in
in Percaleb. bawna, Dimi-
‘ b
ties and when: it the latest. panama ,
and colors.
E. K BANKS
11111411019801: 111.1th cLocK.
(own noiiwALK.
Mina 611111811111 Malinda Was a guest
of friends in btluntord on Sunday
Mr and Mrs. 'i‘hcodorc o Olaon. of
Spring direct, have moved to Water-
l1ur,y where Mr. Olson has purchased
a large rctall oboe biralncus.
William‘ S. Sturtcvant. oi’ Elmwood
uvenuo, is on a buoincss trip
Pcnsylvaniu. in the intcreut (11‘
Eastern Undchear‘ Company
1811- Mayor George. l‘l. litixtcn has 1(1-
tnrr‘iod to waalk. attci a several
months' stay in Cuba. wherc. ho is in
(crested in a largo plantation.
Miss Sodium Parnells principal of
tho Worthington nobool in Walla has
been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
P A Parsons, of Spring direct.
Articles of ansocintioa have been
filed in tho other of the stain secretary
by the ilugcuot Club. lnc‘orpoiatcd. at
New London. a social organization
lohn H. Tntblll ono of the. members
at the South N‘orwulk police. for ('11 has
been canlinod to his homo at No. 30
Monroe st1 out with an attack of grip.
Seymour 111111111111. in now bclng ex
tended to odlrri‘ect with (lcrard pla1c
The hollow has: beep tilicd in and :1
grant lmprovcmcni is 11111011 by tl11
work.
'i‘bo meeting of the. Rowing circle of
tho.
the Militant Aid Society oi the First
Methodist church has been postponed
from Tuesday afternoon to Friday at-
tcrnoon at 2 o‘clock in tho church.
Tho accommodation train due in
'Danhury from South Norwaik at 10: 35
Saturday morning was about an hour
"late because 01' th breaking of th(1
flange of 11 wheel near Wlnnlpauk.
Thomas I‘.W(1.ich. ihé halter and
busobnll 11mpllc. may break into 01111
of tlu1 large leagues, the coming uurn
mar. lie has ibr endoracumnt of a
large number of lovm'e.’ of the national
111111111. from this pit“ (1
t
. homo
' unnlvoruar y.
wauction nl' houschoid effects will
be held 111,30 \l (-1.1 avenue, Norwalk
'1‘1111adav,l\ini'ch 9, at l p. m.
llundolpb Slim ontcrtaincd scvcrnl
bov l’1leuds Friday afternoon at tho
of his parents Mr and Mia.
Frank K. Starr in West‘pori arcnm1
’I‘iic affair was in honor of his bbiihdny
Ha rcceivcd n unnrbcr of
proncnts 11nd rcfrcobincnis were sorv
111i.
South Norwalk Conclavc. i 0. li..
in arranging to entertain th11 dogrcc
team from' Quluuiplac Conclave from
New :liav‘cn, on Wodncnday (waning.
' 8: Company
‘1'ol’crec: in the? great prlwilgthlng
March. 17." Altar the initiator v dcgrcc
work on Hcvcral candidntcn a banqnci
will belncrvcd at the. Hotel Mnhnckc-
lilo.
Tho Norwaik Board of Selectmen
has rejected 'tilE'lWO bids for bonds
which were. received last work for the
$225,000 worth of four per cont. 1'11-
fundiug' bonds from Blodgett, Mcrritt
and thc Perry. Collin (it.
Burr Cmnpany,,0f Boston. it is 11x-
pectcd a better price than lilil.t1liii will
be rccclved
~—Ever‘vthlng in the carpenter line.
what you want and when you want
it. at. St. John at Keyncr'n, Steamboat
Platlc.
Joseph Roth. of the Hotel Carlton.
. Stamford in getting into the pugilistlc
sport and in becoming a very talented
enthusiast. On Thursday night of last
week "at the Bijou Theatre. he acted as
con-
tect during which" Muller bout Smith.
Although M‘r Both in a shirt waist
manufacturer be taken great interest
in tho puglllst'io sport and Roth is the
ouc that can Tide it. ' , .
