[ as smart. and. stream deCided- l m , John Henry Mayer. John Henry Meyer died this morn- ing at his home. 50 Boston street. The was till years old. and is our- vived by a widow and three children. In. John Johnson. oi Rownyton; rmemh .i. and John Henry Meyer, oi Benton street. hir. Illeyer had been' ill have weeks of typhoid lever. Fun- eral arrangements have not yet been 7 completed. -—-- ' . .‘August Hiekereon. Apgust Hickeraon, oi ,Georgetown. . died yesterday aiternoon at the Nor~ walk Hospital. The deceased was nfllcted by a complication of diseases sling, was taken to the hospital March _-———-P TOWER OPERATOR OTRUCK. BRIDGING)”. April ll.—linrry- Wharton, a tower man at the (lien- hvoolt station. was hit by the iedersl express early today. while he was de- liverlagstaesasge toemernberortne . stew entire Adams Express train that see stopped here two hours late. Wharton Ital-bled and caught his in a rail and the other train and- .‘ bore down on him. Wharton ‘Val blunt to the 3116th Hospi- « tel, where it is stead that he will re . sever, but it be necessary to sm- pataie one leg. rton is twenty-sis Wm old and has a wile and one child. « TOWN Ollicllt ll-APPOINTID. . lino ll. Silk. of Norwalk. was ap- _ pointed deg warden oi the town yester- ndag by the Board oi Selectmen. John .i. Goodwin was appointed truant odi- oer oi the town. . ” SPRING 51.1: 5H9 E 8 Eat r l l I l l hePlace.1 screw. ~ *-:-‘«:- ~:- ... s... ’ one maritime Please 7 00 ' d ' 10 00 ElsewherelromSMO ’0“! m. . 0 an $ . ‘0 $5.00 more. Early hapeotlons means the best selections. Better drop in on your wsy. 6pyfight,CiOthingC0mpany HARRY GOODWIN, Manager. Congressmen E. J. Hill condemns the Aldrich Bill. The last weaker oi tho evening at the illtslncss Mbn's banquet in Hart- lord last evening was Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill. who spoke almost entirely oi the iinancial condition oi the country and particularly against the Aldrich bill. He said in part: "is it not a good little to stop and thlnit whether we may not be mitt- taken as to the m-riection oi our booking system and to prolit by the experience oi the rest. of the world? The Aldrich bill is altered and it is that or nothing. For one. in). ii'i' tor. lniinltely better having nothi it. ior in my honest judgment the cum-t- tnent oilhls bill into law will only make conditions worse. i do not in» lieve that the worklugman. the farm- er. the manufacturer or the represen- tatives oi the industrial lot-cos oi this republic will look upon it as any meas- ure oi rellei or iaii to hold reswnsiblo the area who vote ior It." Congressman Hill apolo- particular" iy against that part oi the bill which would iorbld banks investing baukn’ funds in ctmtpanies in which any oi the oiiicers are interested. He said that in New England this would mean that. the habits would hate to he ro- organised. as many bank oiiiclnls are connected with leading industries. Every dog has his day. but it is not every dog that knows when he is har- lng it.-Pucit. " “all. You on oi i The New Science of Healing? which is now receiving the attention or many ladies in society. who have adopted this return method oi healing. and so marhedly improved in health end appearance have they humane they are encouraging others to inllow their example. no one should live in pain and sadness. oi heart or lltnb. when they can live in health and hop- piness by going to the Chiropractor at N I. Washington It" Haviisnd linen. score nbswacs. wont) WOOD A. CA“! ems. M ALII lN lowed an. ”in heady ier Inmlly Use. tlol'i Wood, “M per void; 01.” our is cord. Hard Wood. 07.” per cord; 01.70 per t1 cord. hi i Wood “a osli‘a tit-r is t-ortl. ’ Varg i“. H Newt's"! Ave. ‘i'ei. “1-8. NOIWALK. GONN. ‘ . ' VlNG snouw BE EASY ‘ , , . . -"" WM. t aadwe it an luv you. in this hash. lot here you use an to it as vent and in shirt. or» mlrlr ass Wlwwmeeatietevssttohelem. “mm m a... e reset-vs iuiid “it the to WI. sass euaeiaa " sseswstaeeaa 7 and Soft Wood; UR FABRICS are of all‘the neivest shodes, in browns; tons, greys and fancy blue serg- es, plaids, and stripes, black Thi- bei, and unfinished Worsted and cerk- assertions. 