manipulate.
St Washington Street.
Wlflthooo, communiostl with The
Mind by IIIsphoiio planets do It In
this l-Wlth regard to buIlnIII.
call :wlth regard to news. can
If they will ltlIIdIy do so, It will
gnatlmvnnlsoco this ofllco and so
dim more prompt Ittsat'lon.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalit and vicinity—Fair lo-
‘ night. Wednesday fair and warmer.
An area of high pressure over the
Latte on ‘Is producing cool, pleas-
ant. w or in all the northern sec-
tions east of the Mississip river.
Considerable cloudy weather lth sis
lull, temperature prevails between the
I'IIIIIIppl river and the Rocky moun-
Ital III. Conditions fuvor for this vicin-
It lair and continued cool tonight.
odnesdsy fair and warmer
Court Frances, 0. (I. 8., will meet
tomorrow night, at it p. m.
~Danclng until 2 a. m., at the Con-
tral Labor Union ball.
. . m
if you want to be it good dresser
road the adv. of the Copyright Cloth-
lns Company.
New line of refrigerators at the D
M. Road Company. The adv. will tell
you about them.
‘ Mrs, Charles Blissand of Main
street, Winnlpault, is quite seriously
Ill tit her home. L
Attend the Dutch auction at A. .l.
Angevine and Son Company. The adv.
will tell you about it. .
A son was born last night to Mr.
and Mrs Peter .luleson, corner of
Highland avenue and West street,
Mrs. Albert II. Winchester. who has
been ill for some MIQ'IW’I’GCIW-
cred and Is able to ”about. again.
—llear- Tom aloha,“ Fiauigans
gland, at the Contra! babes Union
I;
The Paris Cloak and Still House
Iells tho Nonio corset. You will find
good reasons for wearing It If you will
read their adv.
Cochenoe Tribe. No. 32. will hold its
regular meeting Friday evening at the
Wigwam in Well street. The chief's
degree will be conferred.
ashler Prod Knox_ of the John linu-
cock lalfo Insurance Company. Is tult
log a vacation trip to his former
home In Boston. for the benefit of biit
health.
-——————p-—— '
Edwin A. Miller. of Meriden. for-
merly of South Norwulh. took a trip
down to The Norwalhs. last night. and
attended the dance of the Zodiac AI-
acmbiy.
#
Mounted Mail Carrier Thomas Mur
ray. oi the Norwalh‘postoiilco. Is on
toying a low days' vacation from his
dollar, and Morin I. Illlor II alth-
itiltuilsg for bias.
Rev. Mr. Horas. of the ill. Paul's
church. will address a meeting this
cussing hold by the moninors oi the
Paul's (ilrls' Friendly Society, Ill
ilie llorlioloy stroot chapel.
The Board of Estimate and Taxation
of the Town of Norwaih will hold III-
mhor meoting this evening ‘It "I"
I‘mlml of the town soloctmen In the
town hall building in Wall slroot.
The Grand DIVIIIIIII of the Sons or
T. hint-roses will hold a motion noat
'l‘hurstlay eroai Ill Ioridon. Conn.
\iully tit-Imus tho Concord lit-
\llilllll No.8 .QI Norwalli oapoct to II-
li‘llll.
Mllir touts» Ilsstiwsr. oIJ Denim":
Mitts Mintg.of “WIN.” . 1.. I'll! "Iii
Ilium-s Illna It'll. Katherine Irwin
and Nobel HM. WWW”. 3"
li‘lldt'd the danoo ‘ humbly.
lulu night.
The "burial. ‘ tits. I. lost
of 'l‘rnlporasoo ‘a M
titl'uTflfl Inilrtdgrt ”Ids “last I. ‘0
Amigo: llama Emu”...
A olllg'gmm
attendemtn 3"
The Republicans lit the Instill Vob
lug tilstrlct will mm a canvas is
liilltlnor's Ilsll.
at I IIWMR
ins doM too to tho
to NM
dill.
; sods-ts
.rs illusions-Ian.
om
Toliitn.
. “we...“ memotcb . Postal":
”minimum" , Scrotu-
' laudummlumn'u
75c BOTTLE. .
JMWON '3
:. Launch Works.
’Boatm-Issst:pw and mute
Alluadsglror “I ord
W silos“ to C
by competent workman: It
Oyster Ibo” hint. Norwalk
Florence Delaney is seriously III at
her home in Main street, Norwalh.
If you want boys' clothes. that wear
read Rogers and Stovetis udv.
