Wash Geode
For Spring tillQ
Summer
in Percales, Gingham. Lawns. Dimb
ties and Linens, in the latest patterns
and colors. '
E. K. s
MAHAoKEMo HVV'l'El. hook
souru NORWALK.
Charles Test. of Norwalk, spent Sun-
day in New Yorlg city. ,.
Mrs. Julia one. 6! Stamford, spent
yesterday was friends in Norwich.
Attorney Duo“ Davis, of Norwalk,
was in Hartford, yesterday, on bust
ness. . ..
Lester K. Warren, 01110111111211, spent
Monday evening with rel‘ntives in New
York city.
Morris Stall is having 11.111126 piazza
built on one of his houses in West
Main street, ;
John Montgomery. of Norwalk, is
contemplating a trip to California in
the near future.
David Prince of Norwalk, is spend-
ing a few duys at his home in Glen
Falls, New Yorlt.
Miss Beatrice coleman, of South
Norwallt, spent Sunday with relatives
in New Rochelle. .
Mrs. R. Howarth, of, Spring street,
has been entertaining her son, George
Howarth, of Danbury.
Miss Agnes D011neliy,of Norwaik,
returned recentlY, from a visit with
her sister in New YorhV city.
2A valuablehorse, the property of
Benjamin Hershfleld, of Norwalk, died
Monday evening of the colic. ,
A. Dickerman & Son are having a
wooden ceiling installed in their dry
goodsstore in Washington street.
, Miss Emilie Mason entertained a
party of blends at 11111111 last evening
at her home, in Seavlew aenue, East
Norwalk. ,
Frederick 311111111101 Franklin ave-
nue, has secured a position with Wil-
liam Bolts; of; the NorwulkV Market,
Main street ,
' St. ,.l,ol1u's lAdgc, A. F. and A. M.,
will meet this evening at their roams
in Wall street, and the Master Mason
degree will be, rehearsed.
Asupply of adjustable desks has
been received for the Lincoln school,
and will be set up in one of thevncant
mum in thee building thisswcek.
The pool department of Ghiotto
Brothers lunch room ,in South Main
street is in charge of (Jamey Hills, the
champion pool player of "New Canaan“
Alonzo Hawxhurst of Nor,walk has
1 p111 chased a. fine now. thirty horse pow:
c1 "Overland? automobile, which 1115‘
will put into good use the coming son
5011.
~f‘Aprii I1‘ooi"‘Suppe1'._ The only
people fooled will be these who do not
attend.‘ 11‘111stM.lD1. Church, tomorrow,
11:311' ’.
Miss Julia C. Oorcoran, the state
woman factory inspector of iiar.tiord
is in town inking over, conditions in
the i‘ahto1'ies‘1whers women are em-
pinyed.
'1, ,1'
This is the season of the year for ~
thieves. Better protect. ‘y6u1 valuables
hymenting a' .s’ai'mdnboslt. box in the
vaults
Company. ,
Henry S scalars
Who has been s‘pe‘t’i 111mg a. few tinys at
the home of his stiller, Mrs. Thomas
Merriweather, i{Norwalln has return-
ed to that nine , .
District Deputy 13121111 B. Beach, of
Greenwich 1191111111,.1111111111 of 00111111-
bus. will ,dellyer an,,3ddreg‘s on the
"Ethics of, do, 111111131152 before the
South Norwsl’gg Council, No, 1263,
, Thursday evening, April 1st
The Opportunity Circle of King's
naughters ot‘ the Noawalk Baptist
, church; will hold a. regular, meeting
next Wednesday. afternoon, at the
home, 1‘11: Mrs. DeWitt '1‘. Van Doren, of
5 Maple street 1111111111111.
_ T e enginegiaullng he t1aln due 1,11
D1111 ury 11,141,013fo9111 Norwaill. broke
down yesterday morals": and a freight
engine 1mm the Norwalk yards was
substituted in older to allow the train
to make its, may 1111., The freight;
engine was a large p e and the three
passenger coaches being hauled over
the mad, by such a large engine at-
txat‘ced 11111111111191. .
or 1113131111111 Nbrwallt Trust:
of Boston, Mass. ., :
liven
.ttlng with friends in Norwailr.