21; custom“. Interesting (lame oi Baseball Played on East Avenue Grenada Overlook was defeated by liarstrom Preparatory school. by the score oi 21 toll. yesterday alteration. on ihe academy grounds in East avenue. The ieatnms oi the game were the pitching oi Hamilton, who was invinc- ible to Overlook players. and the bat ting oi \‘ctierioin. whose long hits scored many runs ior lisrstmtn. i-‘nricy. the Overlook ilrst baseman. made a line catch in the eighth. lion- cdiri. who sitcceoded Arnold. in the box. iteltl liarsironi down to seven runs in the last six innings. . Neither oi the realm shovmi their usual ability to handle the ball. The lineup was as loliowa: Overlook. , Haretroin Rost- ........ ’ ............. \‘ettet'loln Catcher. Arnold Hamilton i‘ttriey ..................... Sample ' First base. . iienedict ..................... Chase ' . Second base. Kuchler .................... Denney ‘ Third base. , Weed ...................... (llama Short stop. i lirunt ..................... ingersoii belt ileid. Martino: ................... Mobile Center ileld. Richards ................ In Hill" lilsbt livid“ CLifl' A. r... is; PllATlI. it. The Cliil A. 0. beat the i’irates. this morning. it. to it. in the Raymond street lots. The lineup: Ciiii a. c. Pirates. A. 'l‘rrsham ti‘spiJ ...... Armstrong Catcher. . A. tllsrn .................. Larrigan l Pitcher. W. Ira-land ............... . Ryan li‘iritt base. it. Vt-m-xla .................. llutton Ht'tfilllil base, , .l. McFarland ............ (lull Third inter. S. Iit'leil . ................ Nichols . short stop. '1‘. Slahoil . ................... Ryan i Lott held. a. Kuhn ....... Herring (Cupid ! lilght hold. iii. irrinnd . ...... . ............ (lash Center livid. h.“ 5 score a oevssre soon s. ' 'l‘he ltoom boys loll beiore the icurves oi 'l‘heriauit. the Room ll pitch- » cua Aurelius whose status was re» .«r. yesterday aiwraoon. on the West Feminin- diamond. The mare was ii to. 2. Tooker did the twirling inr Room til. 'l‘hcrlault only let one man wuih. and hit two men. iimnn ii challenges any team made up oi srlusil boys Illi- ;tler thirteen years at ear. The boys who made the runs ior ilootu it werel t l'heriunlt. i-‘vrris and winter. while- 'iiiilli nnd Traitor tattered the two runs tor ltotnu h. The list linns will play i-‘rlrisy nits'nlng nest. Therisuit will iplich tor iloom ii. touch-- Hoses "ii-l. attested. 3 Thomas «realm is still hail-lag lur .hls stolen hem and carrier whuvhi was tshsa in broad daylight hands! ; Hamming into his hitching place in. tissues lilacs. Nnrwsilt. Yesterday Mr. filregory spent the day limiting in all Jim towns towards New Vorli. and it inlaid that the notice is sit the towns .were very tench interested. and list Geri their triumphs] victory into the city. The island of Capri was visited with its i one Dine Grotto. Here were once pawn and baths of Angus- tus and a villa oi Tiberius. Pompeii. am known in Mater 3. C. 310. but probably older than hat. was visited and its ruins interestingly described. Ais‘o s trip from there up over the summit oi Vesuvius and down the other side to Naples. its lemons ruins were described with their ‘ ancient residences: the lions. oi 1 lust. the Hon» oi the Tragic Poet, oi Panes. and its many other historic rec. oiieetions. a Journey oi 5 to 9 hours takes us to Rune by way oi Cam where Hone nlbal won' one of hie great victories and Monte Cssslno mentioned in mate's literary work. The legend oi Romulus and Remus takes us hacit about m a 0., but Rome is probe- biy older than this and the glory oi her history covers 0 centuries. dur- ing which time nearly all history cen- ters hero. While much oi her glory is in the past. she in still. in interest, this i ass of the world. The city is divid- into two