Dorando Rietrl. the iialian 1',nnner
who diaappohitéd the local running en-
thusiasts by tailing to show up at the
arwmory Thin day night. disappointed
another mi) (1' at New Haven F1 iday
night. it virus explained in the Film
City as l1ere,,‘tbat Durando had strain ":0
ed a tendon. fhdnnlng in exceptionally
poor form Johnny Hayes, the. much
looted winner of the Olympic Mar-a
thou last spring who tilled in in the
place of Dorando Friday night, Was no
match for the rotor team composed of
Robert. Hailén‘nnd "Michael Spring.
who finished :"in 'easy fashion some
three" iapS‘ to the good.
'lofrorlcrlc'h W. Carpenter; who (has
‘ been 1111111.. private secretary to Presl
.dont Taft. has been associated with
him many years Mr. Carpenter ac
c’oilipdnlod Mr. 'f‘aft ,on his two trips
around. the wofld, and has been his
veritable shadow since his nomination.
Mr. dalrp‘éntér' is 37 yet... old. tall and
dark; He. was. born in Baum Center;
fl :Mlnn When his was 12 years old his,
,,faniliy moved to Gal-liornia, and he
_ spent his early youth on a ranch door
811111131118 Olilcmiei, 'Aftér attending the
public .schoolg and a local academy.
he'wei‘rt pack 111116 tiié Minnesota suite
university." ,‘tter graduating be en-
tcred the id dopamine 't and was ad-
mitted to mflotiuot' in i 97. The .‘next
year he olil‘aiu'gd the d‘egrée of IL M.
fro 1,111 11,1; grimy 111ml returned to
Col (coil 10wu1Hc'iio nod
thculawl .llrmrot 1310110111101 Wheeler. lot
San 31.11.91...an it was while with:
thc‘m‘ ‘tiidt ‘hé "'rii‘et ”Mr Tait. joining
utm‘ (imi‘h
at 111‘
13.. first trip around
. "Church will .
averting at the church.
i0 .
The ychtl‘ 'p
meeting tomorrow
Mru. Charles Gregory, of N01 walk in
in‘ Ilcihcl caring for licr mother. Mrs.
Carolina Budd, who in ill
:Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAllluter, of
Spring street arc entertaining their
son. “chord or New York. '
Charles Miller and James Wullcuro.
of Norwalk, attended a theatre in
Bridgeport, Friday evening.
The firm of St. John it: Koyacr has
secured a large altclatlou job at Bell
island for New York partied.
Mr. and Mrs E. J. 0‘ (‘onncll (11111111.
iuiucd Fl 'ancis 1. (till. ()1 Stamford. at
lhcir homo lu Wont art-1111c. ovcr Sun
dav
Mr. and Mill. Wollstcr Pikc and non.
late of “NC“, N. ,Y., arc tho ghouls of
Mr. and Mra innat- Shrivcr, ot‘ Main
air-1.11.11 Norwaik.
A meeting oi Court Mohackeruo, 11111
esters of Amurlca, will he. held tomor-
row 'cveuing at tho hall in Swartz t’LT
Cornell's block.
. A son arrived at the homo of Mr.‘
and Mrs. Calvin Purdy or Main 111111411
Norwulk. recently.- Moihci and child
.1111. doing nicely.
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of iiornmnn.
will meet tomor‘1rou night at the South
NtirWuik Quartoitc Clnb‘a Hall
North Main street. ‘
Hurry llnvia, of tho Norwalk ilurd
'ir'c Company resumed his dutlcu this
moriilng, al‘tcr having been ill at hi9
home. in Wilton avcnnc. ,
Professor ii. ll. Ncwion, of Cedar
avenue to abl11 to be about again, at
tor an illucns ,whicb contiucd hiru to
his bomc for several days
W. F. llch'lyn, James 11‘. iiubbcil.
and Frederick S. Ambler, who wore in
Washington to attend tho innuguru
tion of President 'l‘ai’t. hart1 rciurncd
to Noeralk
Misti S 8. Root, until racontly vice-
principal of Hillside school. bun r11
turncd to hcr homo. in Full 1:11'111.
M (.1311, having boon the guest of Mr.
Monti of East alonilc.
John '1‘. lluycn. tin-,ucwadealer of
Main attract, has purchased a lim1 now
in) horse power Cadillac automobile
from the local agents, F. E. moltwuod
and Company. The car in of the latest
model, and certainly in a beauty. Mr.
Hayes wan to givc thc machinc .11 try-
out, ycitcrday, but owing to the slushy
postponed for the preacnt.
Horace E. Dana 81 Son.
45WALL ST.,NOBWALK. _ .