*“
Miss Gertrudo Ion (lat, of West
stret, is spending the Eastor vacation
In nodding. .
. Mrs. M. H. Mitchell. Misses Helena
A. Mitchell and A. Louise ltawson are
spending a few days In New York.
The Wanita Whlst Club will be en-
tertained this eroding by Miss Nina
Zelulf. at her home in Concord street.
Several new c rote houses are to
be erected shortly Ii Highland Parlt,
Went street. Material has arrived on
the site for them.
The Indies’ United Whist Club will
meet. ,in’rltlay afternoon with Mrs.
Charles H. Aisthorpe, in Seuview live-
one, East Norwailt.
Mrs. Lewis Johnson and son
Charles. Mrs. Hattie Crabbe and Inn
Ralph have returned home from New-
arli, N. .l., where they spent Easter.
The Rcv. George Van Alstyne. of
Falrtleld avenue. left this morning for
Hartford. where. he will be the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. Christopher
Jouhiitone.
Ponnsaus Council. Royal Arcunum.
will hold their regnliir meeting this
evening at their quarters in Wall
street, Norwalh. After the business
meeting is over a very interesting
game of carpet bowls will be played.
The East Norwallt Fire District has
secured the lot on which the building
to houoe Its motor tencrntor for Its
new lighting system. will be built.
The lot tronts 25 feel on Scavlew ove-
nue. near the Junction with East
Washington street, sun was purchased
droid Ira. [mile Gamble.
Thomas I", Colo. the former South
been In the west for, several yours. III
mailing a short visit, at! his home in
llavilund street. Mb. Cole Intends to
run a stock company through the sum
mer at Dilbuqiie. Iowa. and came on
to New Yolk to secure a female or-
chestra.
. TRINITY PAIIIH MEETING.
Otllcsrs [looted tor the [nailing Year
and Reports load.
The annual meeting of Trl Ills
copal parish was hold at th church.
last night and the following critters
were chosen:
Senior warden—P. N. Smith.
Junior warden—W. W. taster.
Vestrymou—ld. ll. Mathewson. P. N.
Knapp. D. W, Raymond. C. 3!. Ala-
thorpo. W. P. Doors. l‘. l. June-ii. hi. ll.
Ros. Robert minions. it. ll. Golden.
Treasurer—W. P. Beers.
lllerlt- Fl. B. Dubious.
Delegates to the diocesan conven-
tion—P. N. Smith and W. W. Inter.
Alloruntctl~P. N.- Knapp. R. If.
Mathewson.
The committees will be enhanced
later.
The troasiIrcr's report showed inc
church to no In splendid financial roll
dltlon muth better. In lfact than last
y.eur
TAKING ANOTHII TIIP IOU'I'H.
Father O'Donnell. of the ill. Mary's
(Witch. and John 'I'. Hayes. nowI-
dealer. of Norwailt. left town this
morning on tho Ill:t.l'i train. and will
leave Now Yurll Ibis afternoon at :l
o'cloch. on the (lily of Columbus. for
Savannah. Ila. I‘aihor O‘Donnell and
Mr. Hayes Input" to arrive homo again
IIoItt Tuesday evening. being gone Illitt
one wet-Ii. The trip ls tutti-u as a
pleasure trip. and It much hooded rest
for both. This Is the Mill limo that
Mr. Noyes and Father O’Donnell»
taltou i trip lmlhor. and III the
lt'lllh lllllc IlIItI l'tllltel' O'llllmloli liaii
boon to Ilavannab. so It In liltu an
«outlet occurrence.
"W MI IIIIITIIID.
. Town ('Iorli Herbert it. Smith stated
this morning that thorn were omiti
about lhroo hundred dogs roaglslerou
so for. and liters In only ion In loll
III which Io register Willi dogs. III-t7
g awaor II warned that after Isy
Isl. "autism charge of can dollar will
wBase Biol-l
“GOODS
Atlshrofldsss.
00W
Nor‘walh actor and vocalist. who has "
livo ‘
to
you outdo to"
fool sure.
are easy. '
This Spring, put him in one of our suits. and see
if we claim too much for our boys’ clothes Prices ’
Juvenile Sailor and Russian Suits. “-50 to 36:50.
.. Double-breasted Suits. 1 to to. use to $8.50.
Roofers for boys from 3 to to. $3.50 to 86.00.
