every purchase. ‘
Fair tonight‘ inn AA'We‘dne‘sduyn “‘ .'A.Thele’
is no well defined storm area east of
the RockyiMouutains, but the pres-
sure 18911610,?! the normal in the north-
,, etioush Aand snow
, log in the Lake IeA
pen showers along the
‘ , resume isA‘hiIihA between
‘A the Mllisissippi river dull the
‘ Conditions favor to this
vicinity pa'my cloudy weather a ‘
‘ hangs in temperature.
‘l‘l DePierne, of Norwalk spent
Sunday in Lewisbom. N.- Y. “n
. Tohf“. local trout fishermen die
ionsly lacking forward!) to Thurs er.-
'. when the open sentences“. , A
A“ Waterbury, of Norwaik spent
Sunday.” his home in Weston.
, Harry uses of Weston. is spending
. the day lawman. on ”business
Charles Staples 11s confined to his
Ens Nor kb in
Wesley Johnso ,
street, th‘fiw did
' EdW1n Am..qu to
day as; the guest of Miss Podewell, lot‘
West Main street.
Miss Lucy Howard of North avenue,
spent “(Sunday at the home of her on-
his. Howard, at thirtieth. ,,
A only 0‘! local Em;
A no to dilew York this even 3“ and at;
A “tend a. sanctum or Mecca Tempio.iA
A - Mrs“. Giacomo Guneo. who has been
A c1 iticaliy ill for some time, remains
in About the same serious condition.
of Georgetown,
nday at the home at his sis.
‘ ands Castle, at Main street
Howsrd Castle,
Miss Inez Stelgerwald, of NorWalk,
will be the guest oi!
Mr. and Mrs. Jose'p
New York city, this week. , ,
Word has been received irom Louis
St. George and Elmer Hyatt, of Philip,
del'phia. formerly or. Norwalk, Who re
port that the Quake Ci
grandparents. ‘
teigerwald‘, ol‘
ty is the only
A. _ .,, lily, who has
heenvisitinx“ ii . '
Mrs. George W 1.; Q11
Place, has accep
Massachusetts.
John Feeu‘ey. of Norwslk,‘ is c‘ ‘A‘ d
plating a good day s fishing aftergthel"e
first of April and expects to drain
- the brooks of Wilton and leave none
‘ tor the next fellow. .
Medals fcr all those who qualified
last May on the rifleifrang‘e at Wilton
, have arrived at- the local armory. and
will probably he distributed to the men‘
‘ 1 tomorrow evening. at the conclusion of
.. the battalion di-.ili
.. ‘ A. party of Norwalk folks will enjoy
. A a. straw ride, Thursday evening to the
- . home or BénjaminA Allen in Cranbury.A
i ‘ pl‘ace a barn dance will be
time is promised all
contemplate going
ion, or issues place. receiv-
..card from his sister in
““ She states that the‘
e lit the present time
on I) wished to be re
orwa‘lk friends.
a ‘ position in.
h Thurs; 6: 30
the Ae‘a‘tin‘g will
li‘ beyserved a‘
‘ or specisl ,1nto‘ est .
to six ‘9. members
.wéreA lead. and were e
investigation cotmn‘jttee‘: toy
A Tile oAlliceIs o‘f til
‘ Conlpl‘lnieh Willem o“
evening and he
. Ninth Company.
occasion will be
, .Incdals‘n to the' men 2
hint-class marksman ht,
, 'A last May At the critique
will be served. ;
LIT U! W‘BITI‘ Y‘OU‘RI.
vul— 1M-
1‘ rams e Gowns. ‘4 1‘
“k .
p‘Ail kinds of repair work.
by competent workmen.
ROBERT R MONROE
House Mover ‘
in‘ position.
all ports or the country. Work prompt-
Q Box 733 South Norwailr.
iiiliii iii iiiii iiiiii
drop of over a point in New York
Central. Elsewhere recessions were
moderate. outside oil Allow specialties
Active bidding for the Elie stocks
subsequently caused a rally; but the
senelal market did not hold its recov-
ery
WALL STREET, 10: 10 11. ill ~Mauy
of the most prominent speculative
‘ stocks started at prices unchanged
from yesterday' s closing and changes
in all other cases were smull and mix»
ed.» The market on: active and broad;
notwithstanding the narrow variations.