Real Estate and
Insurance
WI have uveral decided bargains
in income procucmg properly thIt
111m increase in value with the rapid
arowthTof the town. ‘
Do You Know
there: is no more in The Norwnika
better (equipped to (amply your cvcry
want in the. grocery llnc than right
":1ch AT 33 WEST WABHlNGTON
STREET?
,Our constant pupils to plcnac and
give you satisfaction every time.
it will be to y0ur ndvaniagc lo tradc.
with us.
. ' . '
Specrai, Now
Extr‘n'sianuum Sliced Lemon Cling
Peaches. 25c'pcr can; $2. 85 pcr doznn
1.111111. .
Extra Standard Bartlett Pears. 251:
per (1.1111; $2. 85 per dozen cans.
Extra Standard Green Gage or Egg
Plums, 201: per can; 82.30 per dozen
cans '
Extra standard Royal Ann Cherries
251: per can.
Those are the lineal fruit packed 3
lb cans.
Let no talk groceries to you
BUY EDIBLE8 YOU CAN EAT. _
Church. 81 Miller
T LEADING GfiOCERS. .
l3 WGQT WAGHINGTON TBTRBET.
1.
Mil
all. 1111 their bouochold furniture.
piano! and other nominal property.
without 11815011“. on "their 91111.11
with'o‘i‘tt' 111.11.11.11. Ea
dependant Loop "9 .,
Remand Bldg) chlllnuttm
upon until ’i {“01 rn‘.~ Monday 9119 tact:
urday 111111111
REAL ESTATE
Steamship 'l‘icirets
J. M LAYTCN 81 CC
(INCORPORATED)
STRAILROAD AVE. ' T80. NORWALK
We Are Matters
11: the a‘rt of producing pleading directs,
in clothing. .
it you have never Worn a Koppel
Suit, you ‘do‘ not ,kn‘ow thc‘ plea-11111..
comfort and cco‘nomy of wearing the,
boat that. can be procured; ‘
The 1atrougeilt factor in our success
.‘ 1, is the method we,‘ hare of building a
,‘ 24 No.
suit or clothes to rctuiri its culture till
: .worn out.
11:0 5. 11111111111.
FASHIONAGETB TAILOR.
Main St. STOMilT Norwllit.
17"- . 7......"0.
~.. 0..
'4' -. 1..- .
. '1:
.. . ’(‘W.
in j
condition of the. ntrcctn thc trip was-
Nothing . of good constipation and lush enters our ont‘nb
linllmcut. (nanny in o rut colloidal-illicit tumbling '1‘ Dlil‘l [1111111, no it
should be yours. Our four doors 111111 titled with the rent of Furniture. lingo,
Carpets. Mailings. Oil Clotha.i Linoieums Drnpci'lou. etc.. that only or
pcricncc can (insomnia and at priceuthc lowest.
$27 5% Piece Parlor Snitch. (silk plush loose ('uuhlonn, mahogany finiah frame.
3 Vince Parlor Suites. nilk pinch looao cushioninn mahogany iiniah frame.
91,32- 5'°« ' ' ._ goal
. b Plecc Parlor Siliit‘il, still upbolnicrluga, $25.00.
C , Co.
. Director‘s tndfi'Embtlimem,
South Norwailt, Conn.
O B Jac Con,
T Optician. 1 ,7. .:, :T
Everything tin the Optical Line. T
Eyes Examined Free
. 59 WA:::Rf:T; PNONE 488. x . T TNCRWALK. g
Electric Labor Savers
Electric Percolators. Chafing Didh‘ell. 3111311 Stoves. Water
Heaters, Broilers, Ovens. Luminous Radiators. etc. Pocket Flash-
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps and Domes.
t ,1 .T . .
TELEPHONE 35-4.
For Comfort ' Style and :‘Sci'vice
'rnv A mm or OUR '
Hamilton Brown Goodyear Welt
$2. 50 Shoes
(UNION MADE.)
Washington Street, ,;
FLYNN & RYAN, ?0“ _’ pth Norwaik.
.-_. .... mm” M
“h... .h.
i
Don‘ t Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS.
Enter
~ Merrill Business COllcge
and Learn How to EARN ‘.It
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS.
South Norwaik. Stamford. Purl Chcéter.
New Spring HoSicry‘
“llama Fashion" says that. everything must match this season. Our
‘ new liosicrv is a remarkably complete showing of the world' a best. and most T
artistic makea and coloriugs; hence you are almost sure of birding hero
“tuckingu to match any costume.