Aurelius Heath. of What Main street;
has secnlod a position in New Jersey
John Mahoney. of Main sheet, Noi-
walk, has had the front of his cafe
lepainted. .
-Jnmcs Fa1“.,llug10h of Noroion
Heights, was in Norwnllt yesterday on
usiness.
Theodore Stone, of Issues street, is
able to be about again, after a few
' days’ illness.
1111111111111” Darby, of Merwin street,
Not-walk spent Sunday at their home
“in New Canaan.
,Iiobel'twskemau, of Hartford, is
visiting‘at the home of his mother in
West Main street
William ,K.I1‘lultle1' was busy yester
4 Merwlnmreet to Orchard street.
Mrs. - Sentient, of New York city,
formerlyohNorwallt, was in town yes.
terday renewing, old acquaintances.
Robert McAlilster, of Spring street,
has accepted a position in the store of
Blower and Malone, of Main street.
Norwalk.
Belden pluoe, spent, Sunday as the
guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Post,
of Siamlord.
Elbert YOung‘s, of Smithville. was
initiated into the mysteries of the
United Order of American Mechanics,
Friday evening.
Badlands Bechtel the well known
barber. of Main street, Norwalk, ex,
poets to move his shop to Leonard
sheet in the hear ‘fut‘ure.
W. H. Foster and F. Naslnof Nor-
waik. are down the river today, look-
ing for clams. ’i‘heir friends have oi~
i’ered their assistance, if it is needed,
to bring them home.
There. win he" a‘ 11111111111111 111-111 of
the sixth and seventh companies at
the Armory this evening. Major Vin-
cent M. King, of Danbury, will be in
command.
Warren Scofleld, of Norwaik, who is
taking a course in an agricultural
school in Haitford, is visiting at the
home of his parents in Newtown ave
hue, Norwalk.
A small fox terrier was run over and
instantly killed in Winnipault. yester-
day morning, by a large automobile.
The occupants got away before their
identity could he learned.
_ Fred Hyatt entertained a number of
his blends at his home in West Main
Street, Monday evening. Games of var:
.ious kinds and music were in order,
and the guests departed at 11 late hour.
all satisfied that Mr., Hyatt is 11 cup-
ital entertainer.
Miss M.in1cllle Wood has discontin
lied her boarding house in the Byxbee
plane, in South Main street. a‘nd has
gone to Hartford,
to produce one or her plays, similar
to the one presented 111 South Norwalk
for the. benefit of the Town High
school.
0110111141111:
Our chef says Gold Medal l1 loul‘ only
\"-|tlf0NliA
AUTouoBlLISTS
ATTENTION 1 ,
MAXWELL AUTOMOBlLE has won
more reliability contests than any
other Amcl 1111111 12111:. Buy the car that
gets you there and back 'with0ut tluk
cring. inquire 1111d'1ec‘eivc valuable in
101 mation of
T. S. GLOVER
_ AGENT.
61 WINFIELD er} EAel' VNDHWALK.
jto ‘all, on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property.
Without removal, on their own name
{Withot t indorser Call and see us. in-
,‘delni‘u ent Loan and Security C0,,
Havliand Bldg. Washington St. Office
2urquV‘y until 8:110.
.l.i11
Co.’ s Wagon
halting up carpets 1,11- rhmoving the fur-
jniture, or disturbing the household.
Contracts made to clean residences,
churches, otiices, lodge rooms, etc. Let
Ems estimate on your, spring cleaning
Reasonable: prisons Trusted opera-
tors. Best service. Phoue 477. .
CHAS. 11. nownas. 111-1111.
‘2'9 COURTLANDV PLACE.
Do You Know:
there is no store in The 1111111111111
want in the grocery line thaul right
Our constant aim is to please and
give you satisfaction every time.
With‘ us.
Special New
1
cans.