You wm’ sovs'
Clothes That wot
lfyonwsnttobosuro about yourboy'solothol.
ythotn whore you have a right to
ty is one of our assets; we could
no more afford to sell. a boy's suit that wouldn't wear
well than a man’s. We are as careful in selecting
boys' suits as we are in picking men's.
“" What Is the result? We enjoy the largest trade
in boys' clothes in town, just because on deserve it.
And if we are not clothing your boy. you are so much
the loser as we are—perhaps a greater loser.
‘
- can: MOHONK cont-castles.
-—————
International Arbitration Undor Dis"
cusslon for the Fourteenth Tints.
LAKE MOIIONK. N. Y.. April 21.-
Tho Lake Mohonlt Conference on‘ln
ternnllonnl arbitration will hold iti
fourteenth annual meeting bore May
20-22 with John W. I-‘oater. former sec
rotary of state. as prodding olllcor.
The program will include a thorough
presentation of the results of the sec
and lluglie Conference and of the re
cent Central American Ponce Cooler
ence upcallorii on those topics lncIIId
lng James Brown Scott. solicitor or tin
State Department and member of TM
linguo Conference: J In B. Ca so.
minister of Costa Rica; III P. C
minister of Nicaragua: Julia Bitrrolt.
director of the Bureau of American Itc-
ptiblics. and Dr. Benjamin :1 i". ’l‘riioo
blood of lidston Baron ro Titli-
ulilrn. tho Japanesoatn ’ or; Rich-
um llnriholllt . tile Tiller-
{fruition . ' ‘
parllumt III , or; E
Bilrlrm. t. “Human m “I
:llll't! been -d to mourns thb Mb
“I
The relations of collcgt-s to the or-
bltratlon motometii will he dinctissod
by President Wheeler. all n Universi
ly of California; i‘rcsltion Van Hint»,
of the University ofvwmohsin, and
others. Many prominent business men
will lw prm-Int. About Ilfty chamber
of commerce and boards of trade. rop-
rostnllnu all parts of the country. will
sit-ml delegates
chicks; feed them well.
chicks
results surer.
vigorous chli'lil" and turkeys.
llowltor's Fertilisers for lawn
Garden and Field.
49 WALL ITIIIY.
N°IWALK.
new “saloon oven THE I'l-Iastso.
citructurs In New Lohdbn Must III
Replaced In Few YIarI.
NEW LONDON. April 2l~lt la
laid that the whorls of the experts
lord Railroad Company. Indicate that
he railroad druwlvridgo over the
l'bamos river hcrc cannot be used
with safety for mom than three or four
years more. slit-r the transfer of the
track to the ct‘lllil' of the bridge.
While plans for u new bridge have
not been fully nindc. It In understood
that It will probably be a four-track
structure to provltlt~ for future needs
of the road and will pmbsbly cost not
less than between 32.090300 and m,-
000.000.
INVESTIOA'I’ING CHELSEA Fill.
CHELSEA. Mass. April 2l.—lu an
cilort to run down persistent rumors
that the start of (incisors disastrous
drowns due to Inct-tuiiarisin and that
the spread of the iimm over-so vast
a territory was due III he deliberate
scttipu afire of.aiany buildings, an
inquest was begun at the court house
today. It Is eximtcd that nearly a
hundred witncsses would be examin-
ed. The slate and local wllco conduct-
ed the prllceedings.
___-
COLLECTOR 0F CUITOMO. I
WASHINGTON. April 2|.—-Tlio
preltltlont sent to tho scuttle today the
nomination of liorbort Morlssey to be
collector of customs for the district
BURGLAR PROOF VAULT
ot Plymouth. Mass.
“The Vale. of the culclt lg Hoard III the Land.”
The first two weeks are the most critical III the lilo of tho
"t‘IisIt-is" Chiclt Nation In a Qcoial 10
only food peculiarly adapted for lilo most critical porlotl of little
After that “Bonnie (‘lilcli I-‘crd" (home ground) will make
This Is a food which contains practically «Very
thing required by the growing chick-uproducIVoaltliy. lively and
lay Oats Thais Clean.
MANUII. roao ultras.
Base Ball Goods
William P. Beers’
I00“ MID .‘MTIONIIY [TONIC-
I ”UTH MAIN I‘l‘lll‘l'r
”UN-l NOIWMJI.
FRESH FISH.
ovsmts and CLAMS.
defllmthswooh. Nooldstoclt.
Fish Market...
W
Your venue cut its italic Ahoistoiy site
Gill .
