1 F A LANE “church, Sunday evening. - mg of the invisible latitude and longi- , 1s _ no rabbit—rho Skatch Get a P111110 Certificate with ,, every purchase. it will cost :- you nothing. ' Insurance LET U. WRITE YOURI. TAYLOR a GOLDEN. Tfil'n 185-8. 74 Washington $er south Norwuk. RUSSELL S 33v.1rsuy Chocoutes and Saturday.“ Candy ...AT— Conlecuouery and Pastry Si Washington Street. 1 i WEATHER FORECAST. ' For Norwalk and vicinity: Clearing and colder tonight. Friday fair The disturbance that was menu a] yesterday morning over Lake Superior has mov cd‘ southeastward and united with the one that was central in Kansas, and now forms a well defined storru area central over Marylan It is pro- ducing rainy weather w th high winds along the Atlantic coast north of list terns. Storm warnings are continued. Pleasant weather prevails in the cen- tral and western sections. Conditions favor for this vicinity rainy weather during the day, followed by clearing early this evening. Friday fair. Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. R, conferred the second degree last evening. , 'l‘he cantata Crucifixion will be. sting my the choir at 1"l‘rinity Episcopal ~Sliced Beef, 25c jar, 20c. 'F. D. Lawton &. Co. Frank Wolfe, the clever young box- or. who has been in Springfield for the past few Weeks, has returned to South Norwalk. , The Rev. Horace 8,. Clute. of the start 01 Grace church, New York, will deliver a sermon tomorrow evening, at '1‘1 inity Episcopal ohmch, South Nor- walk. ~«H-O. Pancake 7cvpkg. F.D.L. & Co. 11. Stanley Lowndes, of the training ship Enterprise, which has been locat- ed at Boston for the winter, is spent!- ing a short vacation at his home in South Norwalk. Oplrlr Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, held a meeting last night, which was largely attended, Two candidates were initiated. ‘They were Mrs.- Min hie Russell of Norwalk and Mrs Anna llrowu, of Norwalk ~11 0 Pancake 7c pkg.F.1)..1. & Co. THOSE WHO DID NOT COME HOME. (Providence Jail Far from all the rejog‘ciii'gs of the , homecoming fleet there is somewhere a. home given over to grief Some body's boy who sailed awoy with the 14, 000 has not come back. . Some- where in the fathomless depths of distant waters its his mortal remains 'l‘he place of interment is markedmnly in the log book of his sb‘ip‘; the cross rude where his country’sproud arma- ment, with colors _ha,lf,-masted,,was halted in its course while the burim service was read and a flag draped shot weighed bundle was tenderly , launched over the Milk Shmsvvhere there was one in the full joy or life and strength who made the mission which the sailorman trained to perfect confidence is the more likely to make; who went to his grave unaccompanied by prayers save as his shipmates vainly searching the hideous waste may have breathed them. - ~“swsetnearts 11nd wives" and 'fnext. of kin" of varlOus degree are thrilling with the giaduess or van hour that makes the whole country their kin there are hearts desolatewsomewhero. A amusing anecdote relating to the king's recent stay at Brighton was related recently by if; ‘. :Cecil Mann-1 sell, vicar of Thorpe Molnar, to a gem- ering of his parishioners. who made a presentation to him in celebration of his return from Brighton, where he had been, staying for the benefit of his health .The no, rend gentleman. who vouch ed for the authenticity 011 the story said that a few: days ago a My walked up to his and as strolling along the 93111.11 Boy and said to him:. ‘ "Mister. ‘Yes," .replieq his watch, “114s. quarto to 1.," . The buy their for d. ,‘n'rajesty that boy had“ an 011 tell me the time?" am not going to w t, “Neither shall i lrimself,‘ said Mr ) elated the tactile ,lhakc a noise like ‘ 'lhe Keeper—N After the ireshe s‘ojourn of several yo Springs, departed rah-1,1” So, wnile .» tit king;- taking out -‘ BAXTER' S ANDERSON 'S Launch Works, Boat Frames set up and ready to ‘ plank . All kinds of repplr work. by competent workmen. ‘ OysterShollPoint.Norwalk Ronni R. MONROE House Mover ~ Buildings raised and moved. Heavy machinery and steam boilers placed in position. Experienced men sent to all parts of the country. Work prompt— ly attendedt ,.Genorai contracting. P. Q liox 733,011t1h Norwalk. "...-... mBUSINESS IN THE SENATE Fire Wardens Want More Protection From Forest Fires. HARTFORD, March 2f).