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Littl‘ffltlls'lluits.
Gentle" by telephone please do It in
a "float—MOI regard to business.
I!
with regard to news. call
they out kindly do so, It will
greatlyaenvenlsneethlsoillssandu-
immersmetettsntica.‘
'Waamaa manner.
For Norwelh and vicinity: Showeia
and cooler tonight and Tuesday. A
storm oi considerable energy was cen-
tral this looming over Lake Michigan.
It is producing cloudy and rainy
* weather in the upper Mississippi val-
ley and Loire region. Snow was re.
ported from Omaha Neb.. Duluth,
Minn" Hooghton and Msmuette. lien.
and thunderstorms from several plac-
es In the Lake region. This disturb
none will move eastward and peach
this vicinity late this afternoon and
produce cloudy and rainy weathe
with lower temperature. it will pro;
ably clear Tuesday night and be fair
on Wednesday.
-Preeents at Grandvlew. Why not
come and get one? '
.Ap—ngbh—v /
Lewis ii, Nash has had his launch
and catbut placed in commission ior
th season.
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Mrs. Walter Birdnall, of South Nor-
waik. spent Sunday with relatives
in Bridgeport.
Uncas Tribe. No. 26, improved 0r-
der oi Red Men, will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow "will:
Mrs. Arthur Kenny, of Staten island,
is spending a. few days with Miss
man Merrick. oi Plea street, Nor-
we
tortsined tomerow afternoon by hire.
William Courtler, at her home in Row-
nylon.
South Norwalk Lodge. No. 185.. 0.
B A., held a meeting yesterday after-
noon and voted to donate the sum oi
$100 to the Jewish synagogue.»
-—Are you coming to the auction at
tirandview on Wednesday; it not.
cotne Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Miss Maud Hewitt, oi the once at
the Mersick Hardware Company, oi
New Haven. was a visitor with iriends
in The Horwallts yesterday.
Letter Carrier 2. L. Heniord is en
toying a day’ s vacation irom duty. and
his route is being looked alter by
Edward B. McGowan. the sub-carrier.
Charles Hayrnes. oi Not-walk. was in
the town court this morning, and
pleaded ilty of being in the raided
3‘s“ oi ohn Blake, and paid a line at
The Visiting Chapter oi Trinity
thtlld held a very successful rumv
mags sale last week in the vacant
More in s'cosoto's slept. in North
Main street.
Teller Wayte Raymond. oi the City
National Bank who has hen ill for
the past three weeks. is again on the
improve. and hopes to resume his du-
ties the latter part at the week.
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The Enterprise Bottling Works. con-
ducted for some time by the late John
Kirsch at No. 8 Water street. Nor-
walk. have not been closed as was
reported lestw .bnt are still con-
ducted by lire. 'J it flinch
"out rules a day at Grandview
mwtion. There will he many bargains
that quick buyers can snap up.
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Michele lathseaahssseid the dread
llnlon liotol. is Wood street to Tony
Toiiurrilo. Tho new Is now
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in mementos oi that ill" “I '4" him
luuno has ”It!“ the saloon on the
Washington street bridge conducted
In John Nettllanl'. ~
sue—ubi—
Ii those mothers IMII‘ 0"!
sowing at hull. little wool
dresses lol' the girls A“ “It. for tho
lmyn. would give and attention to the
hresslhg oi theta when Alliehad. their
war would in m oases II. A 0010
"VII slipper. lg: attractive
o till i a
aav ten years ads-am
tit. OOIOI' and styla‘.
Imoil any attempt...
and heron Ice ”MFR til the!
were ahsolutey dry.
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TA“:I')1 A GOLDEN
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amends ’1
§ Launch Work;
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assassins-serous
auttadsei “were.
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TWEhW-EIBIII'IEII . ‘
Officials ls thal‘the Collision
, "in” Gladiator Wss' tinsvold-
a s -
1
LONDON. April 27.-—The total num-
ber of dead and missing oi the Glad
lator'e crew as a result of the collision
between the American liner, St. Paul.
andthe British cruiser, oil the isle oi
Wight. Is twenty-eight. The admiralty
late ight issued a revised list oi the
names oi the victims. which includes
an additional death in the hospital.
bringing the total of deaths known up
to iive. Twenty-three lien are mine-
ing, according to the list. and six are
suiiering severe injuries. The score
tary of the admiralty expresses tear
that eight others are still missing, but
Divers today searched part oi the sun
ken cruiser for bodies, but did not find
The opinion among shipping men
and naval oillcers and oiilcials appears
to be unanimous that the accident was
unavoidable, being one oi the chances
“them which all seamen must risk:
There will be the usual naval court
and an inquiry by the board oi trade
The oiilcers of both ships reiuse to
discuss theaiialr until they have given
their testimony oillcially. All witness-
es oi the disaster agree practically
that both crews behaved as well as
DOIIIDI .v
Coming as soon alter the loss of the
torpedo boat destroyer Tiger. which
was sunk by the cruiser Rerwlch oil
the isle oi Wight on April 3 last. thir
tyt-six men being drowned. tho sinking
The Wanite Whist Club will be env oi the Gladiator is a severe blow to the '
British navy
Rough weather prevails in the chan
nel today and many oi the vessels
there are unable to make their usual
trip to the continent.
