' Local News Notes.
Will these mums. with The
by telephone please do It In
t—ishta ros‘srs to business.
““ ....uenm um “.ll
ind y so. it or
greatly cedv’salsnce this silica and so
sure more prompt attention. ‘
WEATHER FORECAST.
for Norwalk and .:viclnity Partly
cloudy and warmer tonight. Thursday
lair. A slight disturbance central over
Lake superior is producing considera-
ble rainy weather with light local
showers in the Lake reslon. Light
showers were also reported irom the
South Atlantlc and Gulf Coasts, and
treat Tessa northward to Nebraska;
The temperature is rising in all sec-
tions east '01 the Rocky Mountains.
Conditions favor {or this vicinity ideal
April weather.
Postmaster Edmund E. Crown is a
visitor in New York city today.
There will be no meeting this week
of Camelot Castle, Knights at King
Arthur, or Grace church.
A party or omclals oi the Connecti-
cut Company arrived in South Nor-
waik this noon. to make an inspection
oi the local system.
Chief Harold i". Clark at the South
' Norwnlk Fire Department, has about
completed an inspection of the
schools. relative to. their condition
with reference to tire safety. ,
Frank Whitney, oi Fisbltlli Landing,
ionnerly oi Traendly A Schenek's
greenhouses at Rowayion,.bas been
the guest tor a low days of Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Neuendort, oi Washing-
ton street.
An important meeting oi the town
board or mutate and taxation will be
held this evening at the ollce oi the
sclectmen, in the tow..assernhiy hail.
,, it will be a "show the? passion, tor the
board intends to use llhe knits rilht
and leit on the estimates, insisting
, that this will be necessary to keep the
is; below baloon heights.
The Nerwalk Bar Association has
postwned the dinner which had been
arranged lor Friday evening oi this
week at the Mahaekemo Hotel to
celebrate the ditieth anniversary or
the admittance to the bar oi tanner
Congressman Levi Warner and Judge
Asa it. Woodward. The change in the
plans has been made out of deter-
ence to tir. Warner whose brother
died a low days ago. The date tor
the dinner has not yet been settled.
Norwalk ma be represented at the
great liaroii or race Friday morning
by a large number of interested am
tators. Among those who contemplatu
going are J. W. Olmsted. Major linen
Hill .ir., Charles L Barker, Alden
‘liolmans and party, C. Duck Dubola
and party. Henry Initials. George it
Van Alstyno. ii. A. himtgomcry.
.latnca Golden. Dr. ll. E. Bates. It. I".
fimlth. lithium ll. lflrflnnett W.
ll. Unhols..lr.l’. . .WVOOII. G. l.
incitwood. W ll. Naples and many
others
tlussti Karaeas, a Bpringwood Hun-
purl-ti. was arrested the second time
within about a week last night by Con-
stable damsel ireiand. Karacas was
"treated drst on complaint at his’ win-
IN‘i'IlIIB he had gotten drunk and
abused her. Judge aster continued
ll... outta uatll moraine and
itmuoaa tailed . , a an appear:
mm» The ' hhn up and
hill wile said ' '. not mndsd his
up” (1m d it’ll.“ Mill
up for the night 3 _ this morning
.ludso Taylor can 3 . to Iidlviml
lull lor twenty dill added the
t'1liilli of the M 3‘
Il'r'l'll A‘l’ * ATlON.
u..- Widow latter detection head
ultiiitIiWI'itltl' . dairy took [got
Ilili'imil Ili' ‘ I"
r-mnlc «norm.
think up one Iv
ii on illu him. ‘t'
The Mater—4
lnu'nni. Itlll l've “A
in luu'rlcli mutants. ‘h'lf
liliiti‘ ”A" 0' ID. verso!
llll iii It IIIIIIR "W
"lie in." boon sum to thirty
days on brand and water.“
’i
“I“. “m
vary "1' rr.
M'll colu-
“can coals
74 thlmli .1.
t
Emmotmf
rich was held last evening at
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TAYLOR A WEN
“WOW
WM'S '
suns.
All kinds 0!
launches at
by competent ”om
‘ scssnr GLUI lANGtil'l‘.
Enjoyable Altair Hold Last vanlng
at in. Item”: Hotel.
