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TELEPHONE 409
PIANO
GIVEN
AWAY
Get .a Piano Certificate with
every pnrchnse. it will cost .
you nothing. ‘ '
F. «A. LANn
WWW???
51 Washington Street.
1011 WS
WEATHER FORECAST.
iv‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonight. Sunday increasing
cloudiness and probably light rain. A
long trough of low pressure extends
front the lower Mississippi Valley
northward to Lake Superior. it is pro-
ducing cloudy alld ullsettled weather.
but not. much precipitation in the cell-
lral and southern sections. The
weather is pleasant in the eastern and
western sections. Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair weather with slowly
rising temperature, followed by ill-
creasing cloudiness on Sunday and
probably light mill.
.1. ll. Lockwood. of Wilton, was a.
visitor in Norwalk, yesterday.
~13 lb. pail Lard, 60c. Hayes'
The Hospital Wllist Club met yes.
tel-day afternoon with Mrs. A. F. Mill-
ton, Golden Hill street. .
William Parks and Miss Frances
Parks, of France street. attended a
theatre yesterday, ill Bridgeport.
I—Auction Sale household furniture.
23 Orchard St., Wednesday, 2 p. In.
Mrs William 'I‘uttle and daughter.
Miss Eva, of New Canaan, spent last
. Sunday with relatives in Norwalk.
Kenneth Smith. of Camp street, has
secured a position with Fred W. Smith,
the butcher of Main street, Norwalk.
~Read Raymond Iiros.’ coal strike
announcement on first page.
The Misses Darrin, of Westport.
gave a reception last evening at their
ill honor of some visitors from Strat—
ford.
Miss Marion Lyon and Master Roi!-
cr Lyon. of Danbury, arc the guests of
Miss Dorothy Douglass. of Lou's
street.
«Tocoue‘ s Dveing and Cleaning. 0r-
I-lcls received at llecrs' newstoro, 6
South Main street.
The Philathca Class of the South
Not-walk Methodist Episcopal church
will meet. tomorrow noon at; the
church.
..lohn Kov acs, who has been employ-
ed for some time at the Norwalk Lock
factory, was relieved of his duties last
Wednesday
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Frank, of Main street,
Norwalk, Wednesday evening. Motil-
(r and child are doing nicely.
The I. A, (3., Club of the Norwalk
' High school will play Overlookiliiili-
ltll'y Academy at basketball at. 7:30
We Write Burglar
V ._ Insurance
LET US WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR s. GOLDEN,
‘ . TEL 165-2.
74 Washington street, South Not-walk.
RUSSELL’S
Saturday Candy
—A'T—-
IBAXTERS
anemone
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster ShellPoint,Norwalk
delegation treln both lodges of the
Knights of Columbus will go to Stalin
ford, Monday evening, as the guests of
St. Peters‘ lodge, of that, place. Dis-
Tl'lCI.‘D0pllI_V Benrn wil the the speaker
of the evening.
The pupils of grade 0. Franklin
street school, entertained the other
grades of the school and a few visi-
tors yesterday afternoon, ill the as-
sclllbiy ball. The grade 0 pupils pre-
sented a very pretty farce entitled
“Africa, which was very comical and
interesting to all present.
~(‘ lloice Native Fowls, 20c lb.
liuies' Mitt.
Splingwood Union Chapel—~8unda3‘
school moi-Its in the chapel lll Ely ave-
nue at 3:30 In. In. tomorrow. Til the
evening at 7 o'clock the usual gospel
service will he held. Mr. Ftlvillo will
prcat h. A cordial invitation is cli-
tended to all the lcsidcnts of tho coin-
Inunity to unite ill this union religious
\volk
A copy of the will of Abblc TC. lion»
seller, late of East Orange, N. .1.. and
the record of the proceedings proving
and establishing the sanlc. by and be-
fore the Predogutlve Court of the stain
of New Jersey, was filed and recorded
in the Probate court. Not-walk, yester-
day afternoon, before Judge Bradley,
of Westport, acting judge.
-Drop us a postal today for all esti—
mute on that new house. St. John 12:
Kcyscr, builders, Steamboat Place.
A special series of evangelistic scr.
viccs for the people will begin tomor-
row evcning at the First church ill
Norwalk, and continue through the
month of March. The singing will
be by the quartet and organ, assisted
by Miss Belts at the piano, and by a
chorus of young people. The hynln
hook to be used will be that of the fit-
mous singing evangelist, Charles at.