A rise in St wills Southwestern old.
or ill; measured the maximum change.
luhddater in United
States Steel pid. induced some sympa-
which. drove prim .11.ka pgaiu. ,
A noon the murket was firm‘ and dull.
‘Bouds‘ were irregular ,
WALL STREET; 1 p. m. ~There was
some inquiry for United States
St el Whlch touched 47 7-8 compared
with 46 31 in the morning. other
stocks or this class were less active.
but rose substantially,» the Republic
8ts§l stocks. Uniorsdodwei. Allis Chal-
mers pill. and the Bethlehem Steel
it St Paul also gained 2 I": and DeiaA
ware & Hudson 1 3-.‘4 The railroad
1st pld. was lifted tenlpoluts.
«M
. Considered on Thursday. _.
NEW HAVEN: March; 30 ———A meet
recent general meeting of the presi-
full meeting of the trunk line presl
dents on Thursday: A ,
AWh‘ile the specific object of the in-
England rates; As forecasted in rail-‘
‘ road uncles here it is regarded as like—
traillo managers for full in
it‘d
Iii ..
have to be chartered.
on the host route expires On July 1
M
-—‘-,—--‘
Norwood, R l.,
nig‘htL.
‘ Nobert was 60 years of age
A is known here or his lamily lo
ships. ' :
. [ALaunch Works
‘ 3' photo; Fra‘mes set up and ready to .
Launches of all sizes built to order
OysterShchPolnhNorwalk
to have you See them.
Buildings raised and moved. Heavy .‘
machinery and steam boilers placed ,
Experienced men sent to ,
1y attended to General contracting P. ‘
Wain. mm at a. nun. “
weight of selling drove ‘plices down, ;,
the movement being. accelerated by a ,
Q-‘Proprie‘tor .
Bonnie Horse Feed
1 Bonnie Daily Feed. ', __
Bennie Poultry Feed
. Bonnie Scratch Feed
‘ Bonnie Little Ciiiik F‘ til
A thetic response,- outline genci'IIl list WOOWW
met realizing sales on the advance.
. WALL STREET Noon.‘—~—A rise of a
Appoint In .81. Paul.
stock going up 1 to 1" b2; Minneapolis ' ' A‘
list generally wos ohie‘t.‘- Pacific Coast A
49 ‘WALL srsss'r. 1 ‘
udnwnm. ‘ ;
ROE and BUCKS
TRUNK LiNE PRESiDE‘NTB MEET.
. Subject“ of New England Rates to he
Mia's .Marion Schui. :pt‘ the Hotel '
stratd‘eld Fridgeport; Silent Friday at
5-5:]. ““9 Northropml ing; of the committee of the trunk line
presidents Which Was appointed at the
dents‘io consider the matter or the
New England freight dillerentlals hes
been called for New York city at 11
a. in. tomorrow. The committee is to ,
investigate the subject and report to a .
AII kinds A Fish. OyIilers, Clams. Escallop "
mitigation is the Canadian Pacific
preferential rates the committee will _
consider the Whole subject of New “
e subject will be transfer.
vestlg‘etlon nhdlj‘a later- report with an 7‘
ultimate possibility that the matter *
may hsdelt to arbitration. meanwhile
sx‘uuderstood however. that doling -
mmer the Grunk Trunk Will not ‘ . - -
1;: ,0 ‘sn, posits on the New}thond’onbblezvs ‘
or con route. évg‘en sue on t
The Grand very
’l‘rddk's contract with the New Haven
PBiES'l" suuuso To 9:17...“ '
Found in the Chapel of His‘ Parish at ‘ ' ‘
NORWOOD, R. I. March 30. ——Shocka A‘,
ingiy bullied. the, body of Rev. Fether _
Edwald E. Nobe‘rt. a French priest
was found today on the floor or his 1
little chapel in this v‘illago. Although
there is no certainty as to how the
priest met his death, it‘A is helle'voil
that an oil lamp he was carrying be-
, came overturned and that his clothing _
was set ahre by the blazing on..- The “
me did not damage the chapel. F‘athsr -
Nobert retired at his usual tithe last. . ‘
When Mrs.» Marlow. his: house :
1 keeper called him for breakfast“ this '
rooming them was no lespohse. Upon ,
his investigation she found that his . A
mom was clrlptyé“l ‘She then weut‘A to
' the chapel i-‘W‘hich adjoins the house. .
