‘ ,‘ bridge .next Sunday morning at 9 England Telephone Company, were .Mi'r and I, acted as in‘al‘d of honor and best man. _ R Immediately after the ceremony a ‘ wedding supper was served at the R MEN WHO KNOW come here for meats fresh from the work room. for the standard price. $7 and $10 R.rv ‘RIS & 73‘ TELEPHONE 450. RR R fill RRR 124 WASHIINGTDN 3T., SOUTH NORWALK. A TEL. NO. 009. [Hill IIIIIIES , SOLVENT NOTICE. R'Distllct of Norwalk, ss.. Probate Court, March 31st.A.D., 1909. R , Estate of Frederick B. Mead late of R Norwalk in said distilct,dece11sed. . The curt of Probate for the Dis- trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al- lowed six months from ,the date here- of for the creditors of said estate to R exhibit their claims for. settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within R said'time.Rwill be debarred a recov- cry. RRAll persons indebted to said es lute aye requested to make immediate payment to , _ , MARIE A MEAD, a1 8 15 it, Executrix LAUNCH CLUBDFFICERS. Captain Frederick Anderson Chosen Commodwe for Next Year R The Norwalk Launch ‘Club held a R meeting last night at the edicts of Dar R vld W. Raymond, in North Main street. The following oilicers‘ were elected: Commodore—Frederick Anderson. Vic‘e Commodore-R-Rohert Kemp Secretary and Treasurer~W. R. Cartwright. ' ' ' Float CommittEe—Captain Ander- R son, John Thompson, William B. Un- holtz, Robert Kemp and Geoige F. Foote. R - A meeting or the club will be held R ill”. the float at the Washington street o'clock. The club's prospects for the coming season are very bright. ' RJARVIis4FLIN'r. R Rowayion Resident and South Nor~ walk Yacht, Lady Married. ‘RR R Captain Harvey H. Jarvis and Miss R lda Mae Flint, of the Southern New RR quietly units'd. in marriage at '1 11.11:. R last evening by the Rev; Juices B. ‘, Werner, at the Grace Church rectory. ‘ The sister, and brother of' the bride. Mrs Raymond E. Stratt‘on, home of the bridt‘ s sister. The popular young couple have the Oct wishes and hearty congratulations ,0! their many friends. They will re side for the present in Rowayton. . , er0 HA R8 ASSAULTED. "Otto and F1 ank DcPierne, two young men employ ed by the Crofut & Knapp ‘Compan‘y. were assaulted yesterday at ternoon it; is stated in West avenue. near the armory, by half a dozen yo ng men who followed them. Neith- ‘ .Iniured so far as ca‘h was made to i decently—”Bee here, you are the who struck me for a dime three ‘R 'Yerslrs. but (10,1110 best,RR canit kesplmo expenses any lower ‘ ' It Is liot it hit 100 earIy to begin buying your ‘. Easter is not so very far away. Buying early means best selection ‘ ' that our ninth“ are alwrlys right in every detail and our price is from R 15% to 20% lower ”than, others. We handle nothing but pure worsteds and will stand back of the guarantee We show a line. of chosen gar-k Op gilt Clothing Company 6 NORTH MAIN. STREET EAT LOWEST PRICES WE RRRRRRR s® Very Béél Elgin Creamery Butter, a 1b., 320 ‘ Mame Potatoes, a Peck, ‘ Special ‘ City Meeting on the extra list. together with his Easter apparel. clothes because they are confide“ from handsome new spring fabrics R $7 and- $10 GANS CO 68- WATER STREET. IEA CAMP NY FREE DELIVERY. Mayor‘s Office, South Norwaik, Conn. TO Joseph ll. Taylor, Clerk of Said , City. ‘ - Sir: liy authority vested in me as mayor. and by order of the council of said city, I hereby direct you to give notice to the, legal voters of this city that a special city meeting will‘ he held at Arlen Hall, on Friday, April 2, 1909, at 8 O‘clock p‘, 111., for the pun pose of considering the proposed amendments to, the city charter, and other measures affecting the city.no11 pending in the General Assembly, and to take such action in relation thereto as may be deemed advisable. Dated March 29,1009. FRANCIS] IiURNElil., Mayor. The above and foregoing is a true copy of the original call 01' warrant. Attest: - . JOSEPH B. R TAYLOR. 