-'l‘he senate passed yesterday a resolution amend- ing the charter of the city of Siam- ford, which provides an increase in the salary ol‘ the city court from $1, 200 to $1, 500 Favorable reports came in on the. following: Concerning forest fire wardens and protection from tor- est fires; concemlng investments of savings banks, amending the charter of the Derby Hospital; extending the time of the Strotford‘Point Land Com- pany; authorizing the publication at five thousand copies of the report of the state board of agriculture. The bill which provides for the es- cheating of bank deposits to the state having been unclaimed 30 years was reported unfavorabiy. but tabled on motion of Senator Blakeslec. From the calendar the following matters took passage: incorporation of the St. Mary's Hospital of New Britain; amending the charter of the. Aetna Indemnity Company; concern- Jewolry and precious stones; authol izing the state treasurer to issue bonds, making an applopriation for the industrial school for girls author- izfiig the ’i‘erryville Water Company to increase its capital stock; also a measure which amends the not con- cerning the support or indigent per sons by a‘ relative. Edwin B. Gazer, of Derby, nomniat~ ed for judge of the Superior court, was confirmed in executive session. PRESIDE TlAL NOMINATIONS. and United States At. torne‘y‘c are Named. WASHINGTON, Marci) 25.——'l‘lre president today sent to the senate the. following nominations. 1 Ambassador Extraordinary and Min- ister Plenipotentiary to Italy—John u. A. Leishman. of Pennsylvania. ‘ltlnvOy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Spain—~H‘eury Clay toe, ‘of Vermont. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Argentine Republic —-Charles H. Sherrill New York. United States judge, western dis trio of Pensylvania~CharIes P. 0111, Pennsylvania. ’ Chiet justice of the. Supreme court of Porto Rico-Jose Conrado Hernan- dot, of Perto Rico. Associate justice of the Supreme court of Porto Rico—~Em11io 'l‘otoy C11 eras, of Porto *Rlco. ' United States attorneys—Henry A‘. Wise, southern district or New York; George B. Curtlss, northern district of New York. Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Labor-Ormsby McHhrg, North Dakota TWO JUDGES CONFIRM ED. ‘ HART-FORD. March: 25. -‘—'l‘he house confirmed. today the nomination of William, H. Williams for judge of the superior court. the vote upon roll call being 173 to .2. Also the nomination of" Charles E Melgs, of Water burv. to to be deputy judge of the district of Waterbury. Frederick1M.Peasley was confirmed as judge of the Superior Court of Wat- erbury, the vote beluga-12‘ to 1'0. . 1‘ George H. Cowell. judge of‘ the same court, 153 t08 , LuCien F. Burpee, for judge of the Superior Cou1t,146 to] Supreme Court, 1'30, to 13 ' NEW HAV‘l} N, March. “l“ .«—The ‘c‘on- firmatiou today of M11. judge or the Superior Court leaves . vacant the office of state's attorney , to} New Haven county. but, the under -, standing is that Judge Case, riow sit- , ,. ' ting, will name Aruon A. Ailing to " ‘ fill the Office until June. when the an m ‘nual appointments to various spurt offices throughout the state will be triads. Launches of all sizes built to order ing constitutional sales of watches, . Silas A Robinson, for justice of the ,> Williams as a 1 “MO FEEDS l have already informed you the advantage of not only knowing just. What Is in our was. ‘but also or knewlng exactly what Is not in them. Phriirely tree from adulter- 0.1113 01’ all kinds. No elevator offal. flax screening, weed seeds or utnthless stuff of any description enter into the composition and will 1113\61‘ be allowed in future. Test this and prove what. 1 claim that they are the ideal feeds for Horse, Cattle and Poultry—because its tornpoucnt parts‘ hrs“ purer, cleaner and contain more of meats 11 inch promote- all around good health ,, ,Proprietor . .. ' Quality First, Last and All the (Time. ‘ Bonnie Chick Feedré . Bonnie Horse Feed Bonnie Dairy Feed Bonnie Poultry Feed 1 Bonnie Scratching Feed ‘ ‘ ‘1‘th Write Burglar 1 1 1 Copyright rose by Hm :caafi'uer 5: Mar: 'l‘her‘c a no secret about what is in .... ... WM...“— , (I We can‘t begin to describe the, beauty of our - new SpringSuitsL Tho-new colors are exqui- site—harmonious shades of stone, slate and smokewdrab tones barely suggestive of olive— “ bashful inns and, Mann toned, shadow,‘1chalk-line and hair-line stripe effects. You should see them. 11 And the Suits are shapely shoulders. snug-setting collars, long and graceful lapels; innovations in peckets and cuffs. Altogether the seen in this town. . From $10 to $80 with crackeréjack values at $15, $18 and $20, ‘ New Spring Overcoats $10 to $25 ,- And Sprihg Hats and Furnishings ‘ browns—and all the two- mighty stylish—broad. handsomest Suits ever Moo BONNIE 1101111: GROUND i am sure you Will appreciate the . ele MANUEL TORO HATCH.‘ DELINEATOR 1 , (APRIL NUMBER) Containing an Article by DR. W. E. CHANCETLOR William P Ieers BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES 49 WALL STREET. 