CONSTABLE’S DEFENSE
RESULTS _ Ill TWO DEATHS
Fort Worth. Texas, Official was
Trying to Prevent Lynching
oi ltsgro Who Murdered Sis-
isr
FORT WORTH. Texan. April 27-—
At (lilmer Texas. Saturday night, lien
Holland. a negro. whiic inlosicatcd
shot and instantly killed his sister.
A crowd of several
hundred negroes gathered and was
preparing to lynch him, when Oon~
stable Gamble. carrying a double-bar-
roled shotgun. appeared and attempt-
ed to disperse the crowd.
Instead oi diapersing the mob clos-
ed in on the oiilcer. who clubbed his
gun and started to t his way out
with his prisoner. n‘stho struggle
that ensued. both barrels oi the con
stebie's gun were discharged. Joseph
inc Mitchell and an unknown negro
man being instantly killed.
GAILOUIIT TAKEN TO NEW
' VOIK. .
Detective Hewry Came to South Norv
walk Alter Him.
Oscar Carloulnt. tho young man
whom the South Norwalk police pick-
ed up in Noroton Friday uitornooh, Illl
ususplcions person. was taken to
New York Saturday nitornoon by a
detective, Alcsander Howry.
(‘nrionish who is only eighteen. was
turned over' to the New York dome
live. alter Judge Joseph it. Taylor hell
nollod the technician charged against
Young t‘srinuint bud two dross suit
cases loaded with clothes. and ho will
be required to give an account oi how
they came to he in his messiah
There is also a talking machine that
ilgures in the den i. ,
Caricnlst n,yutv up n ohisolloo to re.
turnln rk with the detoc
tlvs. w re it is alleged he gained po
session oi the goods.
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GOODS
Athethesdfrloss.
COLEMAN'S
Oyster Shall e't. Hawaii ~
DEAD Allll MISSING ;
Opinion Amoco level Ito and ,
pawl-dolomite“-
selltbsnl.
' . stores.
and unit wedo.
CHICKENS CAUSED A new.
Nichols Karl Objectsd to Vincent
Stub a's Fowls Trespeeetnp on
I his Property.
Vincent Stable and Nicholas Karl.
are are next door neighbors, and who
Is unable to give the names as yet. ‘reside in Stevens street, out of the
city limits. have had considerable trou
hlc, about Mr. Stubiaa chickens go-
ing onto Mr. Karla property. Mr
Karl has served several writtcn no-
tices on Mr. Stubia that his chickens
must be' kept out oi his promises.
The matter was Decanting worse and
Mr. Karl made a complaint, and Pros-
ecuting Attorney Leo Davis issued a
warrant for Mr. Stuiila'a arrest Con
stable Silk went this morning and
placed Mr, Stnbla under arrest. lie
was brought to Norwellt and the case
came up in the Town Court beiore
Judge Lockwood. ~
The judge told Mr. Bttihle t at he
was charged with letting his ch cltens
trespass on Mr. Kiri's property. and
that a notice had been given him less
than six months ago. but that the nut
sauce was not stopped
Mr Stnbia said that be had moved
his chicken coop away from the fence
lino and had repaired the iencca. and
thought there would be no more tron.
bio. He said he kcpt about seventy-
ilv‘h iowln. and would keeplhcm at
home in the future.
The matter was continued for two
wot-kn irom this morning and in the
Meantime an investigation will be
made to see if the chickehd are kept
at home.
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chicks: feed em well.
days food
chicks.
vlgero flicks and turkeys.
Carrion and Field.
so wau. eraser.
aoewana.
Varsity Clothes have Whisk
it. they're the best clothes
. ‘ “it
{5' What'smors, theyrothebistvslupstohs
worth to to 85 more at every price than
tilst’cotne nearest to them in intrinsic value at other . .
The new Spring Varsity Clothes are the ilncst
, :7, .1", ever have had; we show more oi them than over;
? ; «an the accepted new colors.
, sfi :5 Spring Suite, 018. he and up to $30.
Day Date Theta Clean.
ilowkenls Fertilisers for Lawn
Town sure, .ij
tIW clothes
Do we put things too strongly? See the clothes
it "'.
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V. g -« Spring Overcoets, the same.
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ENTERTAINHENTE.
MUSIC HALL.