parts. in one of which we llnd ourselves living in pentagon. the other part being very much like any modern city in our own country. a large number of points oi historic interest were visited, the most inter eating being the Korean forum with its iamous arches oi Septimius Sev- erus. Constantino and Titus. hiany other oi its iamons monuments were described in their historic connections While the arch oi Titus marks the de lest oi the Jews in 70 ll. (3.. that at Constantine recalls the victory . oi this Emperor over Muentius in M2 when Constantino was converted to Christianity by his vision of the Cross in the sky. Passing along the Via Sacra we come to the magnificent Col iseum. the largest theatre in the world. founded by Vespaaiaa and com plated by Titus. ouMhird oi a mile in circumierence and seating 60.000 spec tutors. 4 Trainn’s run"... only a little oi which has been excavated, was shows with its splendid marble column or the summit oi which the iturning» oi Trajan was tropism-.1 in 1.587 by that oi St, Peter. iiouih oi the itmuan Forum lies tht Palatine Hill. with its remains oi tbs palaces ofofillllliilh and Tiberius and the House oi Livia. Going a iittk way out on the A Way we more in the baths nt recalls begun by this emperor in It: and containing Limo marble battle with the accent paniment of mo. courses. receivios rmms. with "Mr many beautiiul eta luvs. Vlsltintt the Paiaaao Roepiglloe' we iiiid the celebrated picture of tilt aurora by Guide Real. We spent an evening in lilo Pineso Colossus sur roltndlng its splendid column oi liar- placed in lMil by that oi St. Paul by order at I’opii stistue bill. This great square is the public meeting place oi the in. Dr. hiaoiariund took his audlhm to many other laces oi similar interest. including the Pantheon with its tombs. including that at the artist. Raphael. to the beautiful Callie oi fit. Angelo with lia itsnbe oi the emperors from Hadrian. who built it. to Cara cells: also list dungeons. where lien trico l‘ent'l. i'ellihl. Willi many other teams prisoners were eonaned. tit, Peter's and the Vatiiasn. con st rurlod largely under the direction at Michael Angelo. and coating now "it; titlil a your merely to keep in repair. are plum-s oi supreme historic. rellg» ions and artistic interest. tint on litt' Appiall Way with its aquedums and eaiaomubs we ilnd the little church at Mine 0 Vsdln. where the lossnd tells its sous mot W and sent bat-k the retreating Peter. Flt-resets. 200 miles north oi ltonie. tar the forum capital Museum and irons it“ to titlil oi italy. liere ior ages has been the mt oi the intellectual. literary and artistic ills of the world. (iron! history centers here. To lis shame this city tines banished ilsntn iiilo oi its own children. Here the famine hlwlici innoily rttii'd. fiavnttax role thundeiwi his prophesies‘and iiir humanism gave their new stunning in ills| lila. oi the world. Motion is lull at "it! memory of Giotto. I‘rs Angelica. Raphael and the multitude oi uihiw great names. lt'g eathedral is said by ltusltln ill be the nest combination in the world, oi power and beauty The lseisa oi sri contain urbane the "am and choicest eolieetirms in the smrltt. Ill. Mark's Convent was vlsliitii with its intention by Ira Ahlhlleo and its memory oi Devotionals. Wit nest so to Pine. a university city and once the rival oi ill-nos sud Vane ice. but site: use suhlwet in Horror» iia itillilililili was the lltllhiililiilh oi mttdisevsl llallaa art. Galileo used its tenuous issuing tower is his osputb mount regarding the law at gravita- tion. it is now iiiflliiilflml 83.00 per yard. Our price is at Vellings, Sicilian. Voile. Danish. in fact. titers is nothing" finer made. The st on them. .25. Mallet and Fancy Brilliantines. influenced b with the Orientals. Venice is built on iii islands ln-l tercepted by too canals. spanned by $18 stone bridges. in. Maciarlaud.’ spent considerable time taking his bearers over the bentttilul city. While going along on the Grand Canal. Mrs. l Jonston sung “tisnta Lucia." one oi the songs oi the Venetian singers. The «ones ended with the palace oc- tcupied by Robert Browning on the Jrsnd Canal. Touching at Verona its iamous stone was visited. and then we come to Milan. is thoroughly modern city. We have passed through a great evo~ lotion irom Southern to Northern italy. There, is a great dlliercnce ill" worn the Pitnlmoniese and the Lolli- bartilnns on the one hand. and lilo. .ileatmlltnns on the other. its famous :atiwdrni is adorned with 200 liiillili‘ti m its real and its glass windows are .he largest in the world. The lecturer ended with the beati- liui itailan Lakes. reached iront Milan iy way oi Mouse, the place at the iron :mwn oi Lombardy. where the kings sore crowned alter the eleventh cou- ury. Dr. Maciarland advised his: 'tearers not to allow any tourist guide . o talte them irom itaiy into swiizer- and by train, but to go by boat owr .be ltalian lakes. starting at Como. r'ront Lalie Mnggloro we might i'lllt'l‘ iwitscrland by way oi the Simpion Puss. over which antdt-on enterml .taly. Several beauiliui views oi tidal i‘Olili‘, tnhen lrom photo‘s oi the loo-1 .urr-r. were shown. lie thou cameI oncit to Lake Logano. to its iu-uutiiul i .loltii on the shore oi the! intro. when. . we would remain until the nest iccv turc. ‘ The lecture occupied by two hours. and during this time over' lilo views' were shown. Nest Friday evening the lecture will he on the lemons i’assion Play at Oberammergnn. as visited by Dr. hiaciarlsnd on two dliierent occa- lions. During one oi the scenes in Naples. lire. Johnston sung with great elect the po ular italian natiobal hymn by tlarlba di. During one oi the Venetian scenes she sang the popular ltsllsn song. "rianta btlcla." by iiarraroie. While the picture of the lamous 14a deals Opera House in hillsu was on the screen. she gave a beautliul ren- dering oi the Aria irons Ls Fons Del ileetino by G. Verdi. Preceding the lecture Frederick 8. Andrews gave a very lint- organ re~ cltai oi the ioliowlng connrosltions by itallan masters: air by Pt-rgoleaw, (involte by Padre Martini. Allegretto by i'untagalli. interment) it; limous- nl. fielection by Verdi. 8r! client by Puccini. i ass—us... M-..— ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. King William hlsnslleid is ill at his home in Union Paris. Norwullt. but hi doing nicely and capsular to get around again is a. low days. Charles DeWitt Rogers. oi the llrm . lingers and Stevens. sailed trout harbours. France. for New York. Thursday. hlr. lingers is ”sported home Thursday) at nest watch. The degree teain oi Norwslk Aerie. Fraternal Order oi Males. will re- husrss tomortow llfliil'liiion in props ration tor nest. Wednesd night when sis candidates will he latlawil. li‘rttlth Polynoop. the iouryesr old church street boy. who is ill oi rero- hru-spinsl meningitis. is restlhg uninr iortahiy. and hoops a sisal hold on Iliu. despite the seriouenvss oi the alum. i The amnh Novwsllt police dos "lines-ser" dalnonstruied his ability as s rill «sinner this morning in Railroad avenue. 'l'wo specimens were caught ln a trap in cellar. and when the.\' were liberal in the sttwot "Int-user" rustle detrldodiy aulolt worlt oi them. 'i'uwn (liorlt ilerlmri ll. limith star t-d this morning iilhl there tli'u only two wedlis tail in which to trey dos licenses and only about it hundred hairs ulti. leavine shout Milli more to he pa d. an extra charge at it will be «harm d int all that tell in pay but lore Mu l. The . orwslh are slam bell rails that the leaning mused by the sinis- iiisl night about 1 o'iilildli. hht'lt dw- ‘issis that their are doing all that is ins of "Ni lens on one with. Vulililiitl that the also! was s-islse his tolerate the stolen turnout.