‘ ‘ lag woodwork. glass etc. by onubird
lll'l slut lunacy,
,—_————.-~—.———..~H
. tioual Lead declined 34 and Republic
If the New York. Ntw Haydn s Hare 3
cleaning Effective
Cleaning Helps.
Ford: will reduce the labor at classic
and In addition to Its cleaning propor-
Ilsa II a normicldo. Ammonia II uro-
toured by many: mixed with water
and hood for cleaning will remove
dirt and grease withoaso
. lNuchClDIC.
When the houlocloaaing Is being
done is the best time to .totler ver-
min of all kinds. For oprotootlon
of your tut-o. woolens and blankets:
Moth Balls, Gamphor. ”ophthalmic
l‘lsltos, alto P‘ol‘ roaches,bod bugs
and ants. we have cstcrminstors that
never fail. .‘ ,
‘ oiaiurscrlitrrs.
Cleaning should he followed by' a
liberal use of Disinfectants. We have
all the good ones: cliff mt! Ch'lorldes.
Carbolic Acid. Coppe Creosolc.
Sulphur Candies, Etc. -
'l'lll "WIWIQN "all.
‘l’IlooIIIoI Calf. I".
All floods Dollvorod has of charge.
TODAY us want. mum.
WALL STREET. 10: II) a. In .-0pen-
lug transactions in stocks were so.
meagre as to have no significance. Na-
Stoel pfd. a point. With these oxcop-
tions none of the changes exceeded 1- 2.
WALL STREET 11 a. III.-—Tho
range of prices continued Very circum-
scribed and irregular. Pressure against
Republic Steel pfd. cost It 295 and
forced the list downward in sympathy.
Subsequently the railroad stocks-dew
eloped renewed firmness, and there
was a general recovery to above yes-
terday'sclosing prices. Pullman ad-
vanced 1%. while General Electric lost ’
98 Wm. WM. S‘s, I m” 1“
Ready .4 *
for EaSter
And such rssdlzma as Is hm you will not nadir.” any IthIrfi'
store. every item In met: in now and ulootooosiytt'tlly m
9'" Particular trade. 'I'III very latest NovoltIoI‘lII untorflsolo .
wosr. Shirts, IIIIlIry. Gloves. Hats and clothing. rem, In ills.” '
torootlng fiiowlnp. of which two fool proud and Invite Impatient
Our column. now newly decorated, II a show mm'lltddd .
the finest tutor wearing apparel syor soon In ThIIlorwslltsfy
n
b
PBIGE’S CLOTHING STORE.
amororooroomrrlhs
l i P Pill Pill lily lllilil .
'0' WIIK OOHMINOINO
MONDAY, APRIL 20th..
'wum. srnnm. Noon—Trading °
w‘:ui llilélessrnnd prices were little ‘ge&cge SPECIM,
c an . h l d
w” find. ., lmgdzm:e'm'"‘;:;fif:l"°'° - - . 40 stamps free with 509 worth of our Famous Teas Isa
WALD srunm, 1 p. m.-—-Siocltli Green I‘rnding H n .I Coim- “fimm “m
were In scant supply at the ruling pri- Ml ens ... ................
can. and bids were raised. W Beat Colleen ... Maddy“!
nlewav OFFICIAL Dean. I E"""lAOFPI'IMlV CORN Ml-l- ‘ I ' ’
...... onn Corn good standard . ................... do a cow r la?
Was Formerly General Manager or Sultana Corn fancy pack ..................... do a can: neg!" ”Meals:
u. Rock Island Road. A. t P. Corn. extra quality ........ we a can: regular prlco,12lfio ”
WELLESLEY. Mann. April 21.—
Everette St. John. for many years one
of the most prominent railway odlclnls
of the country. tiled today at his home
In Welleslt-y utter a comparatively
brief illness. although he had been in
failing health for several months.
Ir. St. John was born in Kent.
Conn.. in lllll. lie was first employed
with the old Housatonlc Railroad. in
not. he began his loan a...
exceeding 31 years with the Rock is-
land system. of which he eventually
became general manager.
He was clinlrniau of the General
Manager’s Association of all the rail-
ways eutering Chicago and occupied
this responsible poIItIOn during the
great Pullman strike In 1894. in ltihh
and geucrul manager of the Seaboard
Air Line and III lillll he retired from
active business life,
Mr. St. John was married on his
twenty-filth birthday to bliss Emmel-
linu Launch. of Andovor. Millim. who
survives him. No children were born
to them.
POUGl-lT Till OIPUTIEI.