1 ,Nohwauk. v . i 51“ 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. .to the last. week in April; . son and R Haven: confirming the nomination of. , FAVOR OHANGING INAUGURATION Connecticut Representatives Urged to Work for It. . HARTFORD. March 25.v—The house today passed the. resolution calling upon the Connecticut representatives at Washington to favor the change of ;iho inauguration date. of the presi- dent of the United States from, March The matter was sent to the senate. Favorable reports c‘ame In‘ on these matters: Appointing A M Mathew- 'l‘yucr judges at New Judge F. 13.1111”; on the petition of the New Milford and Lake Wamamaug Railroad Company for time to organ- ize; providing more time for the High- land Street Railway to organize; mak- ing a deficiency appropriation for state boards; amending the charter of the Patrons Fire insurance Company. The adoption of the following mat tors was also made from the calen- dar: Incorporating the Franklin lulectr 1c and Manufacturing Company; author- izing the city of Norwich to contribute towards certain expenses; amending the charter of the city- of Stamford: amending the charter of the city of Middleman); concerning the dare or invalid veterans of the Spariish War: granting additional powers to the Nor- wich and Westerly Street Railvmy Company; creating a board of finance in the town of Ridgeheld: amending the charter ot- the borough of Bethei; amending the char‘tei or the borough 1 of Ridgeiield; pioiiding long service ,: medals for, soidlers;1protidlug that “ , "rope tire escapes are not necessary 120 lb 1 on fireproof bt1ildin‘gs:.‘" FLAG WENT UP THE POLE. WASHINGTON,“ March 21').—,-Old, Glory got to cutting up "high jlnks", over the House of Representatives to day. During the wind storm that rag the house met. to discuss the tariff bill . as was lifted by a‘ gale out o 1‘ . the nito‘ sprang 11p the flagpole as if by 11111 Employee of the house hustled to the , root to pull down the flag, “gulch or- at 111-1mm. ‘ame‘ndin'g‘ lh‘e‘“ ‘ (charter of the city of Hartford ed over the capitol a‘ half hour before . Advance ‘1 Phone , 165-5 A Few Specials 20 NORTH MAIN ST.. 124 WASHINGTON S TEL. NO. 909 BlLLARD COMPANY TION. . , HARTFORD, March 25.-~The resolu- tion incorporating the. llillard Com pany has been returned to the com- mittee on lucorporations and milling further than could be obtain ed under the general law. The capital stock is placed at $50 000. but permis- sion is requested to increase the same under the law. . The incorporators‘ hurries are John L. Biliard Samuel Hemingway, C. F. Linsley. and l“. T. Brown, and others (the others not be lug named] » ‘rhcoapoms As previously Iorecasted by the As- etiolated Press, the bill of the Hillard Company, ivhlch ‘is now in the hands of the committee 011 corporations. is simple in its“ Wording and conforms strictly“) the requirements of the cash or its equivalent The Hillard Company was a holding company for are held by Mr. Dillard. Those who are to be incorporated with him are - directors otthe‘ Boston and Maine road resident in connecticut. As the com mittee ani‘ionnced when it. sent the first draft of the bill back to the 1‘19th 1, tloners ‘11. hearing will be given‘ at ”an ‘1 ‘ early date upon the redrawn hill. ii .10 the Set-1 11125. 3 ' ,G . 21):: each; Strap: 8 ' Herring. 1‘ OF, . . SpringSul s ‘ ‘ _ FOR , ‘ 1 Men,YoungMen‘ and “Boys (I Hundreds of beautiful patterns in. _ our made-to-measure department. ‘ Price’s Clothing Store ' 98 Washington Street UNITED GROCERY , c0. @MPEX RA Plflll? Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, a II) Marne Pctatoes, a Peck, IHE IiR M H IEA ll asks ‘ Connecticut no as regards par value 1 ,of the stock; one} cities of, stock, and ‘the‘ capital stock is to be paid in in the Boston and Maine. interests which ‘ Sherri South Norwallt for This Week 25c CAN HEALTH BRAND LOBSTER ......................... .1.....200 ‘ , ‘ ‘6 Cans Sardines ........ .251: 3 Cone Corn or Peas .............25o’,_ 3 Cans String Beans .......... .’...25c 3 Cans Tomatoes ..............«.«..25c, " 3 Cans Karo Syrup ............... 251: 3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins .. ... 51:" .256. 2 Cans Peaches ..... ...... . 251: 3 lbs. Dried Peaches . ..... ......26o-‘1 10 Bars Soap ............. ....25cll . ‘ - ,, , A LOT 01-1 FANCY NAVEL oaauccs ...... . ....... ..........2_6c, up PHONE 143., T. SOUTH NORWALK- ~ FREE DELIVER .... throughout the .list in he pcnln transactions The dealing . Were on a moderate scale. Utah C01 per rose 1, Consolidated Gas 341, and Reading 68. Wabash pf . sod t. decline of 3 4. ‘ WALL STREET 111,111 ness in Reading and the Hill and ‘ ’rlman stocks caused the list “Of? a or some of the lowsprieed rat road stocks stiffened the list. Bond were steady. . WALL STREET 1 p. mg—The 11,111 stocks: and bonds sold higher, th ’ his being stimulated that t segvicc commission would make ’ , nl‘dificatlous in the termstof the: 111‘ hold a bridge again ' n 1111111113
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