‘ Passing am elation country we Iliip'fllw. A pair at home was gotten out . eateriihlr lice oi disasters si ed tor a lliile at with its ueie- "am the llanlis stasis tor the floor a rig with: the thmagnt iltt tiw ilfhlilii university, sits at l'adus whiter iittue sit on. but the Hoover intuit ,lmriiiiloit. seat a was collar-ii slid . university crested s amt tantamo- sad the is been wages did not viahen to the saliva sisttos. when he on artgad whoa-stiletto. ties tsiinsmi initial air srters. MI lull ii it thorough counts oi other artist artists lived. s srtivtt lira. out till ii. brown on iii-petition sitar it was grovedthst a beautiful t'sstes whens nuclear and tiw United Whlst Club . 'hewss thaihisihewsssllewseg lite , lissssit tsiemeausthorhnmis tosses was. the the «ills . at one ties line. lieu Norwstit. airs. iisariaaevstspedl‘ster fines“, lea wesihe ‘flu d ' .. WWII J; I. W“. it: ”It i im was awarded the lirsmapsthe m ma rsW‘ *mnwiil y ‘ta’j'zonnernn’umier"" N Hide A nos. s and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Spring Dress Goods. Each season brings new shades of coloring and new designs in Dress Goods. In calling your M attention at this time to our new line for Spring and Summer. we wish to impress on your mind that the greatest care has been used in our selections and that the line which we are now able to show you is far ahead of anything that we have ever sttem ptedbeiore and the best of all is the ”1, prices which we are able to make . TASCH'S NOVELTIES. This is the finest line of Dress Goods imported into this count!“ yies which we are showing are retailed from 81.50 to We are also showing a full line of the celebrated READ'S FABRICS. This is the finest domestic line and includes all colors of Lansdown, Mohdelaine. Random. Poplin, Panama and Armores. Also the popular fabrics in White M'elrose. Herringbone. ., such as Serges. Brilliantines, TRISTRAM & 'HYATT, .NORWALK. CONN. er&Co. T he Best _ and Largeéi Assortment of Milline‘ry 600.3 N in The Norwalks. Do not wait until the last of the week in selecting your Hat. Come early, we can give you, . better attention. All orders executed promptly and satisfactory. . Money refunded on. unsatis- factory purchases. " H .. ALWAVI FULL OF LIQUOR. Mrs. lite i. Iunnsii Gil! Divorce en Grounds ei Habitual intsmnersnee. "i never saw llilll when he was not under the lillttotlco oi liquor." was the statement made by Mrs. itittt i. iintlueli to Judge iiilitli A. Robinson t'i‘sisrdsy morning in the civil utiliti- tur court in asking for a divorce trotu Edwin C. iiunnoll on the gvttuntitt oi ltshitusi lutemnorsnre. . rs. itunuelt is residlna in \l'sllihp tor . anti lit msuoglns lilo Marlbor- ough House in that place. The bus w‘. m&Co . v Washington Street. " SOUTH NORWALK. was no improvement. and was earn- ing mom or the ninth-v. and st tililiiti he would little it from iltl' liv sioisil't. Out-o she gave him .200 to pay tdtt will at a large sunnuor boardlus liniuio that she was running on isms island. but the runner nova-r went to the landlord. llr- dually ieit her tinn- ymtrs anti. .tiioriioy lhtviil I. My Ill‘ lit‘ili‘illl tor the wile. and was told that illit- utisht have a tier-run with the unit lady or her, it your old child. Auns i‘. iliiorwnod. oi Westpuri. was another hard working women who deserves something better in the Mills hand has been living in rich Haven. .bsitd line then a l‘vtullti lash.“ lbs The con to were married on March married Marauder w. rwued on 35th. to! . and resided in bridsepori October lith. tm. ilhe had been run- inr was years. lienssil was s drug-lam the isstliy end Mnelttg up velar gist, ss wee employed by his Moths who iomevly owned s shame Noble avenue tor a long tine. hell slain. t. ruchiiatss with merited sunsets with. on her husband was getil to now there“ host as her. Olive all In several other dvttg she h leaving as as do to “sell. could not t. he- lather bet ssse greeted. , drank every bite arrested. but when it. to sending him i tell she eosiri .. ”a: scar...- rt: at Q as is tell. The decree was laanllraliarrym 0' mam...“- wr 1. ‘ sigh. I
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