Alexander, who, with lir. Chapman.
has just completed the remarkable ser-
ies of services that have shaken Bos-
ton to its very center; and the hymns
to be sung will be those that. have s1 ir-
rcd grout. audiences cvcl'ywllcrc dur-
ing the Chapman campaigns. 'i‘omorI
row evening the. servlcll will he a soul:
service, and beginning at 7:110 it wlli
close within the hour.
*“"(‘()lli)’ll(’t(i Shoe stock.
& lirackcn.
(‘ouucal ly
REPUBLICAN SENATORS CHANGE
, SEATS.
WASHINGTON, March ti.—~Clmngcs
in the Republican membership of the
Sixty-first Congress caused quite a
shifting about. Some. of the Republi-
Varslty Chocolates and .
Clothes Tailored
To Fill the Bill
For some years we have made a special point of ‘
to-order clothing, Spring and Fall.
been appreciated, as the numbe
Our efforts have
r of customers proves,
and our reputation for tailoring that fills the bill
rests upon results accomplishe
If you prefer to have your
d.
clothes made to your
measure. you will find that we can make them for
you without the annoyances and delays of the average
tailor-shop, and that our fit is t
heibest you have ever
had. Our prices, too, are pleasantly surprising to
men who naturally expect topay more. -
I. A full showing of Spring fabrics for Suits, Over- I
1
coats and Trousers Is now read
to make selections from all the new colors.
y, and you are invited
14 South Main Street
Telephone Call 632-2
MMO‘NW‘M'
‘ilul 'l 5 Il about what is in
T‘MdiiS. l lI.I\‘t all-ullll» illllilllli'll .ou.
the advznut Inc of not onlv know illI; just
of knowlng exactly what is notin them.
ants of all kinds. No ciI-vator offal
worthless stuff of any description cuter
Ill‘\1'l bo allowed ill fututc.
IIl('_\' {III' the ideal feeds for Horse, (‘u
flux sclccllillg
RONNIE llOMl‘i GROUND
i am surlI \Iul will appreciate
what is in our feeds, but also
lCIItiIIle live from adulter-
wlIIId sci-(ls oi
into llIc Ioluposition and will
'l‘cst tilts and prove \\ll.ll. 1 claim that
tile and l’oullrv-—llctnusc its
colllponIIut leIt-s IIrII pulcr, cleaner and contain more of the cic-
moms which promotl- all around good health,
.l’loprictor
llollnic (‘bicll Food
llollllio llcrse Fccd
llolIIliII Dairy lI‘cIId
lltllllilt" Poultry Feed
llollllic Scratching lI‘I-cd
WR
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Om”OOMOOOMMW”O”QMO::O”OO”OWM
L.._.___.__...,~..
Highland Linen
lTlRR PAPER
250 ..
William P. Beers
Bookseller and Stationer
I19 WALL ST. AND 6 80. MAIN ST.
‘—
Look at OurPnces
Small Smelt. 3 lbs. 25c: Pollock, called Boston Blues. 5‘ 1115.. 25c;
Her-
TRRAY IR WATE- STREET.
WALT; STREET, 10: 10 It. lit—Prices
moved irregularly in the opening deal-
ings in stocks which were otl II siliali
scale. Colorado Fuel showed a gain
of 1%. Republican Steel pfd. rind Amv
crican Ice 1 and American Car In} Mtn-_
ncapolls, St Paul and Sault Salute
Marie fell 1 and Eric 91..
‘VAT'JIJ STREET, .11 a. ltl.~I~—An act-
ive demand prevailed for a number of
the less uctlve railroad stocks and
specialties. Meanwhile the usual leud~
eI-s. although neglected, showed grow~
lug firmness The passing of tile divi-
dend on Railway Steel Spring cost the
stock a decline of i 34.
. WALL S'l‘lill‘bl'l‘. Close—The 111111"
km, closcll cosy and dull. Additional
advances occurred Til II. few stocks.
Prices receded in the later market
under the influence of profit taking
stiles. Railway Steel Spring fcll 3.