where the charred body of the clerg‘yrm '
plan was stretched on the floor. Futh‘ejr ‘
Nolnlns 3
lat Ion A
Hats run 5313519810 color this/search! Th
if they would he up with th “.cyv'Cblors In cl“
We are showing a big collection of nail
hats in all the proper shades, and in clover combinations ‘ ‘
A: of colors—trimmings in contrasting colors or shades._
‘Most of the young fellow shout town take to,,“thc‘ new
colors, especially when they see the hobby shapes they
mime in. . .A . .giA
Soft Hats and Dcrbies' 1n ,the new shapes, $e end $3.
A “5 A: We are showing the most attractive Overcoats ‘n‘nd
Suits ever gathered for pring vvear, and we are anxious
‘ ster Neckwcér, Shirts, Gloves, 1
and ‘Hosiery are ready,‘-AA w.
The all or coulpeii‘t Inn i believe. does not lie in selling fora
,iesser mice than will competitor. but in giving better value lo. the
some Inoniay. . . , ,
You can buy Gluin, Feed and Hay for mole money. In you can pay .
A elsewhere the prion we ask. But you cannot equal anywhere the '
‘godd quality or our products, 01 the good service We give. ,
Quality First, .1131“ and All thu‘ Timl.
cook AND an rIoNE‘uY arouse
T0 ARRIVE BY EXPR es
Long Clams, 30c quart.
Budge FlSil
TEi...‘ no.1 sot. _
W
readys 3°“ gun-iii sud much ‘or capture
the bell linoleum.“
”believed t‘rtt Alwiiy olllst-‘ .
‘ ‘A ”$511111th noufifilltv break .
sir hold.
‘ did
‘1 one.
. baud cicpt last night, when Colonel
this, stand would
test pier the term“
. argument with but
'13"
. ‘ . ‘ »MANUELTOR0 HA'rcH.
‘ . h.
A body. had a detesnl
slated on having 11.. duality of .the
, thing then and we‘re.
a scorn ‘MAIN STREET
scum NQBW‘AAALK‘:' “
,Illzluul sluullll
Bi, .iililiii
.4» til-“m .I.-“.
through the cordon surrounded
him. The Indium; were In a timbeled
(in Iiii 4bullies ranged u.
Iu'hrlisu, dented
“growth oI'AAI
‘ rding pro—
U ,putlr‘scsnen _
li‘ uguiusl so: , on ‘oi sailing
into this t‘ 1685, built by 318*
Crazy Snake and a portion of 1119
6::
Hoffman's pursuing soldi’ely got too
" user for comfort. Here they prepared
to make their last , piano. Whether"
ii diplomatic con-
i”. surrender or an ,
etc the young soié A
diets did not know as they took up
.‘ the march but they and their onicels
were prepared for both.
Little hope was cherished that tho
' outcome will be one or peachwat least
until peace has been {ought tor. Grady
Snake had every reason to light, from
. his point of view. He was well pro-
‘A tested in his wooded retreat the trees
bore of leaves lorming an ambuscade.
His lollowers all were heavily armed
A and maesperate and had sworn with ‘
. their lndian rites to stay by him to
the last The white men held Crazy
Snake in their group, but were not ,
J able to take him.
cape. but so great was the peril of
' the situation that none of the state“ as
‘ representntlves cared to rich any en»
gagsment in the darkness ‘and in a
. ' I’liHCB where hchlnd every tree there I
might lurk a redskiu ready to tire and
- here from the bushes might burst ‘
h a murderous lot bullets.
at breukueck speed to Camp All iehory
, with the news to the militia stimulant!-
or. From that moment the night he
came. one or concentrated activity.
Fighters, under both civilian and mili-
tary rule. were rushed to‘ the scene.
‘ mounted and afoot. Amunltl‘on‘ and
supply wagons already loaded tor
emergencies, Boon Weie rushing on
their way to the front. Various pos-
ses Were ordered to a position in the
line. Gun lighters from the ranches
took their places in the circle, and
A. formers came armed with guns of var
. ions pattern and mild“
g the line strong-
it was all uprising or the whites
against the reds and iaWIess blacks.
