I
ion service.
“Slit. Friday fair and warmer.
the upper Mississippi valley. Lake re
Supreme Court being in session there.
tol-
Instruction.
WEATHEL FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair to-
An
extende area of high pressure cen-
tral over the Lake region In produc
ing cool, pleasant weather in the con
trsl and eastern sections. Tempera-
tures below freezing tare reported in
slab and New England The weather
ln this vicinity will be fair and con
tinue cold, with frosts tonight.
Sands Selleck, of Scott's Camera.
spent Sunday with friends in Winni-
pauk.
Miss Carrie Stevens, of Norwalk.
spent Sunday with 1",". parents, in
Ridgeileld. .
William Blascer, of Wall street Nor-
walk. is spending today in New York
on business.
Mrs. Alden Solmans, of South Nor-
walk. was a guest of friends in Mill
Plain, on Tuesday ~
~Baseball Good Friday. Amusement
Park. ~ Norwaiks vs. West Ends.
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Clarissa St. .lohn, of Elm street,
is recovering from a severe attack of
acute indigestion.
At~tbe Friday evening service of
the First Meththdlst Chordi. Mrs. I"
Irving Smith w ll ‘s’ing.
Howard Hoyt hook kcepcr at the
City National Bank. intends to spend
Good Friday in Danbltl'y.
The barge Garret has arrived in
South Norwallt with 500 tons of be.
high coal for Raymorld‘Broibers,
Miss Louise M. Poster, of Tarry-
town, N. Y.. is spend the Easter hoi«
May at her home in Reed street.
Many lawyers of Tim Norwalks are
in Bridgeport'today‘ltl business. the
The Nutmeg Club held its regular
meeting last evening at its quarters.
corner of Main and Wall streets, Nor-
walls. .
An extra rehearsal has' been called
for the chorus at the-South Norwalk
Congregational Church this evening
at 8:45 o'clock. following the commun-
iano tuner from
I tow]? Address
Mahackcmo Ho-
-.lohn Ii. Daltl
New York, is
or telephone at
tel.
Judge Wheel“! the. Supreme
Court. of Bridgeport, will give a re.-
ception this evening to the chief jus
rice and justices of the Supreme Court.
Many attorneys from The Norwalka
aspect to attend '
Slate Ito tatlve Frederick S.
Northrup. ghkeepsie, a well-
known printer. formerly of Norwaik,
as a visitor in town today. Mr.
orthrup is a delegate to the Demo-
cratic convention in New York city.
The second of the private meetings
was held by the Board of Estimate and
Taxation. last evening. in the town so-
lot-linens once, in the Town Hall
building. in Wall street. The session
was adjourned until Friday evening.
A Republican com to elect a dole.
unto to attend the state convention
will be held this evening in the town
assembly hall. The convention will
be held in Hartford. lay it and it. it.
til. Corbam and [cater Hyatt are the
candidates.
lady Jennings lodge. Shepherds of
Iicihlohsni that last evening. and hint
on entertainment including vocal so
iectious by Charles Thins. accompun
W“ by Hi1. “kl. "fl. W. H. Monit-
hilss Carrie Ulla and Miss hello
illowe. Mrs. Burke and Arthur Broth-
t-rton gave an exhibition barn dance.
Al the nest regular meeting lay lat.
it... that do will be conferred on
ivvcrei can dates.
Mlitlttollllll
l'iirk. Norwal
llt'itllmtorl.
'l‘ho amateur show last til i was
without doubt one of the of the
Friday. Amusement
vs. West lands.
ilusurod nouns Fire?
: 14 washings-a at.
. by columnist workmen.
~ Oyster Shell Point. Harwell
tion."
it Your Boat
[tectonics
‘rituoaaoowsu
aldMSl'olioy.
'00. Jul.
:Compomddympoffwhparilis.
‘ retool-3“, 31.1mm».
1 on. Boil-.31 "I. 4.3.33
- lasndBlood
75c BOTTLE."
strictures 's
Launch Works.
Boathuass
blank. action-dreads”
All RIMS of
w'ork.
hunches of stsss built to order
ll'carroii Threatens Retaliation
(continued from first Page).
or at a state convention to b have!
tor called for that, among WM pur-
poses; and that the said co mitten is
hereby authorised and empowered to
llll any vacancies which may arise
therein from any cause" -.