Ask to (11111 the beautlf11l,shccr 111.11. Hobo that wo have
for $1..oo ,
in this lot rm1 black. several shades of tan. sky. pln‘li, Burgundy.
ween, invcndcr (.bnmpaguc. balbrlggan, navy. cic. lou‘ll' agree with us
that the price is very modest for Hoolcrv of such corroct and distinctive
character
N. E. RYAN 81 00.,
86 Witchington Street. South Nonimlk.
101.13.31.313‘17'WQ1W
_ Franli Smith of Norwalk, speht yes-
terday With iriends in Stamford. tcrduy with fricuds in Bridgeport
'l‘lmothy llierwln, of Wilton, was in Miss Jeanie Benedict. oi' Elm street.
New York city. Saturday. on a Dual: has been the guest of friends in Block-
ncss trip.
lyn'
Uncn'a Tribe No, an Improved ‘0‘, Mina Frances McGinn. oi“ Bridgoport.
dcr at Red Men, will have a meeting
spent yeaterdnyw with friends in Non
tomorrow night.
‘Wan.
A monthly meotln or the Norwcik The annual meeting or the South
and Club will be paid this evening at ”mm" “email“ “may “W"
8 016m“ at the home of Mics Helen will be held on Friday droning of this
(turtle in Union Park, Norw‘u‘ik. mcm- weak
hero dosirlug to attend the lecture to HOWE!“ V Worden is i" 8‘9 his home
given: b Schuyler Matthews, next '1“ Harriet street; NOTWNR MT- W0"
track shoud be present this evening, den is employed at. Haulord's floral
and got their ticket-11. _ .
hall. in loaac street. T
Henry Cornell took an :uncxpocted Mr. and Mrs. William Josem. oi’
plunge. yesterday, into the icy wamys . Hamilton avcuui. ' W1" 1' t 1 Bridgeport.
below Jennings, flock, 11,11,390,le yesterday, and were guer‘rts of the lat-
was fixing and overhauling his lament t01"9 parents Mr- and MI‘S- 3 Philip.
for use during the coming mason. The polls of the Norman Club will
when he leaned over a little too Titan. no open for the purpose. of chopsing a
Enid tumbled into the water: Mr. 001' nominating committee this evening.
ncll phcn been this morning. did'not’hotw'een 8 and 10 o'.ciock and next
aéom any the w rue tor the ducking. , Monday, betvi'ccn the some hours. much
He stated, howev r, that he misccd an moinbcrn of the club is entitled to vote
invitation out in dinner owing to' his T {or Eleven, members of the nominating
at 3 Pain
wot clothes. committee.-
(l‘jarnc warden smith chipped aerate Tomorrow night is not down .tor the
oil tWenty Hungarian partridgca to trying out of
‘ ltldgeileld, this 1110111111. and it. aimllar 1 Baker, the till
crate of twenty birdmto, 9119911111ch to my electric, ' department against
b‘é libe'rate'd. Mr‘. Smith has two more commissioner . Joseph A. Volk and
crate... and alter this lot-.dcue all of :‘J‘bo‘mas Richardson. The case in to
thos‘c kept in captlvl y .1111 1.11am boon be h‘tlprd by the mayor and city coun-
(a (we to distribute" thcmtel'vcn in the .
woods. on of tho crutch will be upland street
critter! at 8 micro. and the other in
Norwalli. it} hty-‘tour birds in all
were kept in impurity by Mr. 381111.11... testimony will bo heard in pub-
and 111' this numbér. only {0111 died. 1 no. '
1e. charges of Frank A.
iarged trimmers of the
It is expected that them
will be ‘a big crowd on hand. for ac-
1C.
. name
1 the 65 .000 or 10 000 acres oi
‘ , Bliiiil hilt iBBBi .
' is Bill Bltit NBW.