Extra Standard a‘rtlett Pears, 2511
per, can; $2.85 per oxen cans.
cans.
250 per can. 1
These are the finest fruit 121111111111
lb. cans.
Let no talk groceries to you
BUY EDIDLES YOU CAN EAT.
Church 81;“; Milier
LEADlNo ,c, ‘c’
, at west wAsmNc’roN‘m'aser. , 2
. , 1 , 1.
111.112
day moving his household effects from ‘
, Mr. and Mrs. George W, Collin, of '
where she intends .
attractive, as a giuuce'nt our cast window will prove.
with the needle will find this department leplcte with many new attrac
tive, artistiWinexpcnsivc pieces which 11111 {11,111 certain ,1'ou will appre-
lf you contemplate doing some such wot-,k «111111 in and take a look
N. E. RYAN 81 (10.,
open until 7 p. m.1Mondny and Sat- ..
.The Norwalk Vacuum 11111111111? 2‘
1
1 , ,.
21120811 your emailing in one fourth the
time and accomplishes better results 1'
2tha1n by any other process. No need of
better equipped; to supply your every -
, here AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON '
BTREET? ‘
It will he 10V your advantage to trade '2‘
Extra 1Standard Green Gage or Else 1
Plums, 2011 per can; $2.36 per dozen '
Extra standard Royal A1111 Cherries, 2
Covers is practically complete. it is
will save you 1111111111,,
LACE cunTAlufil
RVUFFLED 111111711le
We also 1111111111, one and two-1
.J.
Funeral 111115111111
12-18 North Main Street, .
528 WALL STREET.
munmon
MONEY.
90 WABHiNGTON STREET
Our showing of new Sofa Pillows.
ethic,
of. our at 01111
86 Washington Streetf
Lace and Ruffle
'i‘he Spling Showing of Laos and Rul’l‘l'ed Curtains.
with 11 home to adorn should fail to look through,
choice of everythgew 11. that is new and tastelui in these
clot of Sample V‘Da‘cf 31111 1111111911 Cur-
tains to be closed out at one half regular price. 1
6112121ch
Everything in the Optical Liné;
Eye‘s Examined Free
,PVHONE 4311.
WILL SUIT YOUR EYE, YOUR PURBE‘ AND YOUR GOMBDRT.
THESE ARE THE BEST VALUES
FLYN N & RYAN
Art Goods
the kind or should that no woman
been .
noswAVl.1?V
111 1'11 11101 THE
goo 0TH NoawALk "
81112111111111 Center-pieces, etc, is very
You who are handy
2 American 11111111111113“ Chemical B05523
,tllizer. , '
.11.
BEAN
Extra Standard Sliced Lemon Cling
Peaches, 25V: per 0311:8235 per dozenV ‘
353112-111 the hlitory 12121? 122512
Electric Labor Savers
, Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes,
Heaters, Broilers, Ovens, Luminous Radiators,“ etc.
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps and Domes.
WERE Ht 111
‘ romances
' 11110. We 111111111, 11
‘ ,1 antes. So send its your chirla’g‘e ,(‘now
‘ 1111 order that we,V can have it ready 111111
11111111 for you in lthan ' '
Luther u Wt'tgllt
‘ , , Rhone 11511111111111
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
, , 111111111 .31.. STAMFORD ;.
. ure, Complete Manure; Fine Grouse Bane. .1
Mapes' Potato Manure, Complete Manors, Ton Brewing. Fruit and v21ne2 Fet2‘
Land Plaster. Air slacked Lime, Muri3‘te of 15015111, Nitrate of Soda, Un-
leached Wood Ashes, Barnyard Manure.
, respectfully solicit the 153M663” of all lumber use".
YARD TEL 411-2. ‘ ‘ ‘
‘w
Small Stoves, Water
Pocket Flash-
"* 3111111 [10
3,6 WASHINGTON STREET
To Have Yong, Carriage
Rep éd by Easier
you had better send it to us ‘11 once.
