take the trouble to re- 1nove the various announcements. He says be Is going to have Captain Amzi. himself and the grip photographed. He has. also prepared to carefully keep a log on the trip to Norfolk. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. " “HUMAN HEARTS.’l. If there Is any virtue in nddiirpapexs commendation, and if the endorsement of the public at large; for the, past ten years, is to be taken as a criterion. theu- “Human Hearts“ which will be predented Tuesday evening is certain- Iy entitled to take rank as the ,t‘ireat American drama. During the many years that “Human Hearts" has been presented IItn bthis country, the praise ed. y newspapers, 0 I public has been ‘1 thv‘lirsal There has been no dissenting voicesl: the verdict of approval has been un- ons. Even rial managers has militarily acknowledged that ‘Human to Is a "mighty good play ” MO G “PICTURES AT HOYT’S. The American Vitagraph Co. returns to Hoyt’s Theatre this evening with an entire change of program. also ex- hibitt many local views including our sc oois, lira deportmed‘t set factory. Joseph McMahon will render the illustrated songs. The 11am entertainment will be given to- l marrow , matinee and night,“ and 001“ LEW I your limit of price. , The best that money can buy. ‘1. "1,, 98 Washington Strceax a Pho e n Exclusiveness 111 not difficult to attain if you come to as. We have reached a period when the well-dressed than what: style and iabric a little out of the ordinary. ‘ ~ Just received. New line of Trunks and Suit Cases. . >m1- Prices Clothing Sluel HEAD-TO-FOO T OUTFITTEVRS m . f. I I u 11: VLet us show you how well fixed we are to meet your ideal as to style, also our great showing of fabrics~ you may select: from. 1: Jult I little something different is what you want; then, too, we can. meet v 1 ~13 v Ml. I‘ll! 'Ask for our little story on “Dcimei Linen Mesh” Underwear- lilfli N111 South Norwathonn. 165- 5. ' [I Is Not Ihe Thai 11111 11111 for Saturday. P111113 11111‘1’ 8111193 Popular!- The quality and freshness of our goods is the talk of all econorno - ical housewives in The, Norwalks. Note our wdrthy inducements .1 ~ 1 squashing-p 5 lbs. for 25c. 10 lbs. for see. I SUGAR—H. 8: E. Fine Granulated—SUGAR. no lbs. for 31.91: 'V 68c bag—MAUD S. BRAND, FLOUR—55.25 barrel: ' You cannot buy any better. Try it undue. GoStamps with 1 lb. BESTNO l TEA 25 Stamps with 3 lb. ,. .. :so'c. Mo-sAnLENocossas. .3111; 50 Stamps with I lb. Fancy? \‘o 2 Tea 4o Stamps with I lb. Good ’ XX lea .. .350 25 Stamps with V; II). Best , No. 1 Tea nose ............. .‘4oc‘ oua ms AND consensus JUST numerous; " ‘ ; :20 Stamps with t 111‘. Mocha and Java. Cofice 13- 0 LO“. 1 ~39: (I: - 15 Stamps with I lb. Java and ' Maracaibo Cofiee .. "Lamas: IO Stamps with I lb. lBest Santos Coffee ,1“, .201: Walter Baker‘s tin . . . . . Cocoa; large . . ........... .. . .zoc Beckmanu’s Best Cocoa, large tin ..... ....... 20c Fairbanks' Gold ,Dust, pkg. THESE SPECIALS [are to be had AT one STORES omit. Blue Label or, Gold Rock Cat- sup, bottle .201: 13 Strictly Fresh Eggs . .145: National Biscuit Co.’ 5 “too 1 goods, per pkg. .......1 9c - 1 21lbs. Pure Leaf Lard._...V..,.Vasc .xldc 3 pkgs. DeZerta for . . . . 51b pkg Pearl Homing. ..... .Isc 311).- pkg. Pearldiominy ..... too 1 pkg. MonarclfiCorn Starch. we I can Aster Pork and Beans j.12c 1 pkg Gold Rock Jelly Pow- (let soc .EVL‘”:V..H.. ¢.. Bill Yfllili SOUTH N ORWALK. BANK PRESIDENT RESIGNS. Loot $75,000 in Poor Investments“ Esta te'a Funds; 1'11ectoxs of the National Tradesmeo's Bank here yesterday accepted the res- Ignation of President William '1‘. Fields. The statement 11.1.51 given out that the resignation is due to the fact. that as trustee of various estates, in- cluding that of the late Mr. Shofliold, Mir. Fields had made unfortunate In- _vestments causing a l s to these es- totes 0%,; out- 3’15, 000. The directors add that: the "Nation I Tradesmon's Bank is In no way acted by Mr. Field's alleged bad Investments. Bank Examiner Perkins was asked to exam- ine the bank and his report to the d1» rectors is. it is further stated in 001» urination of the statement of the di- rectors that the bank has not. suffered a single dollar Ion by the shrinking In the values of the investments made by President Fields as a trustee of es. s. Sale pi sheet music at Briuermal’ I tomormw. The adv. will give you the xo STAMPS FREE WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING .Telephone. , 35 Retail Stores. New HAVEN Api‘ll 19.411111. 111-1, 1 large bottle Bluing .... .,...Vio¢V ' 1 large bottle 'Ammonia . _,..toc'1 .111. .3251: , ‘vt .1 1 lb. best Shredded Cocoanut. zoo 11 3 lbs. best Milk Crackers. .V...35Vc .. V’ ‘1 2 lbs. best Mixed‘Cakes...‘.'_.,.;.25;f THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE 11:“ 'CllliY ll NORWALK. MARRIAGE EASY Mlu Lamp, of New York, Wide a Divorced Champagne Agent. Morton W. Smith, a champagne agent of New York, who is a divorced man according to the marriage cor-ti floats, was married here. Wednesday afternoon to Miss Marie Nu Lamp, of New York. formerly of Minneapolis. by Rev. Thomas 9.3011191“, pastor or the Universalist Church Awaits! persons more 1111.111: they came to Stamford. ,, , FIRIMAN 'KILLIVD IN "OWN’QIT “Film at out '1'. W a or. won 1 o Litobfisid. 11.. killed ”3%" yards here by W a freight. car which ml 119 downs. Iidiag. “Walker” learn the untried W Wilson, I 111 _, . 0 days ago. “1 ,‘ ‘ 111 subsoil). ‘ couple and they had a wad lunch» eon at the Hotel Carlton, r the. , ceremony.1Beforo coming to sum a ford they tried to be, no In New Jersey. but learning that laws , there made the marriage Ivorccd eight friends wooinpahiod in}. bridal~ V ‘V
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