A New Haven“ Man Words 1,230
Acrcsoi Ground in Guiiiord
'Slnco the i‘amouu‘ tarcwell (11111111111111
(1f (loveru‘or. Woodrul‘f to the. prcuonl
gonorul unscmbly on the day ibc now
(mootiiivc. (iovcrnor idlicy, war. in
Taintc (1i’ (31111111111111.1111 was [ilt' lower of
tin1 undiaxailcn,oi‘ oyator grountlu.
thoac 111111911 [1111111111 wore likely to 011
(lmuollsllcd by any action of the gou-
tbc (statement that the oyster groundn
of Connecticut were almost valuclooli
and that any action taken toward a
bcav'lm taxation would have. a tan
ututu waters cuilrely
A amino which appears in the o.tilc(1
(it tho cloth of thc town (11‘ itnlltoui
at tho preccnt tiu1(1"11ltbi11 g‘iwu the
lic to thin utulcmcnt 111' is a manifest
ot‘ the coniidcucc the gentleman whose
appcnrs upon the
ropoacu in thc ioglalutivo body "to de-
‘i'nai. any measure that may (101111.- ho
fore it. to curtail thc (extrnruga.nt
llborticu now enjoyed by tho Connecti-
cut oyster growm'a.
The. documcnt to which we rotor is
an application ‘(1i (1'11 oyster grower of
tho city of New “own to tho aiato
alrcll tluh conuulsnioncrn praying that
he be. granted a perpetual franchise
for planting and cultivating shall fish
on one thousand two hundred and thir-
iy acres of ground bcncath the. waters
oi‘ Long inland Sound. batman the
towns of (lullt’ord and Madison.
'l‘iu.1 dimensions of can piccc are not
given. but the dimensions of the other
11111 giicu 1111 (1.500113 000 trot, which
moans on thin uccond piece alone a
Hindi] patch of moro titan a. ratio in
width by morn than a mllc and a hall
in length and for which it will be
necessary for the applicant to par il'
grained the, muniiiiccut sum of one
dollar per (mm and a nominal (11121111111:
moot
And this, mind you. 111 only one of
the many applications that have been
made for similar franchises within tilt».1
boundary llncn of Madison and Cult
ford by outside parties within the past
few yearns
The oyster grounds of Connecticut
arc ‘no good." but notwithstanding
this and also that it is within the.
range of possibilities that the country
members (11 Hartford may wake u T
tho importanm1 ol‘ (.lcvcrnor Woodru '8
11111111111311 audits curioracincnt by Gov:
ornor Lilloy. the big oyutcr growcrs
are 11:1 willing to make. a gambit of it
and come in (1‘11 the rake. off.
Taking the foregoing application as
an 11111111111113. do our representatives
along tht1 chore lluc realize what this
alone would mean to the state abcnid
an houosi’tilx ho placcd upon it and
puyublc'iilto tilc'slnte treasury. buried
on (1 “him statement with that of the
critic of Rhoda Island which Govurnor
Woodruft quoted? Let. 1111 look it ovor,
Rhoda inland (loos not'grant per-
peT.tual lifelong, for'cver and eternity
franchises such as this applicant asks
for. Rhode inland [curios its oyster
grounds for a [arm of ten years at $5
to 8i0 per aci'c.‘ For an example. we
will uplit: the difference and call it
$7.00 per acre. and the acreage naked
for by the applicant in question on a
ten ycars‘ lcano would mean to the
state of Connecticut not $1,230. but
89.225.
This in only a apocillc instance, with
a local coloring, but if the country
ruprcscntutivcs at. liarti‘ord. who are
looking into ihc. horrid lace of an
impending state t.1.\. will couuider
what this would mean as applied to
oyster
ground in the. slato‘ of Connecticut,
they could go to their homes with easy
minds that such a state tax would not
be necessary
Last year the. oyster growers of this
stoic on the above acreage. paid into
the state 111111111111 89 015 in Rhoda
island. whom the acreage is oulyu about
one-'quartcr that of Connecticut. the
income to the stain last year was ap-
proximately 8101 000. Could this solou‘s
at Hartford who have the welfare of
their constituents in their care rind us‘e‘
for a iiko 01 larger sum in tho pinto
treasury?
it". is stated that it will doubtless be
necessary to levy a state tax of (mo
eighth mill. which Will raise $450. 000
Haré our country legislators who
have the destinies of bills in their own
control, stopped to realize that an
oyster tax based on the Rhode island
plan would be equivalent, or at an
average of $7 50 an acre on 05, 000
acres. mean a total of 8487. 500 as com
pared with the 39. 0,75 paid in last year. '8
isn't it worth thinking about? :
iant is worth acting upon. to the
benefit of yourselves as citizens and
taxpayers. and the constituents who
cent you to Hartford {or the public
went, “and not the hellish and unjddt
denirea or corporations?