Then we ch11 give your work the same
,'cmeful 11111111111111“ is our invariable-‘3“
promise we cannot
"keop and do no 111 We cannot guar-
o1
ecbhospliate of Lime, Potato Min-
.111,"
POLES
m of 1212: imdééonon, and
2MILL TEL. 46-3.
, will not ferment and
1‘ you decide to begin taking Diapepsin.
'l‘eli
Hill Hill 11111118111 Hi
s’SHJHIVAHH HISERY FHHEHER
Why not aid ' ~today, and for-
over 11111 11011111111111? or stomach trouble
and lndigestloht A1 dieted stomach
gets the blues anhgrumbles. titre it
ugood elit, thou {tilts Papas Di pep
sin to start the 111. tive‘ juices fork
his, There will 1311110 11111111111511 01'
belchhlgiot Gold 11.111111111111111 of 1111111,-
ousted l.‘ 11: 1,111,111, lag like 11. 11111111“t
1111111 in t e 1111111;ch or *{earthurm sink
hh‘adn‘cito 61' ‘11 in‘e’h’s. 11d your food
poison youl'
111111111 with nauseous 11110111,) 1 » ;
Panel 11 Diapepsin 'cosls only, 50 cents
for, misuse case at any. drug store
2- here, 121111111111 relieve the most obstin-
. ate case of indigestion and Upset
' Stomach in five minutes.
M'l‘llillfe is nothing else better to take
211111 from Simpson and cleanse the.
stomach and intestines, and besides,
,‘ oné trinngule will digest and prepare
~ ,1 for assimiliation into the blood all
your food lbh' same as a sound, heallhyl
stomach Would do it.
hen Diapcpsiu works, your stom-
111111 rests-“gets itself in order cleans
lip-and than you feel like eating
when you come to, the 11111111, and what
you out will do you good.
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Mlse1 y is waiting for you as soon as
your dru‘ggist that you want
Papa's Diapepain because you want to
be thoroughly urcd oi‘ indigestion
._._,1V.._.,,1_.-_._._..t...
THE :ARll-‘F BlLLV
SpeculatiOn R‘s arding the Attitude 0f
1 ,' Senator-11km; and Scott.
WASHINGTON, March 80..-~Mucli
interest attaches to the attitude of
8111111111111 Scott and 11111111111, of West
Virginia, towards the distribution 01'
the members of the senate committee
on finance because largely at its peer
sihie bearing on the tariff bill in the
senate. 111 the. Republican caucus last
Monday Senator Scott referred to the
fact that none of the. Republican Sena
tors from the South had l1ce11,,glv1111
1cpresentnii‘on on the committee and
in the open senate yesterday his col
league, Mr. Eiklns, 1111111111111 in simi
1111' st:.rall1 Mr. Bikini; was a candi
date for 1111111119 on this committee, but
he declared that this circumstance had
had no influencé in coloring hisx lew.
Both he and M1 Scott assert that.
their criticisms am due to the , fact
11111 South has been entirely neglected
and with the Southern Dcmocmts ox»
eluded from the committee room dur
ing the preparation of the bill they de‘
nlnre that the immense ihtc1ests of
the South, including hon ore. and the
111:11’lufaclur11ts oi‘ ir,on steel cotton
and 111111111111 and their products 111111 the
like. the 111111 1111111011 south of Ma—
11111) 1111111111611!“ “111; is without repre-
solttntiow'op the cultuniltee at this 1111
pot-111111 111111.11 of the proceedings
‘ 'l‘horc is much speculation as to
what 11111 be 1111111 attitude when the
bill reaches the senate. but the pic-
vuiliug opinion .is that they will make
a strenuous effort to amend it 111 many
p'nltioulats. 8111111101 Scott openly de»
clarcs his pr'cfelcnce for the‘ present
thrill law
DISCUSS GAME LAW
o
Button: to Members.
BRIDGEPORT, March
elation, hold 11 regular meeting last
evening in Dan Smith 3 store, in Fair.
field avenue, and in the absence of
President Johnson, W. K.‘ Malian p‘r‘e-
sided in an able manner. Reports of
committees were heard, and 1111.1101-
inn and Mr Lewis told of their con-
ference with Senator Fenn,11t Hart»
ford and said he had practicany as-
shred them that the law on partridges,
11111111 and wtmdcock would remain the
same. '
it was docidcd that. a committee be,
11111111111111 to look after the entertain.