This resolution was read amid I0
groat'a hubbub that number. of the
delegates declared afterwards that
they did not know what it was about
At the ,close of a roll call it was de
clared adopted by a vote of 254 to 128
At this announcement the convention
became an uproar. Delegates poured
from their seats into the aisles after
name after name was read. and there
were shouts of “Robbers. Thieves.
the convention were denounced in vig-
orous language. A hundred men rush-
ed for the platform. clamoring to be
heard in protest. and demandingtheir
right to elect the members of the com-
mittee in the usual fashion.
Delegates seated on the platform
attempted to stop the rush at those
from the main body of the hall, and a
hand to hand clash seemed imminent.
Hurry calls were sent for the police.
who had left the hall after the unseen
ing of the McCarren delegates. Chair-
an Carmody vuinly beat the table until
his gavel was shattered. here was
an altercation on the ate a during
which Sergeantunt’Ai-ms Watson was
struck and knocked {mm the platform.
carrying the reading desk with him.
Amid cries of “i-‘raud." and "itch
bery," the clerk continued to read the
names of the new state committee men
which were attached to the resolution.
The police returned to the hall and
thrust the clamoring delegates back
from the platform toward their scars
and partially cleared the aisles.
Many delegates standing on chairs
demanded rccogni in for the purpose
at offering amend enta p rgvlding that
the committee men about be chosen
by senatorial districts,qu the chair
man ruled that the roll call could not
be interrupted by the reading oi
amendments. The Cattaraugua dele-
gation asked to be excused from vot-
log. and was greeted with cries oi
"Coward." The delegation then voted
against the resolution. Tito (layuitu
county chairman shouted that he had
voted against this "infamous resolu-
'l‘he vote of the Itlrlo and lil-
ster dolegntlonswas "No.' but the
delegations from New York. Kings.
Queens. Nassau and Richmond voted
solidly "Yes." The resolution was de-
clnred adopted. and in the midst of it
grcat uproar the chairman put a mo-
tion to adjourn and it was declared
carried.
Following the adjournment Frank S.
Mott, of Cntlaratlgus county. said:
“The only reniwly for such an irre-
gular and unjust procedure is a con-
testing delegation to a real ilouuairatii-
convention. which. it is expected, will
be. held in Denver in July.”
Senator Mi-Carren and the delesatea
front it‘ll of the Kings county districts
were unsealed after a long and hard
fought contest by their leader in which
Senator Mct'arrpn first pleaded for the
mint at his delegates to be minted, and
then delivered a remarkable and some
what sensational warning to the con-
vention in which he asserted that ii
the Kings county men were thrown
out none of those present would ever
live to see a Democratic mayor elect
oil in New York city.
After the convention Senator Mc-
Currsn said:
"The thrill has just begun. We will
i'ltl'l‘ this matter to the lit-aver con-
vent on. and light tor the scetlnl 0'
our national convention delegates."
Chairman Connors said: The two-
plo can judge whether McCurron got
a fair deal or not The vote of the
convention. on that score at 326 against
till speaks for itself. McCormi' a lead-
orship in llrooltl u' was iitimicsl to tho
Democracy of t to county. and utilise
uuunti of the stats.
l‘ ACllllii. N. Y.. Aliril lti.-N. 7..
Haven. former Democratic atute cont-
ntittoaman. in charge at tho commit
toes literary bureau. said today:
Minion. Little labs "i, who Wit
lit-st prise. waaa am Ills was
the cit-vernal chill W um um“
i" "ii "iiii Wrin- no cure on
\ . to it
Jim between W!‘ Miller, of
lli'riw. and Wl lsol Ir'otbti'lmf
York They were twal bitch dance.“V
Tonight the vaudeville hill and
nimim. X'Iltinso" the out later iii:
ll git tr .
ton Mnhllwil MW “‘sl'fl‘ma'
meat as is M .
and beat hills of the seas» "rile
presented.
—-—n-—-
40m
riyna has“ also store will bear
upon The
R! 't
prise was wcnimni a contesting delegation to lion-
",mittoontun. could put such a delega-
"There is nothing for our party to
do but to call a vista convention and
var. Norman It. lack. national com
tion on the rolls and the national
-N°Yl¢l.
Glover's shits store will be main
Thursday evening. cum all day
Prion.
Mi Post Cards!
COLEMAN’S
iostor a stats restroom.