Congregational Church. held the lirst
annual banquet. last evening, at the
Norwallt Hotel.
The club has certainly started ed
with a grand reputation as to arrang-
ing banquets. The menu was: ,
Ora ape iru t
Clam bouiilion Saltincs
Creamed oysters
Roast chicken dressibg
Mashed tatoes
Tomatoe and ttuce salad
ice cream Fancy cakes
Strawberries Coiiee,
C. William Gray was chairman oi
the arrangements tor the aliair. Those
present were. 0. William Gray. Edwin
8. Austin. Chester ll. ileum. Clinton
Hubbcll, Walter Rider Kenneth Col
burn, Ralph Baldwin, Hamid Baldwin
Calvin Paddock. Andrew Perry. Fred-
erick Q. Boyer and William Weilnlts.
The speakers of 1he 'evenlng were
Rev Dr.A .ii'. Beard, and Dr. Carl A.
iiarstrom Awith Rev, George Drew Eg-
bert actin'gastoastmaster Dr. Board's
subject was "The Characters and
ideals of Young Men, " which proved to
be very interesting to every one pres-
ent. and the eloquent speaker held the
attention in his usual way.
Dr. Carl A. Harstrom spoke on
“Sports and Work oi the American
Young Man. ... The things which were
brought strongly beiore the young
men, by this subject. were very bone
iiciai to them in many ways The eve
ning was very pleasantly spent and
will be long remembered by thou
present.
GRACE PARISH MEITING.
A2”_CMIOI’ cosum Recommended as
a Candidate for Holy Orders.
, The annual meeting of Grace WI:
1 v
church. ‘Thfi treasaror'o report on
read and showed that the ilnanclal
condition at the parish was very good
The ulcers tor the ensuing year wort
elected as iollowa:
Cloth—4100f" E. Curtis.
Treasurer—E. K. Gregory.
Warden-Robert Van Enron and
Carl A Harstrom.
Vesirymen—A. C Golding. Levi
Warner. .l. Bradley. W. 1" Bishop. W
Montgomery Edward Bradley. George
B. Williams and Albert Davis
Alter the neutral meeting the ves
trymen held a meeting. and Aaron C
Coburn. son at Dr. and Mrs. J hilltop
Coburn. of South Norwalk, was recom
mended to standing cmnmlttce ot dio
once as a candidate ior Holy Orders
Thisi a the nomad candidate sent trot-n
Grace Church during the present we
iorship.
WOMAN'IRILIIF CORPI IUPPIR
Iuoitloeham Lsdiss Hold Another
Very Maoist Altair in
O.A . R. Hail.
The Buckingham Woman's iiolio
Corps held another one of their celc
brated suppers last evening in G A
R Hall. in Wall street As usual the
patrons. which were many. were glv
en the same line supper for which tin
organization has gained much renown
The three long tables presented s
pretty sight. The whole siiair was
well arranged and carried out in tin
letter. The committee in charge was
Mrs. it. Finite. chairman. assisted by
hits hi. Keeler. Mrs. K Sherwood and
first ..Ruaeoe The members of tin
Corps Itl'liltI as waitresses tor the or
casion.
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DAUGNTIRI‘ GON'IR
INGI.
Will be Held in Mill Norwalit Colt
lanai Church Ms
Thu King's Daughters n random
County will hold a conference in the
- First Congregational Church. oi iIouth
Norwalk. Wednesday. Nay t. M the
morning session a symposium will he
«Inducted by bliss Clara Morshonss.
of Nis York.
The Outlook turn Within.
i. Prayer: A poweriul iactor In the
lite of a circle
2. Our ideal oi the King's Daugh
How may he be true to or name
and bitng 1
a. Cooperation with our leaders.
4. Cooperation with thths church.
t. Coopers ties“‘ with other alleles.
Our boysaad
yours. .
mm suit to m
Oyster Shell Mei. Harwell
The Egbert Club. oi the Norwalir
are easy:
Janesrown ascoans.
Documents Are Filed in the State Li- ‘
brary.