Wilda the oyster men tell you that
o'yttcr ground 18 not worth anything in
Connecting: tell them that if such an
thd‘ truth-t at some one. is an imbecile.
‘ln one instance- at least. tor we can
tell you 1111111 on authority that is air
imp‘eachablc. that there is one plot of
ground in this state that is assessed
for 8590 (11111111111111 which there rests a
mortgage or 89, 000. -
is this particular place of oyster
ground the one, cited as being "no
good”? ‘.l‘
If so. some capitalist. has money to
drown. or atone in Davy Jones locker.
A gentl’cman‘ who is on‘e ot‘ the rich-
est oyster growers in the whole at te',
who has tho reputation of linow ng
how 0 tulte care of his money as raw
man now how. is doing lobby work
at Hartford that would do credit ip
the abilities or the. well known rallrori'd
king of the lobby, who has been no
successful.
oil at the Council chamber in Harlin
cording to tho prcacni understanding!
This oysterrnnn owns within the can
boundary line: of Connecticut between
11.000 and 12,000 acres or ground, and
float year he paid into the stoic treac-
ury $690,111 at the rate (,1! six and one
‘tonTth cents per acre.
Can
you blame him for lobbying
auguratml. in which he nintod that tho T
hundreds (11' thonnundh of dollars by ‘
oral nunoihbly have given out: boldly _
(irony in diive the industry truth the .
(looiuncn't ‘
.diutcly by tho prcsont asucmbly. which
K. of C..‘ has bccn contemplating for
,and invitotlons are now being cent
. trec'todhcm audiovery manner of the
,gcod fellowthip to the indication that
CHARGED 11111131:
:orders ‘ati‘d conduct unbecoming an‘ (if-
Tdcctcirs belonging to‘ tho medical re“-
bare to offer you in .
m
that assessment? :
From a selfish and worldly stand
point no dont and neither do you;
we'd do tho some thing. doubtloas, if
we were. in his shoes, for it's human
nature of a lunacy-mad world.
llut lt'u not Justice to the people an a
wholc. 11nd Bhonidhe curtailed immc
wc :slncercly trust. that it: will ‘bc by
onactlug 11. law that shal‘. roqnird a
fair crud coirablc remuneration to tho
99.1.1.1. forTaucb franchises or leased as
it "may gi'arlt.~0. ii. 5.. in the Show.
Linc Times.
UNcLi-zs wan NIECES._.
Three Licensee in Two DayseMen
Travel From Far Away Utah
and lawn.
. unwrort'r, March 8.——'rnis cal"
ucema to have suddenly become :1
Gretna Green for lovelorn uncles who
want to marry prétty pieces. in- 11111
last two days three at them have step-
pcd 1111 to the rcglstrarn' oiiice with
o thclr brushing nieces and taken out
marriage licenses. The couplcs are:
bouts Abcl, aged 213. a 1"-'.11nltiuc
dealer in New York (111,111.11 Miss
\nna Ab(1l,uged 21, of New York.
daughtcr of Louis Abel, a. Russian for
(1191".
William Grnupc aged 1... dry goods-4
dealer, of Salt Lake City. Utah, and
bliss Martha Gruupc Walters aged 30:
daughter of i.Wali11.rs, lcwcler,
Salt Lake City.
Munch Ricc ngcd 28. fruit dealer.
of Deu1hloi11ca.iowa.and Miss Nimc
Llovcuson, aged 20. daughter of Alton
Liovcnson, 11. Dec: Monies grocar.
All the states excepting Rhode 1‘s
land, appear" to have larva forbidding
uncles and nieces to marry. Here.
3113.1 unclc, not matter how old. may
marry his niccc, however young and
molly-«provided she is Willing.
There have bean finch alliances he
tore in this (ditto, and that fact has
probably found as tray out west
All three uncles told the roglstrar
that tl1111 would be married in this
(ity. ’l‘lrovmll insisted that tho roi- ,
climb on all sidcs were pertccilyt
(precablc to the marriage with tho
nieces. The western uncles remarked
that thcy :would have. had the knots
iicd before but it was unhandy goi-
ting to Rhode island.
Tanrr
Raised biscuits from Gold Medal Flour
a1c‘excollcnt.8man1rm.
WlLL GIVE A LADIES’ NIGHT.
so... Norwalk Council, K. of 'c.. to
Entertain Those Who Anicted.