The bill at Music iiall,. tonight.
promises to be excellent. Among the
artists to appear flrl' Ethel Deveau. the
child artist: the (firemeroys. premier
eccentric athletes. and Nolan and
Leonard. There. will also be an entire
change of pictures.
MOVING i'lC’l‘L'ltES AT liOYT'S.
Entertainments will be given at
lioyt's Theatre cvory‘ niternoon and
evening, commencing today. and con
tlnuing ior an indefinite period. New
pictures will be exhibited every day.
and the management proposed to pre-
sent nothing but the latest i-‘uropean
and American productions A large
number at people attended each per-
formance Saturday and were well
pleased with the oun-rtainment.
CAPTAlN mcx.’ .
The students at the Overlook-Sei-
leck Military Academy in East ave
nue. will present the comedy drama.
"Captain Dick." at UIf'It'M'I Hall,
Thursday evening at x o'clock. The
students have been rehearsing tor the.
play for weeks and how their parts
learned to a high dogrw- or periection
Tickets may be procured at Weed's
drug store, Norwalit. irmn any oi the
ntutlcnts. or at the door. Dancing
will follow the presentation oi the
pay.
"The Voice oi the Chick is Hard In the Land."
The not two weeks are the most critical in the lite oi the
"Cansei's" Chickfianne Is a apt-rial 10
enuliarly adapted for the most critical period or little
A or that ”Btmnle Chick Foe
rcsulta surer. This'is a iood which contains practically every
thing cqulred by the growing clutch—produces healthy, lively and
d" (borne ground) will make
MANUEL T010 HATCH.
Base Ball Goods
William P. Beers’
”OK AND ITATIONIRY ITO!“
I IOUTH MAIN-OTIIIT.
IOUTIII ”DIWALI.
Hard Crabs, 25c dozen
~ Tensytows Roe and Buck Shed
All Kinds of Fish. Oysters. Clean and
Cutbid's Bridge Fish Market. nil“
rmmfimnmmm
BURGLARtPROOF VAULT.
lwilb the latest methods and accuracy
.
‘ prescriptions are put up here.
: We believe om is salmon»
,ter equipped tor Inscription trit-
than ours. We Is no worthy '
to or spent-stash perfection and
illtating worn or» II not here. ‘ ;
Many' men buy cheap. shoddy”
clothes and think nobody knows
it. ' ' . . '2
Keep your eyes open and"‘lookf
sharp. I
Don’t be an ostrich.
We have a snappy line of foot-k
wear and other things in keeping .
with Spring. I
PBIGE’S CLOTHING STORE
H in alcohol in every sense oi the word
compounding is. done in accordance
lg insured by our editors checking sys-
. no. Purity in mum skill in
.rnh’dling make you sate when your
in illicit; taunt.
Telephone Call. 1“.
an Coeds Delivered rm or come.
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A—_
I
ronav in WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-'i‘he
imp... .. Momma nucemove- HEAD T0 roor commas. .
merit in the stock market reflected . ‘. .
some unsettlemeut of speculative 98 WW St" M m i SWIM NM
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sentiment. Dealings were quite ac-
tive and gains and losses much mixed.
Northern Pacific declined i and Mir
sourl Pacific and American Sm lting
large freedom. Pressed Steel
edvanoed l 1-2.
WALL STREET. 11 a. in -—Some lit
tle ressure was directed against a iew
lea are, but the general drlit soon
became upwards with a large demand
oir the Western stocks. Profit taking
sales led to a fractional recession ei-
terwards. Union Paclilc pid. advanced -
2* "°°" "" BEST Gaocnams for the LEAST MONEY
Great Western Debentures 2, St. Paul
EXTRA "AMPS WITH TEAS Alto COFEEEO.
't. it. Pill int llailt lullttil ;
POI WIIK COMMINOINO
1% and Northwestern Pennsylvania
and Pressed Steel Car pid. i.
WALL STREET Noon -—-The tone
oi the market became irregular, and
the appearance oi the market spotty no Stamps with Lib. Tea 000 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Colee even I“ ‘
The upward spurts in individual to Stamps with 1 lb Tea ..... . ode 25 Stamps with 1 lb Codes p... as. ’
stocks was arconlpanted by in realising 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea . ..... 40c. 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coded ....
soles in oillt‘ra Advances oi lit in lo Stamps with 1 lb. Codes .... ,
Atehison and Brooklyn Transit were
ieatures. Bonds were irregular. *
WALL STREET. 1 p. m. —Pricee oi
the active utocks dropped until the
average level reached Saturday s clos-
ing or below. U. S Steel was con-
spicuously heavy. Business was much
contrsr ted. the culmination of the lore.