‘iicial trusts" which have ruined pri-
tie malls. Wing
luarya la ws «this state be «mam
“Nasser” will he takes at duos
convene a new state convention."
CHAN-IN“ T0 “WIIITLI.
Partner South smut butcher Icy
' willinph Host All 01m.
Charis! Pauli. the butcher boy. who
was employed torrents tints by Frank
Karl, ll North its a street. is new con-
duteing a market in Schenectady. New
York. He still retains his interest in
sporting events. no is participating
in heavy weight wrestling bouts or the
Grace-Roman or b-ca a
style. He has issued a challenge that
be waitid like to most the three best
and strongest men of South Norwslk.
and will put up a forfeit of .190
he can throw these three men inside of
one hour. lie is willing 'to wrestle
any style, and would also like to meet
the Danitury..wrestier the best two out
of three falls. for a side hat of too to
two. All communications should be
addressed “Butcher Boy." 'cnre of
Frank Karl. or Michael Clince, with H.
Krieger a. Omnpany. South Norwslk.
DlflATlIPAOTlON lN PANAMA.
PANAMA, April it. —=-Advices re-
ceived here today from Bogota, the
capital oNColomhia. are to the effect
that, President Rafael Reyes has left
that city for the Atlantic coast, osten-
sibly to endeavor to remedy the pres-
ent. economic crisis in that region.
This information confirms the persis-
tent rumors here that. there was great
dissatisfaction in Colombia against.
what hint been termed there the "of-
vute enterprises and that a revolution
was imminent. This President Reyes
is trying to prevent by his trip to the
coast. counting on his presence and his
that iheutralise the aggression of Japan
personal prestige to aid him.
“Th. Villa 01 "I. Chick
chicks; feed them well.
chicks. ' After that "Bonnie Chick
results surcr.
vigorous chicks and turkeys.
Ilowker's Fertilisers for lawn
Garden and Field.
EASTER
Crabs. Lobsters
fresh caught
Cutbill’s Bridge
Easter Offerings.
Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ SUITS.
Cloth' . Lott ios.
Hull".‘.A‘t.voryi.“:wl’ric£:.s"
Men’s Stills. from y .-
Boys’ Suits. from
ii NORTH MAIN mm.
Depositinur
FOUR PER CENT.
crisscross. storm
mm
and Outrageous" and the othcers of v ‘
"Caasel's" Chick Manna is a special 10
days food peculiarly adapted for the most critical period of little
This in a food which contains practically every
think required by the growing chick—produces healthy, lively and
Soy Oats Thais Clean.
BOOKLETS AND
Westport-Smelt, Spanish Mackerel,
Weakiish, Frostfish, Flatfish. Cod- ~
fish, Haddock, Halibut. Wakefield
Oysters, Gosling Clams for Baking,
Long and Round Clams. Hard
D. GOTl‘LIEB,
lion's and lays' llsstl-io-loot ‘Mli’gr.
rawusucuvmavaaauaaswauaa
MYsarlssuthaYsaWuth.
assaioaa «autumn.
mac April A plan tor the
instillation-tel P Housem-
lr'uaaoharta was disclosed here
”yesterday by the mature pnbllolr
tionotarsseript .smonthago
bywhichtbotbrollo “WM
Yl. thegovsracrof altars mince.
authority to grant a loan 0 a roast
I.“ or somerset m‘l’iiiinitdiil'iu
of Isaacingtha
Itsabhuris. This proposal is under-
stoodhsretobpaa hempttonep-
lists that portion at Baxter indem-
nity which the government of the
United States has proposed to cancel;
it will also ally the influence of the
United States fot' the conservation ct
lanchuria to China. The ion embra-
ces the participation or to powers
who are partial creditors of China.
such as great Britain, France Germany
and Japan. its obvious purpose is to
KING WILL RECEIVE AMIMCA-
DON.
BERLIN. April 10. ~Charlemagne
Tower. the American ambassador. and
rs Tower, will leitve Berlin for
esden on Tuesday. when they will
be received in audience by King Fred-
erick August, king «1 Saxony. Spencer
1". Eddy, first secretary of the Ameri-
can embaasy. who will return here
from Paris on Monday. will be in
charge in the absence of Mr. Tower.
Mr. and Mrs. Tower will go to Swlts-
erland the first week in May. when
they will give up their residence here
They intend to return to Berlin as
soon as the Foreign omen can arrange
a date for the amtiassador'a audience
with the emperor on the latters re-
turn from Corfu. Mr. Towcr will visit
aubll'lh and Bavaria the latter part of
or.