This motley. but gum and emciont
lned mot, and in-
Crazy Shake
was cornered at lust. But while the
' most difficult (as); was accomplished
one fraught With infinitely more (lair 4—«Chitto Mario. or Cm” Sn
known to the authorities lit the] Miami
plisnu, having served a term here.
During the allotment oi‘ lands to the bus oi‘, Stamford; A'Ahus‘ the arrangemod
members lot the Five Lcivilized Tribes well under way 101: a field day at.
111.0111 on“ Tannery. Crazy Snake ton Point.
ger loomed up just Ahead—the light
which seemed immlnent.
While this‘ was in. ppoxless scores of
White (chillies;
homes Thioughout the night they
Went to Henry‘ette‘, moms; ”and shine
even to NChDC'hI‘flh‘ 'llheir apprehension
Wits not without Acme. 11m to the
"'south and east of“: Pierce scattered
.A Snake bands werehidden in thehilla,
while ‘stilli-othersaihad gone to “the
‘ northeast retreatsgivmaitln’g-g Pierce the
center or the distu ed district. With
these desperate on 11 near and with
the attention of the authorities divert~
, ‘b‘d (or the momentioCrazv Snake the
.‘ farmers could have Aileen-A prey for raid;
A. “ere. For hours many-fa farmer toured
‘ ’th‘e coming or Redskins.A Who might
burn his buildings and perhaps kill his
family. but so far as the military could
‘ A learn up to 7 o‘clock tliis‘moruing no
such ontmges had been committed
_ although people had been frightened
by the throttle or roving War pnlties‘A
Thrills were added to the situation
. shortly-alter midnight by the urgent
, .culhot Col Hellman tor
.. meats
. engineering :eorps; hurried with his
AA men Ii‘OIII Guthrie. on orders from the
adjutant. general.-
lclnrolce-
Captain Flank King. 0: the
morning and InsetB a detachment of the
3 signal corps from Blueuwell
‘l'
wooded valley and to join in the gen-
eral forward march. The preparations
or the {pinnacle left little doubt that,“
With the indies
A! the Lucid and laksmoiumand at d rho-
Eve a after Crazy
Gaston
uprising. had
a. decisive tight
e ‘Was sure Crazy Snake would not
a‘nt‘fa notice .
hallo was trapped" General
re refused to believe
uses reduced with ,u
' ii the result. .
lhe Oklahoms, In: or
He could not 1311- ‘
“ When it was established d ite-
‘ through the scripts that it any
was the Snake hims‘elt in this be. _
leaxured“ company, dentists were sent
25o CAN hum. sumo Loser-2‘s ..
,6 Cells Sardines
3Cans StringBesns ...........25e 3Cans’l‘t‘imatoes‘.....‘..‘.‘.‘......:l..‘2§o
3 Cans Karo Syrup ....‘...........25c 'S‘pkgs. Seeded Raisins ..‘......‘.‘.
2 CansPeaches 25: 3 lbs Dried Peaches .............2so
10 Bars Soap . .............25c. . . , ,
A LOT OF FANCY NAVEL CHANGES
20 NORTH MAIN or.
morning. assure ‘me‘A that there was no
trouble last night. " . 1
bedded item their I
”Dining 1699 51nd 1900
sum‘ectkin and alter
‘ments with the sold
and a portion oi his
lured and ta'he'h to M
He was convicted in the to
there on the chaise ‘01 mul‘del and meats had progressed so satisluc
conspiracy. with nine others, to serve um 11 genmlt atlnonncemlen‘t‘ oi!-
two rem in the federal mum at Fort plans 101 the day could be made
Lehvmenivorth. A m .1; . _;
LL
received at the prison on Mulch ‘3.
1902. They Were released in Novena: Sunday The ‘ch‘i‘et sve‘
our of the same your. having served Marathon map for "19‘ 1
n peltlon or theil time‘ in the federal arm. course will. be fi-‘o
lull at Muskogee before being brought Hull Greenwich staffing up. t
here. Hall lieu store's the
”rested and condos din federal prisons Stain 6rd- and Dorian toil
in the old Indian, Telritory and always at. real walk thence to Row ‘
on the charseeoi resisting the orders where the remaining: miles Will
of the government. _
LiTTLE iNATEBEST iN THE HOUSE. dell SSW Toll! ninja-135mg!»~
He expected to _.
reach Henryettn. at 7 o‘clock this , A
“gingi int I‘éét ill- the2 tariff “discussion mm“ winder Oth‘el‘s ‘wlid
was made nia'nii'est todsywnen it was AW“ “‘6 Millie 33’3“: the "13;, ‘1
observed thgtf‘ blit a dozen, members .