All PROPERTY RRT WREWT-
ER IR RRATTIT HST
(Continued from First Page),
We use Mr.
gave them, without verifying their oor-
rectllcss. We take them for the basis
of what figures we present. South
Norwalk has tile following properties:
Water works properties, vulue.$505,500
I‘lloctrliIul work properties,
value ...................... 1551.000
School properties, value ...... 100,000
Other city properties, valuc. .. 10.000
Church pl‘OpIIl‘lTes. value ...... 310,000
“£30,500
llctc \ch lime $1,230,500 Worth of
as valuable property as any ill the
city, that does not appear on ,the
grand list. The, combined value of
l‘aiulcr's figures, as he“
pure ’
FLANN
Night R
hes
At Remarkable Re uctions
$1.00 QUALITY AT
50c QA AALITY AT
9c
SEE THE WINDOW ISPLAY
Price 3 Clothin Store
98 Washington Sire
ouEh, Nor-walk“,
Phone 165-5 . .
the first four unmed properties is
$020,500. ’l‘llc'illdchtedllcss on IIinl‘llS .
as follows: ~ ————————— m
\VilWl‘ works ........ $328,500 ‘
Electrical works .............. 7.3.300 . I
Schools ......... 05,5111 Putl t Away
:ESET,“ well as to let some in-
Tllcsc properties are individual. live.
going institutions; they sustain them-
selves. and constantly pay of! on their
first cost ‘lllc figures given above
show that the) are already llt'i lily half
paid for. in Palmer 5 11cm oi“ ‘shnrc
of town debt," to say the least. is in
relevant in considering the Ill-bi. of
the city.
Deduction this irrclcvailt itcul oi”
$212,150, and the items that care for
themselves, of 8469.011. makes a total
indebtedness provided for $08 .0151. 11'
We subtract from the amount. which
Mr. l’allncr gives as the. city indebted
tlcss. 3833.235. the unlollut of debt that
is provided for. $0211.01”, it shows the
city It indebtedness to be 8151.“?
“c. find this quite a different view
of the question. Air. Palmer quotes
lil‘idgcport as an extillllilvu‘ Our city
is to be congratulated that she does
not stand in the some class. Bridge-
port has no Ivatcr works. no electrical
works, bllt 1.; obliged to procure. her
supply from It private corporation. 11
South Norwulk's grand list was made
up the snmc as lirldgepoi‘tfi. the per
centagc of South Norwalk's indebted
llcss Would be less than ‘llridgcport.
Taking iiir. Palmer figures of llridge-
port's grand list. $71,508J71. and debt
of $l,{IITl,115Ii, shows tIlII ratio to be
0207?}. Take .\ir i’almcr'Vs ligures oi
Stanli'ord's grand list, $23,610,035. alld
debt of $514,350. shows the ratio to
be .022SC}. Take the grand list of
South Norwalk, $5.72.."I 70:1, and debt of
$151,577. shows the ratio to be .204‘7'1‘.
Not such a startling condition 111th
all. The private corporation of theI
Bridgeport water works, whose broper-
ties are mostly outside of the city, is
assessed for city taxes on $1,000,000.
Here is one plant that furnishes about
experienced man try to make the re4
pairs. We cal tix your rigs satisfac-
torily with DIAL small cost. Prompt:
attention will is given to ally'busVlne‘ss
you may favor us with
Luther M. Wright
Pho‘n a Connection '
MAIN srnestr. souru NORWALK
MAIN 3T1, STAMOFRD
You mighL “A
—_
250 .
10c...
3 lbs. Fancy Evaporated Peaches, .-
Apricots, per 1b., - ‘ - -_ -.
3 pkgs. Fancy Seeded Raisins ..... 25c 10 Cakes Soa ....... .1...;.....'.25c
5 its Prunes”... ....... .....-...25c 201m Sugar... ............. ....si.ool
H. 0 Pancake Flour. pkg .......... 7c 3 Cans String Beans.... ..... ....25II' A 1.4.
3 Nice Salt Mackerel... .......... 25c 3 Cans Corn. ..250
Florida and California oranges ......... -.........25c,, 30c, 35c, 40¢ per 1102,.
UNITED GROCERY co. _
PHONE 143. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Slaves Your .
trength and
our Carpets V _
p easure. What more do
yA u want?
ring, So 113.; Flatflsh, 8c 11).: Porgies, 10c 1b.; Weakfish. 12c 11).: Small Shad.
10; lb.: Salmon..15 and 20c lb.
iniihut. Buck and Roe Shad, Steak Cod, Eels. Finnan Haddies, Extra
and No.1 Smelt. Escailops, Long and Round Clams. Rockaway Long Clams
33:: qt.; Gosling Clams for Baking. Porgies and Butterflsh.