Harsirom‘s preparatory school clos-
ed tor the Easter vacation today. Most
of the students have returned to their
homea
is Heard in the Land."
The ilrst two weeks are the most critical in "It life of the
Food" (home ground) will make
MANUEL TORO HATCl-I.
CARDS
Novsmss
William P. Beeis’
IOOK AND STATIONERY STONII.
49 wau. eraser.
soawaut. .
0 SOUTH MAIN UTIIIT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
BluefiSh,
Saturday. All
Fish Market.
- $5.98 to 314.98
' 31.50 to 86.00
SOUTH ”WALK.
Savors Dept.
. Avenue. American Linseed and later-
, liarotli. busiest: . [bows and
wits.W .l). Hamilton and w'tta '.
Sherry. New York! A. ltlako. oily.
A polio
Chocolates,
roost. ’
Ipselal Designs and Novelties for
Price, 400 to $1. 50.
8“ THEM IN ’I’HI WINDOW.
EASTER
EGG DYES.
We have all the latest and best
Easter Dyes. All sorts or colors.
combinations and elects can be tit-cur-
ed from them.
Price, 5c Package.
lit iiiiiniil Piiiiiiii
Tl-il PRIICRIPTION cross.
Telephones
All Goods Dfllvond I'm of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET, 10: to a..m -Stocks
were sold at higher prices at the out-
set toda than the closing last night
Changes were small and transactions
light. Union Pacific and lnterborough
Metropolitan pfd. rose a point and
American Ice 58 Virginia iron sold
at a decline of 5.
WALL STREET. it a. m.-—Most of
the limited orders in the hands of
the brokers were purchases especially
for the low priced specialties which
have been so prominent in the week’s
business. Very little alteration result»
out from the opening prices for the ac»
tive stocks, but their trend was up-'
wards. Colorado A Southern. Third
We?“ .... V.
Ready
. .... Easter
And such readiness u o here you will neg one In any eons
store. Every item in stock is new and ulcetodflcarsfully for
...-our particular trade. The very latest Novelties in luster Nook:
wear, shirts, Hosiery. Gloves. Hats and Clothing. form an is: I
"Wino showing. of which we feel proud and invite impaction. ;
Our salesroom. new newly decorated, is a show too.» lit for .1
9‘. ......
the finest Easter wearing apparel ever seen in The Norwalku,‘
a
PBICE’S CLOTHING STORE
am To roar omm'mts. "p
98 Wlhlilzton so. m» on South Nov-Ii;
i. ll. Piiii Fillil liaili iiiliiiiii ‘ '1 "
FOR WIIK COMMINOINO
7 MONDAY, APRIL 13th.
Notice the A. 8: P. Easter Offering This was: 3“
20 Stamps Free. See Coupon. w
Crest Reduction of Prices and Extra Stamps dining Esstchsck. '7
borough Metropolitan hardened l. the
preferred 1 3-4. New York, Chicago I:
St. Louis i ii! and Manhattan and
New York Air Ilrake 2.
WALI. STREET. noon.——The tone
of the market remained firm. but pric-
es were little changed. Bonds were
ilrm
WALL STREET 1 p, m~There was
a slight increase in the volume of busi-
ness and higher prices prevailed. The 60 BATTER COUPON- 25 Stamps Ff”
railroad stocks figured to a larger or sun?” Free Cut out this coupon. preo :’
tent in the dealings than to the morn- wrfl. sent. it at any or our stores
lag. There were ‘purchases of large and by buying $1.00 or I m
blocks of United States Steel. 1 can more of Goods, except -
fag-m; Kgliit ‘Apé'll 16 ——The failure Sugar, you will receive so PURE EXTRACTS,
o ..ru c l'( mortally. members S, t H. Green in
of the Cotton Exchange. was announc. A' & P'B'NWDER! Stamps Free, from 53in; I"! My / i 1
ed on the floor of the exchange today. April 13th, to Saturday, ' ‘V .
ii is said that uni crimptt'i'ty liquidated At soc April 18th. A 250- '
a can race nary a t e week and . t ;
the (allure. is not regarded as import: a TM One! N ‘ P' 7” Co. .
ant
LIVERPOOL. April 16 —I.eech, liar-
rlson and Forward. cotton merchants
or this city. w.ho it was announced
yesterday were obliged to place their
chairs in the hands of accountants.
made a statement tmiuy to the eflcct
that they have no cotton future com
rdctg tlpt'l'l on this market.