George D. Curtis oi the Jamestown
commission. has givel to the state it.
brsry a collection oi scrap books cont
piled by him, and «retaining practical-
ly all that he Connecticut newspapers
printed on the subject or the expect.
tion together with a good deal froth
other newspapers. There are also
included topics oi the oflcial passes
and invitations sent out by the com
pany and the exhibition managers and
even a quantity ol the mdeu cards at
the various banquets at which the or-
position was floated.
He has also given the guests' regis-
ter. which was in -thc Connecticut
house during the exposition. and this
includes over 20.000 autographs. The
state library also has the registers
which were in the Conneetjcpt houses
it St. Louis and Chicago. ‘
MAC CORMAC IOTA?! CLAIR".
LEBANON. April 22.~—The ‘iirst
hearing oi the claims against the os-
tato oi the late Paul MacCormac. who
was killed in an automobile acrideni.
Clothes That Wear
to be sure about your boy’sflhm
‘ ought .ythsmwb‘ereyouhsvsst‘igitto
... ieei aura. RMilty is one oi our assets: “could
no more attest! to sell a boy's suit that wouldn't wear
well thannmait’s. Wears ascarsiulinss#11ng
boys' suits as we are in picking men’ a.
What is the result? We enjoy the tugs-I
in boys’ clothes in town. just because we deserve it.
And it we are not clothing your boy, you are as touch
the loser as we are-perhaps a greater loser.
This Spring. put him’ in one of our suits. and see
it we claim too much for our boys' clothes. Prices
Juvenile Sailor and Russian Suits. $4.50 tovid.5o.
Double-breasted Suits, 7 to 16-. dose to $8.50.
Rooters for boys from 3 to to. 83.50 to $6.00.
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RUNAWAY iN WALL OTRIIT.
‘ There was on exciting briei period
in Wall street, near Smith. last even-
ing. caused by.a runaway team of
horses attached to one oi the trucks
oi the St. George Pulp and Paper
Company. The team came'dnshing
out at Smith street and started down
Wall street. in trout oi the Con-
necticut Comoauy balm another team
of the same company. with the wagon
loaded with rolls or paper was stand-
ing. The runaway horses dashed be-
hind a trolley car which was standing
there at the time u-ud squarely into
the loaded truck which halted its
progress. One at the horses of the
runaway team was knocked down by
the (area of the collision. No damage
resulted. however, in either horses or
wagons.
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MANY WANT 70 BI JANITOR.
The members or HIV board oi schml
visitors are being fairly deluged with
applications tor the pimlllOll oi' panltor
of (I'm new town high be! building in
West avenue. Presiooint Bradley ti.
Keith, oi the board tl tired last night
that in his opinion the mwcessiul so
pllcnnt must needs be it husky chap.
at South Norwaik last (all. were heard l have experience in the ruin of steam
here yesterday before Commissioners boilers. and he possessed of other val-
C. J. Abel. .l. l’. ilrown and F” K.
lliiIlIt' lulormuiiou. He has been hilt-
Noyes. The claims beard were lhmu- l iotthrtil‘ll by a large number “I people
It Dr Jean Dumortlar. oi South .\'or-
wslk. for I575, and i". It. lawkwootl A
Company. of Norwalk. ior twil. The
lor the job. Among the applicants are
wwrsi cripples in addition ten ap-
plirationa have been tiled with the suc-
hearings will he continued. rotary oi the board.
I
chicks: iced them well.
chicks.
results surer.
vigorous chicks and turkeya.
Bowkor's Fertilisers ior Lawn
Garden and Field.
“Th. Voice oi the Chick la Heard in the Land."
The first two wcoka arc the most critical in the lilo oi the
"Cancers" Chick Manna is a special to
days lood peculiarly adapted {or the most critical period oi little
After that "Bonnie (‘hlck l-‘ccd" ihome groundl will make
This in a loud which contains practically every
thing required by the growing chirkmproduces healthy, lively and
Iuy Oats Thsts Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Base Bil
William P. Beers’
ICON AND ITATIONIRV ITORII.
40 WALL OYRIITI
NORWALK.
O IOUYN MAIN ITRIIT.
COUTI'I NORWALN.
FRESH FISH.
OYSTERS and CLAMS”
WWII” ca
§ ._ ridge Flib Market.
week.
BURGLAR moor VAULT. ' ......