11131 2t City Clerk. ZEPPELINRAIRSHIP rues WILD“. Could Not Make Expected Landing Be- cause of Strong Winds. MUNICH April l.-—Tho Zeppelin airship, with the count himself 011 board. In the playthlng Of the winds and is beinz swept helplessly over the country. She is out of control and drifting. with no hope of beingabic to make headway against the increas- ing wind. The wind is too high to at- tempt a landing. Soldiers and squad- rons Oi’ cavalry are galloping down the roads to be on band should a descent be attempted. The airship left Friedrichshnien ear ly this mor.ning A distance of 111 miles was covered in five hours. The count left Friedrichsliafeu with the in teutiOn of trying to sail from there to Munich and back. It was his in tention to land her in the presence of the prince regent but the equally wind made this impossible The count then tried to return to Munich, but by this time the Wind was so strong that lib could make no headway against it. Two hours after its first appearance here, the airship was over Freyslng. BIRDING, April 1. «The Zeppelin air- ship. driven before a storm that is in creasing in violence passed swiftly over this town at 11:45. The ship ap parently was trying to face the gale. LANDHAU'I‘, April ‘1 «The Zeppelin airship flew over Lundshaut at 12:10, going to the no1tl1esst Lands Safely at Dingolfing. R DINCOLFING, April l.~—'i‘he Zéppe lln airship landed safely near he1e at 3 o’clock this afternoon, aftel having been eleven hours in the air. Part of‘ this time the circumstances of the 10m nev were perilous The rear motor refused to work and the fin ward mo- tor aione could not develop sufficient ' strength to drive the airship against ‘ the high wind. a Robert Barker, until last evening 'motorman on the Westport division of the local trolley line, is working today . on the line car. -3 cents I day. "uABost‘On Trans- sid‘e partner, Major Whelhouse. R 1 M“ name“ I“ “ow Resort; at the disease and the art of so- R lusting the same. R Diseases are caused by a wrench, twist or sprain in t‘e , R hack. Even if done inichiidhood t R The Pans: 1.1.11; R 610 Ladies'skirts, for............ “Ladies'flltirts, for..........., RRLadies' ‘Wsisls. 03.00 value . . .. Superb ShOwing SIMPLY As AN ADVERTISING . YOU AT 312.110. L. GOLDEN’S, 68 Captain Thomas, the government iuspector., looked 'over the herbal lights yesterday with Captain Frank mussen, who has charge of the dolph ins and beacon'llghts in the local but her, and found everything to be in good shape. Captain Thomas came here in the big government steamei 'Iulip. but did not bling that vessel any further. in than off South West Point. Smith’s island. From there he came in with a steam cutter. Tommy—~Pop. what is an egOiist? open—TAN egotist my son, is a man who thinks he is better than we are. —Phil- adelphia Record. Cloak a... 38 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWARLK. 8 Days’ Sale Of Spring Suits, Skirts and Weists ‘ Ladies’ Suits,aotuai value ”26,0 for ... 61500 i ‘ Ladios' Suits, actual value 830.00, for ........ Ladles’ Suits, actual value 887.50. for .,.. Ladios’ White Wash Wrists. actual value 81. 50. for three days only. use ‘ Ladies‘ Wolsts, so, so value R R They are certainly the best in town Come and be convinced SUITS AT $12. 50 BECAUSE IT IS THE EARLY PART OF THE BEACON‘AND‘ POSITIVELY $15.00 VALU E. Suit House ‘ mvoo $25.00 R .. use: 6598 1 Issvsslelvtslllso eel-ill- ans-os- sees-less!lessees-obvsllssse scienceseeeellsvelll lees!- Of Ladies Spring R MATTER. WE OFFER THEM TO Washington Street W LOOKS oven HARBRER LIGHTS. R R ,m- . R “ :'""" FULL LINE OFRHIGH GRADE At Very Low Prices 11 NORTH MAIN 811. 