' control and Western sections.
Advloinity: Fnii and
night Thursday cloudy; with light
Iain. An area 0! high pressure along
the Atlantic coon Alil‘oducing pleas
nut weathn . , sections.
0V8?
Kansas and Lake Superior are produc-
ingA cloudy and rainy weather In file
16
temperatures are rising slowly east of
the Mississippi river.
vor for this vicinity weather lol-
A lowed on Thurdsuy: increasing
cloudiness and prob b y l gilt rain.
A Arbutus is in blossom on some of the
hillsides. A . E“
Hugh Campbell, or South Norwnlk,‘ E
E has purchased a line new bicycle.
General leopard 0.. SM} and wile
are registered at theN otel.
Victor South ot Norwalk, it tended
atheatré in‘ I‘ll! dgep'llrt; that evening. ~
New waeimgcodso at E. K Banks.
oldn.o A Norwai al,k
EEIN tielhtives
at to knowAhEow to banish
the adv“ oi the South Nor-
turned ‘9 his {in 6 Elite
visit th ughout‘AthAe west. ‘
Henry Perry; of Norwai, spent sun-
day at {the home or his slot“ MIB. 1...
oi.’ New no. It. -‘ “
school Minstrels. Monday
Cohin. of Holden place.
pent Monday alternoon
‘ The Misses Mabel and Ethel John~
son. of East Notwaiit hpent‘ Sunday at
their home .‘iu Georgetown.
Thursday is bargain any a
crown in Son's. Thendv.
“AN. ‘ Dick:
\ ill give
in 'E tonnd
Co. 3 Their
The Daubury divi V
cm New England Telephone company
now has 1,900 toieph ii l
and your comfort. Mil
you the price.
Mrs. Charles Will
Wilton, sold a ll
‘ don setter Ate Dr.
loud. recently. -
George Slang
Norwalk. and
Spring Hill ave
Iiartford. yesterd
i. hem-“Ea
.. u r ‘u
torn ”lit 12
C‘rriceil
Gonditions In. -
AE stand ” lEic declaI‘ediS‘E‘
‘ him on the stlehtgi
‘31.6A00 cash audio
house EJMOVer ‘
machinery and steam boilers placed
in position.
”13(3me 733. South Norwaii:
ll’llEll llEEE ElliElEEll
Lawyer. Giyes His Version oi Real
Estate Transaction BeEore Griev- A
E Enact Cbiiilhlllec
BRIDGEPORT. March hip-Attorney
Frederick I3.Aii‘alion, who is now bo-
iore the grievance committee of the
Fairheld County bar on the charges
preferred by Alderman Dennis O'Neil
and Thomas Kerwin. had his innings
yesterday. when he took the stand in
his own behalf and gave his version
of the O'Neil aifai r. »
He caused a sensation when he IcA-
boen a friend of 0"Neil s
"in :L-wau t: revamping}I gush... g,to under
t‘Ea't lie and his
family Were hover friends of mine. lie
is only telling you about being a lite
long friend of mine in order to gain
sympathy. I never knew him at all
until A1902 and then only to nod to
first became uc-
uhul use Willil
raids in“ poiiticsfln the Sixth Dis
trict"
Since the real estate transaction in
which O’Neil alleges he Was cheated.
.(Fallon). “God help you it you ever
try to trim the in the Sixth Diatiict"
Fallon said O'Neil tiled to punch his
law partner. A. .i Merritt and had
Sworn at him when he passed him in
the street ‘
in regard to the sole oi the Madison
avenue property ili which the older-
mun declares he was defrauded out of
$500. Fallon gave a long explanation.
He said O'Neil protectihd to he sells
tied with the terms oi the‘ sale. Fol-
lon was away on the day the pa-
pers were drawn up but Attorney Mei-
Aritt was instructed to intorm O'Neil
that there Was a mortgage of 82. 000
on the property in addition to the sec
ond mortgage oEl’ 81. 000 which O’Neil
E 3 Cuns‘ Karo Syrup
held
Attorney Jesse AL Stewart was a
- witness for. Fallon. A lie took the that
mortgage or $2 000 on the place He
.‘wna in Fallon s oilice when the deeds
were dr'awu. HEe‘ Said 0' Neil read
A 1 1both the first and second mortgages:
M Attorney Merritt attempted to explain A
A_ l about the prior mortgage of $2. coo but "
‘ A All he was to get ‘A
send mortgage oi
sormed that liegwas,
AECAIEIE’EEI‘IIEIEIIE testified
rm Neil's visit to II
He declared the aideii‘nan
thought he had been wronged by tAt.
torney Fallon. whom he had t
to look out for his interests ‘ v
OysterSllE llPolntNorwalkA A
honour n. MONROE -
Buildings raised and moved. Heavy E‘
Experienced men sent to ‘
all parts of the country. Work proinApt- ~
ly attended to. General contracting.P . ‘
an In mu ~
pudiatsd the statement that he had A
We“ I began to ‘
the lhwyer Mayo 0' Neil shouted at me A
A 3E3} Have you set: the new Meet." In soft hats? Look in
our window as you Ego by and see, what svvcll styles we
A are shouting _ ‘ \ to AA j
New colors E 'E
New combinations of color
New and pleasing shapes-—
‘.