LONDON. April 16.——Tho rate of dis-
count df the Bank of England remain-
Pd unchanged. today at three per cent.
1» - .
Extra Stamps With Tees and Coffees.
{.0 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ...... 00°30 Stamps with 1 lb. Colleen the
ill Stamps with 1 lb Tea at. .50: :5 Stamps with 1 lb. Codes at . 9s
25 Stanton with l lb Tea at ... .. 40¢ 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Cotter at .. .lo
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ..... “a 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Colon at . .. . ”It
. Special Cut Price Leaders.
a. a l'. Condensed Milk. I cans for 3: Paper shell Almonds, a pound 17s
grargaigiv‘r Iv RAILROAD. l-‘unoy Navel Oranges. ill for.. Regu larPrloinlc.
-—-- Best. Oregon Prunes. a lb ....... lo Harshall's Kippcred Merrill”. 3
in Relation to Alleged Violation of to Regular Price we. can ..... ...
New Law, l'nrc laid. a pound ..... . ....... loci Regain rPri
' .,.
In regard to the report that P, A.
Ilsrrows. it train dispatcher of the
western division of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company. had resigned because of ai-
lcgsd violation of the company's rule
pertaining to the working of train
crews in excess of sixteen hours a day.
and also as regards a report that Con-
ductor Quackeuhush and other them.
here of a train crew had been taken
into custody by government oihcera
while they were on a run at the west
era and. of their division over in New
York state. charmed with violation of
the law, the following statement is
given out at the odious of the com
party in this city:
"No information regarding fine by
EXtra Stamps With Groceries.
20 Stamps with 7 callus A a P. )0 Stamps with 1 pkg Tapiocaat ”I.
Soap. ...... ............ualetampswithlboLCatsupat..l.r“
to Stamps with i. can Spice at..th lo Stamps with 1 can Sifted Peas ‘
H, Bumps VI"! ‘ hm 0"“. at or 250 u-In-uH-rInst-HIUns-tri1 1"
l0 Stamps wit that Salad Oil at the 25 Bumps with 1 hot.“
it) Stamps'w th 1 can Old Dutch“ Pollsha
Cleanser Oslo Stamps with 1 hot. Extracts at we
Only Absolutely New Laid Eggs at! -:
TheA. &P. Store. “ '
government for any violation or this 11.... E: u. specially film "on. hilt lull. . -
character has been receivel by the I?“ . 2'.
mm”... mum.” ,,,‘,. mm Eggs are kept fit stools. No Easter table complete them A. l t. , .
that the law should be complied with. Bus.
and if there were a violation. dismlie
ital would in all probability result."
Horlt. ARRIVALS.
Glitters—ll. Addts. Jamaica. N. Y:
W. l’. Penrose Hartford: .l. H. Chis.
ley. New Vork: 'I‘. ll.
tirade; C. It. Smith. Charles .
llama, New York; 0. c. Hubbard. W.
It. Closely, Burt Moran. P. hi. lili-
dreth. Sit-tion: William Collins
Holmes.A A..N Noses. Colgate! 'l'.il-
easy. New "area; it Kirch. wits and
da ter. New Rochelle: P. It. lliildg'r,
St. .ouls: r ‘4. (ice. Madison.
Monasticism—Joseph Solicits. Ernest.
(lotion. New York: Loo bailey. ltrtiige-
port: l.. l. Hurlbutt. Wilton. Occur
L. Rockwell. ltldpsilsldili . it. time.
tl. (l Phillips. New York: it. it. (leis-
Ptlll eight and NOD". trusts“...
iiiitiiiuiiilluiritiu it. '
H
r.i.u..‘ua"”"""'""""' W3»
Norwaik Savings Society,
44 WALL S‘I’IIIT. NORWALK
inconroaarso tats.
alas. it rttord; I. (insult-la Mor-
: W. J. Smith. W. (l. doodw n. DEM“ 0V0! " ' ’3 ’SZSaM”
York I. ‘i'obill. New Haven. V.
tiv:ililunts.husatush ‘l‘li'otaaao No Part- ‘ W
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illusion. sort agar id: 7. iii in "I'll“ l-l. saunas posse ti. Mil .
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