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ...... 35c
Strictly Fresh Eggs,
Per dozen. 20c
IPECIAL GUT PRICE CBAOKIR GALE.
none. none. noun. "
Best Milled/245$ ih. Sack eds
Best Milled 7 n). ............sse
Best Milled, 3% lb. B.gug ......... the
noon rise discouraging further IWW' Lemon Cookies 7.;
latlve efforts. Raisin cookies 9c Social Teas
NEW YORK. April 27. -—Subscrlpv Royal Lunch . Nubigco
lions to onruhali of the Pennsylvan-
la Railroad bond issue at “0,,000000
were opened at the oillcee oi Kuhn.
ism-b and Company ,toduy. It is an.
pounced that the 82,000,000 allotted to
the United states was over subscribed
several times. It is understood that
Marshmallow Deinties
8““ Cflmv Red Grab me
a
Super-be.
Spiced .lumbles
A Pound
EXTRA ATAMP‘ WITH GROCIBIEE. ‘ '
loa Stamps with i has Shaker Salt. to Stamps with 1 can Stitched Ser-
the subscriptions amount to upwards ............................ 1°C dines. at .
oi 8120. 000.000 loZStamps with 1 pkg. Jelly Pow-0‘ 10 gm." with 2 PM Steve Polish,
W ----------------- each ...
CHURCH CALENDARS. 10 Stamp. with 15 lb. ' can Cocoa. 10 St smmh'llh 2 DESI. Royal Cocoa-
Eouth Nor-walk Methodist. 10a Stamps with 1 pkg. Macaroni or out, one """""'""--~~-.-
Monday-'8 p. n... omelsi lloard. at Spaghetti. at ............... . too 10 Stamps with 2 cakes acourtss
the church. 10 stamps with 2 pltge Corn Soap.eac .
Tuesday evening, class meeting, Starch. each ........ ........ 7o 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. ll. C.Com.10a ‘1
Wednesday. 2 p m.-. sewing circle ‘
wItb Mrs. hi I). Randall. it'ull (”an . , ‘r
Thursday evening. prayer meeting. A. & P condensed Mil Full Weight 9c .
Women' s Foreign Missionary Socle- Beet lads m '
ty. Friday 7. to. at the parsonage
Plillatllca Class. Friday. 7: 05 p. m .
at the homo oi bliss Alice Fitch South
Main street.
rekaeperend Home or We fled
"Products.” Pall Weight and Honest Trading.
Triatt Church.
Wednesday The Junior Aug-
liiary will hold ita monthly devotional
meeting under the leadership of the
rector. who will speak about Alaska
8:113. etwrtai meeting at the vestrg.
Thursday. it p. m'—-’I‘ be last meet-
ing oi the combined confirmation
claseee will be held In the church.
when the rector will give the final in-
struction to the class as a preparation
tor the bishop's visit. 7: lb p ill.. the
Girl's Friendly will give an Illustrated
lecture on Porto Rico. In the Snow
school room All persons in this per-
ish who are interested in missionary
work In Iilahop Van lluretl's lurladlc
tion are cordially invited to come.
Friday. St. Philips and St. James'
flay—l0 a. In.. celebration oi the Holy
Comnltmion 7: till p the bishop
oi the diocese will visit mthis parish to
now “pleathIIerwsIk. . .
W arc-comm.
Norwalk ' Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK. A
Deposits over. - - - ss’szsnoooo
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. GUITI.
MOO“ It. GLOVE!
'oeonce a. woman
oversee a. access
administer the rite of continuation. lllillllClt KILL. LIWICC “III
it 80 th bi ho will hold a to .
«pull. “it of. churgh .. meet the my: 7. susce- asaav ,, cotssuna
members at the parish. Light retreati-
manta will be served. livery member
Mill in come and meet the bishop.
Saturday. in 80 a. m. the Interpsmh-
iai missions class will meet at Trin-
ity Church. ltrldgeport
“
acem Parish.
Monday -I n. no. meeting in l. c
ilnlld room at the members at the
veatry y. the contributorn to the parish
hall fund. and all others interested in
DICK’S FISH
lSOWsshingtonStreetllrldge.
the proposed the". to consider ,
:hTtre'd'a'V-filil'sw friendly Society at n’hh W m Wk.
1 I\V'edtitration-«Juniot' Auxiliary st ' W” W E“.
ii: to. “was" llihle ‘elau st 1: an. m m" .3
Gourmet intimation tn the timid
m at 7. 80.
radar—O psclal itntetrtsnt meet
at the Knights at King Arthur st
truer—It. Philip and It. lantee'
lies. the celebration, at the Holy Coat.
mention at Mile
The usual meeting of the Women's
Guild on Wednesday is entitled this
"the bishop oi the diocese makes his
anneal visitation oi the wish teed-
elteister dealt-station loader mt ulnar.
use In the afternoon.
meeting. lshisett “Ml lanterns."
Ip.rn.:Chova ooanrtathsseeflagl
“mmlwgntmmum
Musics.
tory to the
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