IIII senators because of the Illicwn di
Helen of patties. llulo been scaled ill
that portion known as the “Cllcrokcc
Str,"lp a portion of the Dclllocratic
side on the extreme light ot the vice-
ullc-scvctltictll oi‘ the grand list.
Mr. Palmer says that. we should look
at. both sides of a. question. We llcart-
ily coincide with him on this point.
This evening. on the Overlook court.
——Pork Chops, 1‘). the. Ilayes’.
John Bradley states that he‘secured
fifth place and prize ill the five mile
auhmrj
ouse FURNISHER ‘k
: NO‘RWALK, CONN.
race at the armory Thursday evening,
instead of William Mueller, as was an-
nounced yesterday.
A special meeting of Norwalk Chap-
ter, Daughters of the American itevo-
lutlon. called by the state regent will
be held at Historic House, Monday
afternoon at 3 o’clock.
——Complcte Shoe stock.
& Bracken.
Mr. Allen, the Bridgeport agent for
the Aetna. Life Insurance Company, of
Hartford, was in Norwalk. yesterday.
interviewing Min. Pollard, of Raymond
and Pollard, Main street.
The usual Sunday services will he
held at the Rescue Mission, in North
Main street, at 3:15 o‘clock. There
will be some good speeches, also sing-
ing, and all are welcome.
—~Conlplete Shoe stock.
& Bracken.
One of the horses of the Meeker
Coal Company. felt this morning, on
Comlealiy
(‘onneally ,
president in which now scltatols are
located. Senators Cummings. Borall.
Page, Brown, Briggs. Bournc. Bill‘kt‘li,
Dixon and Guggenheim. who TlfllI 0c-
cupied seats there. Were given an op
portunity yesterday to remove to the
Republican side. where they are now
seated. Senator Elklus moved to the
front row on the Republican side, oc—
cupying the seat of Senator Plait. Slur
ator Owen, on the Democratic side.
moved illto SIInatoI Daniel s scat also
in the front row, the senatol from Vir
ginia having moved one scat nearcl
to the center in the place vacated
by Mr. McCreary. Senators Root. Bur-
ton Ilnd Brisiow Were given places ill
the “Cherokee ’Strtp." where among,
other senators of the majority, they
are separated from the main body of
their Republican colleagues.
DAY NURSERY DIRECTORS.
A meeting of the directors of the
Day ansciv Association will he held
TELEPHONE 108.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
In Titties of Trouble 21 Savings Account Is
a Reliable Friend
Start, an Account
Resonrces--——-.VA
Today with
W RRWR WRRWA RTRUST RR.
Million Dollars
But when one assumes the position
of general director and advisor of pub-
lic. affairs and the community at large,
he ‘ should tell the whole truth,
but Mr Palmer states publicii that he
tells only as lunch of the truth as suits
ills argument. and lots the other fellow
state the rest. To belittle and under
value everything pertaining to our
communitv and home is far item be-
ing commendable. Fairness and until-
‘fuiness me the best fundamentals for
all at guments
CHRISTI i.\' S\\'Alt' l‘Z
YALE GETS $328,752 FROM BLOUNT
E.STATE
NEW HAVEN. March ii.—~'i‘lle final
settlement of the estate of Archibald
Henri liloullt, of England, who some
tithe ago made Yale University his
residualy lcgatee, shows that the Ulli
velsltv will receive net lloln the estate
the sum of $328. 752. ill the. settler
meat of the'cstato tilerc has been paid
In.
Another Popular Sale; at
Select
Winesand : .' A
Groceries Liquors
the Big Store Saturday
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, per dozen ...................... E;..29c
DELICIOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, lb. ............... 35c~
GOLD MEDAL PRINT BUTTER. lb. ......... . .......... ....,.30c‘;
ooto ROCK BRANDCORN, Scans for‘ ......... 25¢
LION BRAND COCOANUT MACAROONS, lb. ............... 16¢
Ill 1 u). Mo—Ka
00 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best 30 Stamps w
Tea ....................... 60c Coffee ..... , .............. 32c :
-50 Stamps with 1 in. Special ‘ 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha
'l‘ca. _. ...................... 500 and Java. Coil cc ............ 3012'
., 25 Stamps with 1,14 lb. Very 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and . .