‘ ling o! t
1 55A s house that When
we hm. 1.11;. Perkins, cellos the body new of Amateur Ion
Colt. Ohio who pleaded {for a- rc‘duc“
. lion in the duties on sewing machines
hen supineiy yield. it Was the crafty
. generalshlp of Crazy Snake. that made
. the authorities fear early today. that
they would have a long guérriliu war;
{are ahead of them l-l‘ad‘the‘ snake
, given the Whites op‘en battle. he would
have been annihilated So he tore his
‘ companies spurt into mobs. sending
- some hole. some there.
. savage instincts; they nl‘e‘de lull use of
‘ .‘ the natural defenses 111 which Oklaho-
'“ ‘lna abounds, and a modified (it uneasi-
“- , W it .
uses even terror union the i1 es be torced to build mam“?
. d .
signed that by reason of the favored
nation ciduse Germany was coupled to
manufactuls‘ and ship nesting machi x
and bicycles into liussia France and ili‘mliin8; D‘Oifi vaulting
articles of American manufacture. Be
With their
the sitilatidn "a d are u‘ilig the
‘ A t
t , Ainluni‘
(I Hundreds of beautiful patterns in ‘
our made-to-measure department ‘ ‘1 _
“Phone 165—6
A Few Specnais
.‘.25c coins com orPens .............25c“
UNITED GRICERAQ
larch: 30. St Peter’s Council ct Stamford Pro
is we“ ‘pm lol- sigA Athlmn’fleei.
St. Peter‘s COuncll Knight ‘rcoium-
IEAVENWORTH. Kan.“
Memorisi Day. w iii}!!! 11
tribesms' allotments. lines to be the most claim ,
‘urt‘ed an in; Abel kind held: in this; ' , A, .A
erai engage- co mulesAon‘iurranxementsluctw
rs brazy SnokeW WJ. OCor’Incll the Stamfor comm
ere cell‘- sinner of the‘ A. A. 13...:11
do for trial held a meetink Saturday
er‘nl court which it was room warmest-range
icrhhde his
crazy Snake and his henchmel‘l were '
My 31 as Mother al
edition
over the turn its
Crazy Snails has been repeatedly ar “mm
completed on the oval tied
' ”W ‘muds ‘on‘ the bull mound?-
'sslon Henri! by Very‘ Few
:ArRepredeutativcs.
\VASHNGTO march on arm; as
the. Rye Marathon; Saturn
noon. soon ‘A‘aftar he" nuigehfi
is genoiaiiy steel. as
Iohnd'y. Hayes“ 111‘ “all‘ his 1: ,
we’re thitheir‘ Shots upon ‘ “jconvei‘l‘
solos. and that 01- the mom
es“ Weré‘the onzslscheduitodmo
e'A'ws shmess.
h '8 as M .mfi 511$“. mum Ain‘t III- bellovouzztu ,.
la‘ta‘no
Andra, Who It‘rebeing ial 61?:an
tails p‘art, there will he“ iii
are with reputations tempt
“will see 111‘ this in“ ch‘ ‘
the front a“?! of ion
a , . .
At the conclusion of he
use. the 611191 events HAW“
These will include the! u
s and field contests and
‘Today s
bicycles and computing scales. He
other~contlnentsl countries at noon? ibiowillfi- Some 9V9“
. members of the Knight
half the remit imposed on the some mly. Film-1;; ‘1"? ”gm“.
cause of this fact the American“ insult 3181188111,! 9 V ll ell
lecturer was handicapped in extending Macks .Tn‘e stimuli“
his foreign trade Unless the thrill ments 1V1“ ilOid frequint
was reduced, he said the manometer from W! 0|it and “18‘ All
era of the products n‘icntloned £0ng A 50° .
roe
emplcynlen “u“. thisrcon‘n'i‘
ed workme “ e‘marlihu
to hell
"M on the L‘ .
v se ‘the Will ‘
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