South Norwalli Council. No. 1.253.
acme. iittlc iimt‘1 to give to the ladies
who hare assisted'thcm so nobly in '
tho past since the formation.” of the.
Council on June 5,
be1 termed a "ladies' night." On (11".-
count ot the changing of their unlit:
let's ‘it had to be put off. They more
now decided to give on Weducaday.
March‘ 171mm entertainment and dance‘
in their rooms in 8‘onth Main' (11111181,
out; 'to the' young ladies, giving th‘cl‘u
the privilege of inviting a friend to
come with -.tlten1 Everything Will he
Council will strict as a oc‘rmhltteo on
11ighi.1ltei’ronhmcnts will beicerve‘d.
consisting ol‘ ice cream and calm and lid
The ladies will 11186.net “
hot coffee.
ten to an entertainment. which is now
committee in charge consists of (1H
McNamara." ALP“. (Griffin, William
Shldd. do super. :1 51‘. Ryan.
audios C
evening or this insults to complete trill
arrangements. . :
acvmc on
1111390111111. Mont. mu 11—21. mu-
nary court- martial beginning at Fort ,
Miscoiila this morning probably will
continue three days. with the trial or
Lieut. Parkman. or t incident 1111.4
servo cards ‘on chargcsT (it disobeying
l‘lccr. Thirteen (Juicers from outcldé
posts and two‘ of the Sixth infantry at
the.‘ local post will condtitnte‘ the. trill! :
[Jeni 111.111.111.111, wild in not it,
court.
regularly enlisted oinccr of the (any.
but one. (it the governincnt (infill-not,
acrvc (30111113111119 utter 9%!” tho gar»
rlaon at For 111111111 ‘ c has 116611
on time ,0_ rice for some time past,
but rctnn'r to the post today. tic
was placed under arrest at the posts
‘ in T hi8 sale will hit tot tutti one weeks
to make room tor our Spring Opening. Will
Sheets, Pillow Case's, Muslms, G
hauls. Linens, Toweiulg, T
. a party can to 6 out a i
. nuid.‘
lock out. a license to sell iiqi‘i‘ ‘
1907, whit1 would .
ll" ‘mocting of t. is-
co‘mx‘nltte to to behold on ’We'dn‘cs' ay ‘
and is held under military surveil, 1
lance.
1:.A.'
m ,
against any measure that will lncreaao
certain place, on close
and refuse to cell the. bounce
result that the" silliion in (1
root of the license year.
George kyle, 0: Stamford.
the (Juice of the (10111111135111
morning, and quickly showed
bad a tale to unfold. Hid moth,
(11! property worth about 818,000
in this property was a store 1th
always b91211 used (or a saloon.
not good for anything else, hi
Saloon closed Up. ,
1.591 Novémber Thomas cant;
had some sort of arrangement
thr- Fiegelspan Brewing Co ,
icon did not pay. or Camp ii in
make it pay, and so the Dr
party took up the license
cation of judgment but?
in the medallion" ‘
changed hands Mrs. Ryle
it to protect her second
84‘. 000. The bank hold
page of $1. 500, which
be' foreclosed. and theré' ‘
mortgages, one for $1.50
tor a smaller sum The propdrt
been turned over to Mrs Ryle
foreclosure proceedings h b
stunted
Owner Wants a Liccnc
Now the Bytes want to on
saloon on the place st) that: '
wrll be coming in ”They pro
buy the license of the prime
latter insisted on tucking (1
(1011 that the Bytes should
Fieselspnn bear
any they will hold the co ér
worth has been wasted i' '
sell it without the beer condition a
means a loss of about}
however is nothing to a“
The effect. of this det‘é T
might help "the' family‘o
they do something? Tole him
cycn? '
‘B‘ut‘ the request“
commissioners co 'lii
licenses for one lace.
that under tho, laws as
day two men could ' t holds,
hard. it Was suggested to
no could not touch
i
being arranged by the committee. “ti‘hc ._
Mrs. H F. Are cry. 51
Witabcth Barttili. 96
Fred: Burt.‘
legrand ComstiiTck, (,3)
11111111118111 (1k cook‘s .
c1 ' Fitzpatrick. 15 B .,
1111:1111. 302 Arlln ,o
1, ,t . .
Mrs. V. E. Marsh. .
Mn. 11‘. Miller, C ' 11111 183 11 Ill!
Cleo. L."M
William M, Miiili ’10 W11
t11111111. Howard 'M Smith 88““! hit
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