Best Ten .................. 30c Maracaibo Coffee ......‘.;..25e“~ 3 ‘I
20 Stamps with if; lb. Special 15 Stumps mu 1 lb. Best San- £1
Tea ...... V. ................ 25c tos Coffee .... ........... ...V20c
1O STAMPS WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING VARTICLEShI"
Monday afternoon at 3 oclock at the »-»~--—~ «v— >0“. 3;; 539 {m the University s legal 0 1115. iasnge California Prunes.25¢ 1 lb Best Shlelldcd CocoanutsV'jVTi‘c‘
Walla :ftipeggesil‘iignshtirriigigrtimnglliaa: home of Mrs. Christian Swaltz, \\ est SENATOR HALE LEAVES WASH HUNTER OVERCOME BY COLD. expenses in the matter and about $70.. $ égtusmién‘ncihlil‘iubm-b‘. . V.i....‘25cI/; 11., Best Purl Black Coffee. “1ch
smooth shod, and slipped. breaking a"°‘“““- The directors are as TOTIOWSZ 'NGTON- ltllu.l~.\\ AY, Pa.. Mal-ch tl.-\’villianl 000 as an inllelttauce tax to the hug- Sluce \ rc ”"95 9‘5“”15 1 1;“ Apple 3mm. ....... ““42ch V.
one and the 'shafts and damaging the Mrs. B. M. Andrews. Miss Caroline \‘ilfitilllNC'i‘tilN, 2" ch 1i.-IV~Il~lvllilior iI‘_ SclIcIVl. a traveling man from Lnn- light Govetmuellt Pile latter stun V in Pure-(Tonal \istliocli J \ 1.1 Ti“ , . 1‘1295:
ilanIeSS somewhat. liir. Halse did Boernm. MT'S- Jim" 11. Light. Mrs. Hale. chairman of ti ApnonlnflttI-Ic on caster. I‘Il.. was brought to the Elk leplescntiug about fifteen and one n x I u on c or _. line (I. _\ ........ ,°..
not lay there long however, before he Chflm‘m SW31“. Mrs. H- 13- Wing. naval affairs. chairman of the itcllubll» ItV‘ounti‘ Hospital here last night. suf- half per cent. upon the total illlcu Ollr Wine and ii V. D rt t 1 Ti 1 V _ ti t t
was on his feet, 'and tile wagon pr~o Mrs. F. A. 1:11.110, Mrs. :TOTHI (301111111311. can caucus. and acting chub-luau of loving from the effects of a terrible telied value of the ()li”ill.\l estate in When vou want :tiiilil i.t‘iilttunliicb‘ .SFP'CO“ . oVVItouc 1119le s a e,
“filed on its wily Miss Mary Ml‘bi' JP-HmllgS. Mrs. E. M- tllc colllmittce on appropriatlons, has t”I\'TIOl’lI“ll(tt‘ ill the Woods \vllilc bear the settlement gellelous coucII sinus . uni Ins n 1. tin“?! can save on nlon v
. - Lockwood, Mrs. Walter ll‘lllnm, Mrs. S. had ltll cxtl'elllely busy session. and hunting. Scbcll with t‘laudc llobuugli were made to the natural heirs of Mr. Ge V
A WONDERFUL PAINT. M- SWWHS. MI'S- William J, Tracey, lcit TllSI.|,vlngIII for ills home ill Maine and William ‘ltynu, (’Xi‘l‘l‘ll‘iiCi'WW ltuutI Blouut. The. resldllal‘y property was wfirge 531;“: Famous BONE: BE?" 1....24 Buttlds.e$1. .15' '12 for SDI:
' MT'SI Dudlene Raymond. Mrs. E. 15- witb ..tli‘e.expectation of being absent srs, started from this place two days left-to Yale University entirely witll- 50"; row, Hunter, 01 Va Icy or Green RV r Whiskies, .
Make your paint and save “‘3wa Gorilam and Mrs. C. S. Macfnrland. ullltl the warming of the extra scs- ago to walk to camp. eight miles dis- out restrictions and there is as ‘vet no 3° tie I ------------------------------- --‘ ------------ 31-00 _
mm] 5 plotii. you can malie 35“"? at Fine California Port or Sher'ry Wines, per gallon 81
the least cost when you Inx 4 o a
gallon of Linseed Oil costing 45 cents
with a gallon of La. & M. Paint. You
then make 1% gallons of paint. Buy
a gallon and try It, and get your money
back if not found so. The L. & M. _.