But our DerbEce donE’t take a back seat by anydneans. A
for they are correct in shape and their quality is all you ‘
‘ expect to get at Se and $3. ‘
The minute yousay the word, we’ll produce the
‘ Spring Overcoat or Suit you wantwits here now. if
A you’ re ready - A
Theres no secret about what is in BONNIE HOME GROUND
FEEDS. l lldve already informs? you. i am sure you will appreciate
- the advantage of not only know ng Just what is in our feuds, but also
Eor knowing exactly what Is not in them. Entirely lroo trcm aduitor- A
note of all kinds. No elevator offal, flax screening. weed needs ‘or A
worthless stuff of any descllptioi‘i enter into the composition and willAAAAi
never be allowed in future. Test this and prove what i claim “Iii“
they are the ideal feeds'for i-iorec. Cattle and Poultryw-heoaune its A
component parts are purer. cleaner had contain more oil the ele-'
AAAn‘icnts which promote all mound good health. ;
3 Proprietor Quality First, Last and All the Time.
EBonnIe (Thick Peed MANUEL TORO HA mu.
Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Dairy .Fecd
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scintcliiug Food
EE E‘ BooK AND m mum stories
49 waat'srnser. B scorn MAIN eraser.
A‘NeawntK. BOUT‘H NoRWALK.
A Few Specmis for This Week
25¢ EGAN HEALTH BRAEND LOBSTER .A'..200
6 Cans Sardines . i..‘.‘...........25o s Cans 00in or Penile. ...... ”.325;
3 Cans Stiing Beans ..E....E...E...E..E25c 3 Calls Tomatoes ........E....‘.....25Ae
.....i‘.}.‘.._....25c 3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins ..A....A....25G
2 Gang Pouchesm ......_E.A.........25¢= 3 lbs. Dlied Peaches .~<........._..25o
iii Bath Soap ..... .. ...... .......2A5o Gold Medal Print Butter. lb. .A.. "30°,
A LOT or minor NAVEL oanucss ....-
u-lalEanIBIe-Ihao'wl
...25c Eup
had and Noank.‘
"1 STEAK coo * '
SPANISH MACKEE ti.
‘ERGGKAWAY LON
Fimfim l-Eiaddlcs‘, oysters
t.;A HoundCiams. and Esceliops.
MOOWWW”MWMOW ‘
ommend Shhslanihilly Pres-
E on! Statute
the committee. to whom Was given the
j task or drawing up u retised bill to— ‘
day gave the committee a draft or his A
work. A The committee is thought to
: be layorahly inclined to“ to movlsions
‘ and the changes in inuny‘respects are
understand to be in line with some or -
the recommendations of those who ali- '
peered at the hearing». The speed
provision or the pro
y] lleEurE only be takoll
" deuce ofA reckless drl
a Some qualifications
r speed question.
a.
When spprdachlng a
crossing or any places In a road which
are considered dangerous for pedes-
tl‘oln the sight the driver must not
A exceed a rate oi ten miles an hour. .
‘Aa automobile must not be driven
alondnida of street cure .iu the some di-
A. faction as the car is going at a greater ‘
A speed than three miles an hour it the A
A car has stopped to discharge passen-
, acre
1 The penalty provision is to the el-
A feet that any person who knowingly
drives away alter Inhicting injury up- ‘
. on any person shall be liable to a line _
. of $100 or six months in jail.
rides" are to be punished. tor a para 5
“Joy
sou taking a machine without permis-
sion of the owner or who operates ‘
‘ one under the influence of
liquor,
shall be given, upon conviction, not
less than six months nor more than
two years in lull
. The license fees ale to he Echangcd.‘
Ullder 20 horse power the fee will be
. I6; AfI'OElll 201K) 30. $10: from 30 to 35.
$16; trout 35 to Iii. 32,0 and over 40.
320. Commercial vehicles will be out
formiy tailed at 85 without regard to
horse power. The new tee Provision
is expected to not about 8160.000 a
year to be expended for good roads
and repairs. Non-residents are to be
charged $1, and can obtain registra-
tlou cards at any hotel garage. or
town clerk's odice. Among other
ohanges are those pertaining to rules
of the road. automobiles to always
keep” to the right when passing horses.
Speaking generally, the revised bIII
follows the plenum law In its make.-
up.
Return the committee is a bill to
provide for a commissioner to enforce
the ‘autolhobile law
EEEEEEE Ill lllll SEREEE.
WALL stem iii. 10 a m—E’rh'o,
mangle opening demand (on stocks al-
lowed prices to sag; fractional declines
being" shown with the exception of u
few ot the more important stocks;
Third Avenue continued under severe
pressure, and dentiiied 2% within a
few minutes 'E
WALL STREET ii a. m. «'Suppoit
was given to the general market when
Third Arcane begun to show signs of
deniorallzation again. that stock lull-
ing rapidly to 25%., a loss of 2%.