NEW HAVEN. April 2l.——ln the
criminal side of the Superior (lourl
here this morning before Judge Case.
just as William S II. who had plund-
od guilty to hurgio y. was about to be
sentenced on sown counts. ho sudden-
ly burst odl into a maniacal tit. He
fought desperately for nearly half an
hour with deputies and oihcers of the
court. assisted by some of tho apoc-
tators. An ambulance was summoned
from the hospital. but the prisousr
was not subdued until chloroform had
been adminiotorod. After reaching
the hospital he appeared to ban ro-
gained his right mind.
THIRD CHILD ro Oil IUDOINLV.
WINSTibD. April ll.-—Coronor Iiig
gins today gave hII iluding III the III-
Iry Into the death of time your old
Rliuhoth Iarosohi It ’l'orrlagtoti. ro-
oaatly. and he decided that the death
was due to bronchitis and disrrhoon.
The child had medical attendance. and
the coroner lads that no nos can he
held criminally responsible In the mat-
ier. The Inquiry was roads at the re-
ouoat of In Insurance company. as the
hiltreschlo hsvo had thm children die
Iii Stamps with 2 Cakes Castlle
Soap. each ................... 6c 20 Stain wit 1 Can Lobste f. 400
10 Stumps with 1 Box Figs at 100 p! r.a ‘
lo Stumps with l Pkg. Grandmoth- 1° 8mm” "m 1 can I‘m" “' 5’
ers' Flakes at
10 Stamps with 1 Con Plums lit.
to Stumps with 1 Can Blackberries.
ni ........................... lid
15 Stamps with 2 Cone Strawberries.
t ............. .. ........ 10: Each at
A. l P. Ralalns. I lb. carton ..
A. t P. Currants. I lb. carton .
FanCy Apples, 1 lb. ............. 12c
Magnolia Milli. a con ........... 101:
he resigned to become vice-president .(M
Norwalk .Savings Society,
BuckandRoeShstIhoa.
this year. each of whom was Insured.
IAN! IOIIII astsasso.
BOITON. April Il.—-Isslhl lhlulxv i.
glitch
on
card
.rolioo
who was Wit
lishipshiro state prison at Cull-
os holiday. was brought to the
oolollsquartors a.” I cits
will”. loo an
Itlod lads 1‘that Iahorn was
hold so III with not "card. the ...
l lsroony hart occurred at s
soon or street.
whore [hi-horn was Mapping
Tfllllm ro FIND mm“
mm um
.I. Bowling. wholiss
IAN.
rivor
tho "milieu
Ram snob R'suoaatwdnmgms “Jim
Isis s'os. rs-
”. WM. MP
trio Ill Ibo
the intuit robber of butt-national row I
m ,
lasslsotvsusguotomussonol
'l‘ho Rod lion‘s baseball lm Will
upon the assault In llridlollort lay II.
when the ll‘lllI-ilorl werlm will ”I
tortala a visiting tribe a' liter inhale.
0. W hlrolllld sad Mus. of m
Dart. have aloud a handsets silver
on, which will be awarded nis“
EXTRA STAMPS. wrm onocznlzo.
Io Stamps wit 1 Can Salmon. st. III
20 Stamps withIBottlo SalidDrosI'
ing.at... ..... ... ..............'-.
35 Stamps wlihl BottloSslIdDroII-
ing. at .. .......:..... .0
16 Stamps with I Can Stnwberrloa,
100
206
'0'. ..........
Oslo..- sorry-euiossoooo
SPECIAL LEADERS.
.10o A. a: P. Condensed Milk, scan do
. lilo Beeclinut Bacon.1lb glass .. . ...
Seechnut Beef, 1 lb. glass ..... ‘
Blasters .. 3o Each: regular price, he
so...
Nation's Itoroltoopor and Home or Pu'ro Food
Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading.
iii it Atlantic & Pitmtlll ii.
124 “Washington 0t. South Nor-walk.
Tel." Pros Delivery.
“ WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Inconoonarso Isis. I
Depoeitsover - - - ss,.szsoo0.oo
. DIRECTORS.
saunas It. IioLissI wituau A. com
suction It. Howls noose It. small
oasoaaicit it. acts stII c. oIssII
store fr. Ioocos IIIIIIv r. “LI
180 WashingtonStrcet
i‘
4mm
ms usuvnvm
INDIAN. 1'0 PLAY Mlle.
‘htosalssltsss Island May I.
”capturing"
3%.me ......
“3' .
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