11111111 of out of town visiors; also; that
general 11111111111111.1111 invited to attend
the next meeting of the association.
which comes on the second Monday
in May. 011 vote. it was decided to‘ have
the meetings come on the second Mou-,
day 111 ovcrp other month.
MORRIS M NORTON HURT.
Horse Rune Away Under the spring
Street Railroad Bridge.
, Morris M. Norton,~employcd by the
South. Norwail: wpter department, was
painfully injured, yesterday afternoon.
as was 41111111111111 under: ttbe Spring
s‘treehrallrond bridge ‘.when. a train
passing- over. the str11cture»frigl1tene1l
his horse, 1112-111 Ml Norton lost lon-
trol of the animal The wagon oven
shoulders. :He- .was: assisted to
home in Lowe and West sheets,
an Du, Jean Dumortier called to at-
tend him.
KENEALY ABREES».
Fairileld county Aanbcihtlon issueIL-w
31 .———The
Fairfield County Fish and (lame Asso-
Selintlor 11‘eun, who is the chairman of . ,.
the fish and, game committee of the;
turned, throwing Mr. Norton out. and.
he wasmalufully hurt.about. the back '
”.flw,‘
sYou Can L111 Your Favorite F0021 New Havrn 20°11‘13")! Values 1’ 111’ V.
Wiihoul Dread oi an UpScl 2
Stomach 1‘11 11111191111011
2 Resulting,
$2.6 0200 and Owner 1121
$75. 0200 ‘
Charles M Cole, lorrherly manager
6f the Cole's Electric Villggpl'ess 00.,01
Bridgeport, through his attorneys,
Beers & Foster, has brought civil ac
tion against the N. Y, N. I1]. & H. R. H.
1:11.,10 recover the v‘alhe 111'
that the Connecticut Co- 1
hl111,1n the complaint of
yesterday, he claims 111111 p1 tor 111111111:
2,1903 he 111111111111 into 11 (-onterlct
with the“, Bridgeport ’i‘rucllon Co. to
our 1111 1111 expires h11sh1‘1’111,s,0v0,r
t‘l1eiril‘ncs o spoilt large sums 021',
moody 01111211111. 25,1903, the Connect!
out Railway 111111 Lightl‘n‘i; Co, took
011111 the business of the ,Tlactl‘on (30.
and in July of the same year Cole c111,
terod into a new contract .
new company. in the new contract
the railway company reserved the
right to terminate the contract ‘at the '. ,
event it ‘
end of five years, in which
was agreed that they should pay the
plaintiff the value 01' his property on
gaged 111 the business.
At a later date the Consolidated mad
acquired the plopcrly oi the C R. & 1..
Co., and assuuwd all its obligations. At
the expiration of the contract, the dc»!
ici‘ulalll company took over the pr-op
any of the plaintiil, both 1011i and
personal A disagreement 1111111 as to
the. valuation gt filé prupm t1 Waldo
C Bryant was agreed upon as an ar-
ultraun' It is alleged that the com-
pany prevented Ml, Bryant from val-
aim; the property at its true
they insisting that he value it as sep
ness.
$75 000' (if the defendant $11 724 (if: and
of the arbitrator $121,441. in
W
FACTS'FOR Elsi-115111111211.
May Fish for Trout in Entire 31111;,
Thursday.
it looks now as 111011;, b the Norwallt
in the strctuus 111 Litch‘iieltl c1111 .11 011
Thursday, April 1. instead of A11 11 lb.
as 11 law (hanging the date in that
county has been passed by this session
of the legislature Last, year Litchileld
county was tltc,11,'11i_1 one ,in the state
1. The fishsnnen‘ oi; N01 11 alk are grat
tiled over the passing of the bill ai‘l’ect-
ing the 110111 fishing season 111 the
neighboring county as they feel that
this action will help to bring about a
optimality of result.