Ti'liSI C0. ' g ,
Borax will reduce the labor oi closu-
lag woodwork, glass etc, by ens—third
Aid In addition to its clean!!! 9'99“”
ties is a gsmicide. Ammonia is pro-
ierrod by many; sod with water
or! used tor clssaag will renters
d ti and grease with sass. .,
iNtIchchll. ‘5' ,
When the bousocleaoing is being
done is the best time inset alter m:
min or all kinds For the Who
at your furs. wooiens and blankets:
ltoth nails. Camphor ti thalsao
Flakes. Etc. For roaches. bugs
and ants, we have exterminate" tbst
never tall
DIIIN'IOTANTO.
Cleaning sbouia' be {phoned by a
liberal use or Dislaieciants. We have
all the good ones: clilord (lblorides.
C'arboile Acid Copperas, Crsosots,
Sulphur Candles, Etc.
lllll'
llul lluuu,
'ms anascalerioli irons.
' Telephone “W
All Goods Delivered 79s it Charge.
TODAY 1N WALL mm
mm. cram, ‘50 to a. m -rmt
prices 01 stocks showed no important
changes irom yesterday's closing with
the exception of a low specialties and
the dealings were small. Mixed gains
and losses 01% to is were general
Reading First pld sold at as advam
of a, North American 1%, American
Beet Sugar l, and lnterborough-Metro-
politaa pid. and Distillers' Securities
WALI. sTitEET, ii a. m.—Additioo
sl large ld exports were without of-
loci on t e market prices rising mod-
erately with a considerable demand
for the minor specialties
WALL STREET, Noon-The tone
and dull.. butrecrsslons were slight.
Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. nl.—-—8elling
stopped and the market became ilrm-
er. although the improvements were
very slight. Louisville A Nashville
receded a point.
most was made toda that Lasam
Freres have increase their engage
meats in gold for export to 82.500,
000; that the National City Bank had
engaged an additional 83.500300 ior
Paris; that Goldman, Bachsand Co.
have engaged 3500.000, and ileldelv
bach. lckslholmer and Company. ’1.-
000.00li, This makes a total at 88.-
000.000 engaged thus isr on the pres-
entmorement.
TWO NOR! ACCIDINTO.
Robertson and Campbell. Participants
In Irisrclliic Rscs. the Victims.
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.. April 22.—
Thc Briarcliiie automobile race course.
on which tour men were injured yea-
torday. when a racing car plunged into
a stream. was the scene oi two more
accidents today. in one at these accl-
denta George Robertson. who will
drive a car in the Mil-mile race over
the court-e nest Friday. was severely
shaken. lmi not seriously hurt. ills
car swerved and plunged into a ditch
near Armonerk, Fortunately tinI drivv
or was thrown clear oi the car and
. landed on the aott-iurl.
The other man injured today was A.
J. Campbell. who also will drivi- one
oi the machines in the Friday race.
‘ While making a second circuit of the
thirty-tulle coursi- at high speed his
car crashed into a telegraph pole.
Campbell was pinned beneath the
wrecked car and when he was tahcn
out it was found that his jaw bone
had been broken and that he had a
sc'aip wound. The car will be repaired
in time to take part in the race.
TWO RIPRIIINTATIVI. HURT.
Roar-sod Collision on Washington
22.-iteprev
Traction Lina.
WASHINGTON. April
sensitive Tawney. at Minnesota. was
injured in the hack. Representative
John 1‘ Charm. of ladiana, was pain
inlly injured on the hip. and a score oi
other passengers were slightly injur
ed as the result oi a roar-end collision
on the Pennsylvania avenue line oi the
(‘apitai ’i‘racilon Cmniany. at Four-
and-a-iiali street and the avenue to-
I!
A heavy Mount Pleasant car was
shcedln rapidly behind a Georgetown
car an the mowrrnan oi the humor
asserts that the accident was canned
by the brnlrcs at his car rsiusing to
work Frederick I. 'l‘rowbridalt. at
Newton. Mass. manager at the New
England Conservatory at Music at
iioslou. won a passenger on the
Georgetown car. but escaped serious
iniury
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CAMPAIGN AOAINI? NIGHT Nils
FRANKFURT. lly.. April it. ~Aci-
under orders at Governor Willson.
jntaMsnsrsl Johnson has. it was
sumac-d today. formulated plans tor
a vigoms dammit: against signtrid
srs Troops wi assembled at liar
Ills. ‘i'rigs outtiiti. in gather in all ol-
isndsrs against whom warrants have
boon issued.
amass costumes INJOINII.