Southern Pacific was bid up a point
and the other active railroads and
specialties were placed a good traction
above yesterday's closing Third Ave
nueAA rallied 1% fro mthe lowest. The
aquiry for stocks diminished before 11
o’clock and the market became quiet
and easier. ,
WALL STREET. noon .wThe rise of
United States Steel shove- 45 had sonic
strengthening influence. but the mar-
ket became apathetic The market
“tits firm at no‘dn.‘ Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. In. «Ji‘here
were spoils of activity on higher
prices. Advances reaching a point
were diode by St Paul Union Pacific.
Northern Pacific; New York iCentI-al
‘ and a few other stocks
Trading was
intensely dull at ‘1 'cioc
prices weie bee
NIGHT EXPREB HITS FREIGHT.
EilIEEE l‘cw Slight Changes, to Rec-E
‘ t. the provisions of the 1,1...5.‘ ‘
. out automobile law will probably be
retained in the amended law to be re-‘
ported tr‘om the committee on reads. A
~ rivals and. bridges. Senator Meow. 0t .
triahs. or where the road is hidden E
:A him E‘?‘E‘At behgtlt'ul
AEAPhooeA 15W,
BlEElilllll SEEPEEEEEE Ell;
E lllllER
A (Continued from First Page).
Willie Whitla. of 8hnron.Peun.. who
was restored to his parents after the
father had paid a ransom at $10,000.
and whose disappearance roused the
whole country. ‘
Finally. after Mr. Miller had salie-
iied the detective bureau that he is a
respectable citizen of South Norwullr.
he was allowed to depart, but it is
understood that he intends to look
up the Rev Mr. McPherson. and it
the circumstances warrant, will mess.
cute him
When he had this unpleasant exper-
ience. Mr’. Miller was enroutc home
rom‘ a hip as far west as St. Louis.
the interests of the Gilbert a lien-
Ilett Company. wire Ii‘iunutucturci‘s. of
Georgetown and New York. of which
his father is president. Mr“ Miller
boarded the trails at Louislllie. Ken-
Eiucky. and the gentleman of the cloth
set should at Hopkinsviile. Kentucky.
and inter stated that he was going
to Yonkeis,N. it
Mr. Miller thus tells ol’ the episode:
“Yesteiday morning while
in the Pullman cur. aElteI We had be-
come quite well acquainted. [ called
his attention to the iridiiappiug. this
helm; moat natural. because that was
the most prominent thing in the pa-
hers, and l incidentally mentioned that
r'euard of $15. 000 Well that {15. 000
must have turned his head so that
he could see nothing else. While we
were together riding along i didnt
notice anything particularA about his
conduct. but now as i recall some of
lllll netwions they do seem to have been
peculiar.
"And as i think at it ” Mr. "Miller
laughed
with him at Philadelphia..- 1 must have
been: an easy mark.
glass of milk. I most naturally thought
he wanted to‘ get a glass of milk and
a sandwich. to save the expense of n
was surely a‘ good one on me Why.
have the placed and r1 arrest. so that
he could get thht 000 ml helped
“ 9
ill Ablladelphle.- instead
Phers‘on introduced
" must be. joking.'I AA
Price S Clothing
98 Washington sneer
suspected at being‘ i
'tve We‘re. ‘
the state of Pennsylvania had offered a.
‘l was completely taken in A
When he said ‘
he wEanted to get of! there and get a ‘
loguin‘r meal In the dining our. That ‘
all of the time he was planning to ‘
en niied the ;
lght know no how ‘
‘1
yes Ebohrded- our. tAi'aiEEiEiE AA
(I Hundreds oi healthful patterns in
our made-to—measure department.
Sto
Ekidnapper. he tears club
9111,
hesitate about allowing their
to course freely abou
grounds. ‘ ‘ _
The New York. sun this in .
thus told of Mr. Millers ”Dario '
The Newark police received alehlluA
. A kidaa no of
Willie Whitla was a. nonsense A A
train. bound for New York city. ADetbc
tivn Seig‘eants Tulle and: Hatter Netti;
ed the stdtlbn just as til i A
pulling out for Jersey ti! and JA
aboard. Jersey City. headquarte
notified by telephone to get. hit
Detective Sergeant Joli
tilion operator.” ImA
O'Donnell telephone
sent down to the big
hands met as the train on
lot or passengers. including Ana
Miller. .ii. ., 48 years old. of 31 Elm
avenue: South Noiwaik. Conn. .ian
Rev. G. W. McPherson. 6:34
drow‘s place. Yonkei's Add
The clergyman told 11
Miller was the man A
published description to: t
per and Miller w ‘s .
thetuiiug Company. o! 277’?
New York. city. AHG said
been to Spi‘ingdeldrlli
way home ' lie... struck
. . Ami
published are. oi: a war nil _
McPhetaon in mist ,l, him tor th
kidnappel. .A. ' w
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