Point has been used over 45 .1'88111‘8. and
has Ilccoratrd more than two million
’ American houses.
Sold by Chalice E. Dow. Smith Nor-
eolution of the mystery of Mr. Blount's .
motive in making \‘ale his rcsutuary
legatee.
taut, \vllele heal tlacks bad incll seen.
”the paIII planned to be away sclclal
days 'ln'o miles from (‘lllllp Schell
became exhausted. Ryan was weak
00. and Lobaugh attempted to carry
Scllcli. The tlltII-monicter was at ten
‘Ielow zero and after'a struggle tot
Ins mile, Lobaugh left Schell and with
Ryan, shuffled to a woodsnlull' 5 camp.
The woodsmen found Schell uncon
Icious, but rubbed his limbs vigorous
stop on March 15. ‘Wlloll' he returns
the senator, as cllalrlllun of tho caucus,
\vlll iIIInouncrI the lilt'iilTit‘l‘STllp of the
Republican committee. which will take
in band the reorganizing of the sell
lilo. committees. He expressed tilt
opinion that there would be a. complete-
resorgnnizatiotl soon after the conven-
lng of the extra session. Mr. Hale
thinks there will be comparatively lit-
tle legislation other than the revision
“is he successful at cards?" “is
be? He just plays pokcl with one hand
and shovels in the money with the
ottler.‘ “—Baltinlore American.
a, A r. BECKMANN a. co,
83 and as Washington St. Phone Call 440.
STOCK EXCHANGE INVESTIGA-
TION.
NEW YORK. Mulch fir—When the
commission appointed by Governpr
Hughes to inquire into the methods of
operation on the VaiIOllS exchanges
met today. it was stated that the com
SATURDAY SALE OF
Sheet Music
walk Conn; Huhbell 8: staples Hard-1‘ the tmiif at the a ' ‘ ‘ ' V
.. , . pplonchiug sea Ty atldapplied snow till his body he mission expected to devote most of the
Rim,“ LO” waalk' Conn ' N, “S. 9 o 3 .f 25 Won. He says that every effort will be gall to show signs of life. 86931011 to hearing statements by sev-
(’“-“’r 5‘ SOIL Westport. 00nd: “r " c, or C- made to dispose of the tariff in the eral of the governors of the New York
rop. Bros, S‘o-utllpoi't, Conn..
THE. BEST
. SATURDAY RHRRREATES. 25c
' Stillson-Powéll Corporation.
Prescription Drugglstc
South Norwnlk
_' V_ Open Sunday-
iVl I'
i
Make Me Laugh, Under the Matzos
Tree; Strains From Dixie Land, With
Flying Colors, Wall Street Rag, Don't
Take Me Home. and 100 others.
'COLEMAN’S -
NEWS STORE
10 North Main St. South Norwalk
Agent for A. G. Spaldlng's
B-Iebail and Sporting Good!
shortest possible time.
SKULL FRACTURED BY A FALL
WESPBROOK,
Post, son of E. 1.. Post. of this place
was taken to New Haven this morn
ing for an operation to relieve ii frac
ture of the skull.
beam in his futlrcr's barn lust high
and today it was found Ilecessmw tI
l-elnov.
to save his life.
—._._
TS
March fir-NEWER
Post fell from I :tudl
him to New Haven, in orde
a
ZHINESE
,sTUDENrs
' HERE
es ill foreign colleges. Four will
nter American institutions or learn-
11g]. three will go to England and two
Ii 1
.Vies.
matriculate lllV Golmnu universi-
COMING
ING TAU, March 6.-—Nine Chi-
les‘e students residing in the Chan"-
:ung province. in which this city is lo-
rated. have completed their prepara-
ions to go abroad and finish their
Stork Exchange.“ Whether James R.
Keene would appear before the com-
mission today was not known when
the session began. Chairman Horace
White stated that Mr. Keeuehad not
responded to. an invitation from the
commission,
REGENT ARRIVAL OF.‘VESSEL8.
.NEW YORK. March 6.-—-Arrlved:
Strs. Pennsylvania, Hamburg; Phila-
delphia, Southampton.
Sugar at Cost . .
Maine Potatoes, 3 Peck, ,
THE TREAT ARR TEA
TEL. ..No. 909.
Norwalk Chronicler