CHICAGO. April soc—Judge
cast is the United sum
(loan. issued an Ilajuastloa ”today
mm live as was corona in."
ling ihsai roar issuing tracks
and trans saws-rum la la-
The National. American.
I"oils Yarns.
United Ital” Add A“
oi the market became rather heavy ‘
NEW YORK, April 22.——Anoounce- .
Ready ,
for Easter
\ And such readiness as lslms you will not find litany other. * '
store. lvsry lists in stock is new and selected «Molly ray,‘
our particular trade. The very latest Novelties to [cater Rack.
\ wear, bull-cs, Hosiery. Gloves. Hats and Clothing. tendon .Ill- '
tsrsstlag showing. at which waissl proud sndinvlts isms. '
Our saiesroom. new slowly decorated, is a show room lit to".
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PRIGE’S CLOTHING STORE
immroroorourrrrms. ”‘
98 WsshhgtooSt.. rash-toss! Soon-Nonih‘
finest lsotsr wearing apparel over soon in The Norwalks.‘
I
i. ll. Pill lull hill lllllllu .‘
iron waste ooasasgrsomo l
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MONDAY. APRIL 201lt.
w. cm SPECIAL.
S: a H- to Stamps tree with 60c wgth of our Famous Teas and
G T ‘ Fineat'i'eas.... ”mmmmmh
Stamps. net-teem...” ................... “mass sagas.
sxrnaoaomanv coals sass.
lonn Corn, good standard .................... do a can: regular 91160.. d
Sultana Corn, iancy pack .................... he a can: regular price. 10 o
A t 1’ Corn extra quality ...... . ........... 10o n can: regular price.18%o
EXTRA GTANPR WITH GROCIRIIR. ‘
i0 Stamps with 2 Cakes Castlle“ i )0 Stamps with 1 Can Salmon, at. 10c
Soap. each sillzo stamps with 1 Can lobster. at; dds f
to Stamps with 1 Box Pigs. at. tile
10 Stamps with t P“ tirandmoih lio Stamps with1 Can labour, at . ass.
ers' Flakes at .............. . 10o 2° 3‘3”” with 1 M13 mum
ll) Stamps with 1 Can Plums at. 20: '"v “5 ------- ............ ....
10 stamps with l Can Blackberries. 35'Starnps with 1 Bottle Solid Dress-
st ..6 ...... . ng, as ........... ...”...
l' .. Stamps with 2 Cans Strawberries, . 15 Stamps with 1 Can Strawberries.“
at ....................... locluh. at ............... ....
IPlGiAl. LIABIRI.
....................
risen! ........
A h P. Raisins, l in carton .. .ide A. A P. Condensed Milk. scan .. .Oov ‘
A. a P Currants. 1 lb. carton . .ideilesc Besc,hnutiiaeon 1 lb giasa- .. ... . Ids
Fancy Apples. 1 lb. ............. 12o Beechout Beet. 1 lb. Sills .... the.
Magnolia Mills. a can ........... 10c Blasters. .Jo loch; regular price. he ,
rsksspsrau Items at Pure Food
Products. lull Weight and Honest Trading.
lll ll lllulil lhtillluh
in Washington 01.. Isutii Norwalk.
Tel. No. ass. Free Dslivsry.
Norwalk Savings Society.
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
- taconnoaarso rats. .
Demon. - - .- $3,525,000.00
DIRECTORS. 4
scenes at. Houses wistlau a. cuaris 3"
arsenals Ii. nosaas soon It. otevaa .. . t
vacuum a. use tswis c. oasan . ...;
stove r. nuscos lisIIav r. «nought *
DICK’S FISH a ,
i80 Washington Street Bridge;
mmaummmww
so Oysters. Etc. .
FREE DELIVIIY. Wt" ‘ .
ulna-s wartime-its ates". 4
I! ”Tm g. p.
m 1 M M I ‘ Hi
advanced mm ‘
litter
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