The law p111vi1ling for the beginning
of trout, fishing on April 15 instead 01'
‘April 1 1111s passed by the gcuelui as
sembly of 11107.
The ils‘he1meu 111 this city would 1‘11-
vor a law permitting trout fishing only
between May 1 and luly 1, p11'1111ded
11111. 11111121111111 to all counties. The.
trout; fat , rapidly during Ap1il;
besides 1111 1; mt. month they are
sluggish and easily caught.
111111.111 the fly fishing lakes the place
of bait fishing. and, though to, or fish
' 1'11. caught, us a rule, let the greater
kill required of the fishermen greatly
tlgments the sport. The n1
'tha local nimrods are [of the opinion
that a warm rain will be n‘e‘ceissmy be
fore the speckléd beauties will take
notice of any sort of bat t
1. PRoMlNEN'r
BIG TARIFF DEBATE. .
it is in the 11915 debates on t‘he
tariff bill that Congressman Hill shines
stro11giy.1lf one follows the pi'voceed
tags. in the ccngtes'sional ecord dur-
lag the present debate, 1, will be
found. the Congressman Bills, name
appeals quite frequently with some
pointed question which discloses a
weak point in the argument in oppo-
sitlont 131' emphasises to, a..11’11arked de-
l
NEW LONDONl.‘ March 31.41119
duestlon as to Whether or not the new
employers' liability law is. constitution-
Al was argued in civil superiort court
Berry and eKenalytfor the: New1.Ha‘-
ven road anchttorneys Hull.~MoGu11'e
here Monday morning? by Attorneys-
.and1Hullttor thliamli. ,,Hoxie.,,a.for.m-. u
er hralteman in .the employ, of the road.
The attorneys for the railroad hold
that the law is unconstitutional and
that 1111111111111 1118 111111. 11111111 has been
brought under the law, should be
11 own out. or court.
Attorneys Berry and lieuealy in
their arguments used a brief drawn 2111ng
at a conference of the great railr
lawyers of the United States. 1111 of
Whom hold, that the law is unconstitu-
tioual and theroioie invalid.
The attorneys for the plaintiff hays
11111511111111 of backing, on their side at
the case. ,
who alleges that his injuries were due ‘
' to1 defective equipment used by the ,
road”
Ask.2 Your Label
HHlHE Hi iHHVHi
11111111111111 2
0 from
(2%113,‘ flied ‘
with the -
value, ,
drain and individual items and with .
out connection with the museum 1111si-’_
1111a“ valuation of the plaintiff is '
trout fishermen could try their luck 32
where trout, fishing did not begin April . '
clarity of ,
maxim“ ‘1le (ibildré
11511211111: mm ‘
(151
922 Whitman 51162111
21
; M1ll1nery
we are showing hundreds.
of actual duplications of
Paris Hats. as well as typ- "
icai New York styles
At $4. 95 to $15. 001
SEE Bio WINDOW 1113-,
,. PLAYS. '
l
i
l
it is ceiialuly a pleasant surpr e
11151111 that JAPA LAC,‘ the 111mm
floor finish 111111 furniture- lejuven .
is sold by
CHAS E D0 2
I ‘ V . O ..
112‘ Measures 511152.11.
, 1111-1011115 11117. .
11111111111111 L Ely and Mat
01 Greenwich, are made, defend
a suit. mummy the John Y‘
Company, builders, of New Yoil'
cording to the claim of the 11
they entered into ashontrac
and they in‘ thin contract
Frank Miller Lumber C
Bridgepmt, to supply mat .i'
hur'dwaie 101 the building for
47.1‘heM11ler Company was
to collect $11. 988 6,4,1 and
liens to the Schafer Building alps.
Vond the latter at now bringing 111,1
Every 11261121111111, of the 1 '~
'WMMW
31111 no 1.1111111111115011
nv part ‘01 the WOI‘H’GM Uncle no free. '
W. L. Douous lam-outing. m. .
a be “111.3113 Wampum.
Dealer For Them
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