80. NORWALK iiiE [ilflVfR'S 1111 LATEST STYLES In Women’s? Footwear SUEDE ANKLE TIES BRONZE KID CHRISTY TIES $4.00 ,s-«mmnwm.._ Wear Slices That Fit 122 WASHINGTON STREET. PHONE 542-2. THE Cadillac >Pour Cylinder, MOdei 30. $1425 delivered in Norwalk, cannot be equalled by any other car selling for $2,000. , Have a demonstration before buying and learn for yourself. R FE Lockwood 18. company. . . 39 .WALL erscr. NoswALK. ' THE NEW SCIENCE Déiiiiitioo of Chiropractic R Chiropractic is the science of ‘01s creates pinched nerves and pain 111 131‘“ 11111. in the different organs and Chlronra‘ctors remOvo the cause or athl‘s disease and pain. and health is R a‘restored through harmonizing the III R nerve systems in your pony. sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis cases are given special attention; sno Curvature ,of the Spine. You will never regret giving ChirOprsctio 0 chance to help you. R, R TFRANCISDC ‘ 114 WAsHINO'rON since; NORWALN Magnolia 'l‘restrncnts dlvcvl Also. Nervousness. Rheumatism, Purely I WOOD WOOD A. CARMI BETTS, DEALER IN. Hard and Soft Wood, Bowed and spilt Ready for Fsml Iy Use. 5‘Bol't‘d Wood $6.00 per cord; 01.50 per Borg. Wood, $7.00 per card; 31.76 per COI‘ Split Wood. 25: extra per It cord. Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. Tel. 783‘: NORW-ALK. RCONN. Dividénd‘ Notice FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. March 18,1909. At a meeting of the directors of the. iR‘illriioid County Savings liank. held this day, a dividend at the rate of [our span cent. per annum was declared to the depositms from the earnings of the six months ending March illst. 1909. The same will be entered on pass books and paid 011 and after April 10,1909. SEYMOUR CURTIS, 11125 :‘ii. 'l‘reasurel. NORWALK Savings SOciety ‘ iNCORPORATED 1849. R Deposits March 1a, 1909, $3,655,424.37 ‘ eeé'rge M. Holmes. Frost. R Wm.'A. Curtis, Vice-Frost. Fred'k A. Eli's. Bony A‘Treas. LARGE ABSORTMENT or, EASTER Post Cards [ALL rulers .W' A. B ggerman . MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block. 181! wsehlri‘glen It. Notions euros ,, ‘ BUTTON snoas‘ Will be in enornlous demand in the course on a week or s R: we ] are ready with the very nearest 3 of the new to‘ be found in Sheer . R dom We also call attention to our complete range of models in , Einerson Shoes for men. Here' 11 RR 'Ra hint as to 09s: R R L‘sdles' London Smoke Sn R R . Button Boots, 36.00 R Ladies’ Black Suede Button R- , . Boots. SEN-~00 ‘ ‘ . Emeison $5B has for Men, 33.50 R 04.00 and " A soft answe‘ in it. RR , R nos. 1 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Advance Showmg Of Suits, Coats and Ramcoats We announce for this week an advance skewing of Ladies' and Miss‘es’ Suits and Rain- coats. The styles which we are showing are as near perfection in lit and finish as it is pos- sible to make. Suits of line satin finish cloth. in all the fashionable shades. as well as the neWeSi stripes and mixtures. While our line is very complete, we are adding to it daily. RAINCOATS The mod desirable styles in Tailor-made Rain and AutOmObile cents, in Priestley Craven-R sites and Rubberized Silk in Black, Navy, and all the lash ionable colors. Price, - u I N e $8. 75 to $17.50 ' TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. Boys’ Spring Suits TRY OUR and Over Coats Boiognas, Frankfurtcrs and Sau- sages—all made fresh daily,i Mrs Margaret Lawlm, widow of his adv. Meals and Provisions of all kinds. , D. GOTTLIEB F KARL, 76 NORTH MAIN STREET Phone 445'. A D SMOKE the BEST The Roger LudiOw _ IS THE BEST 10c CIGAR ON THE MARKET. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE TWIN CITY IN' THE 51: cLAss. BOTH UNION MADE ERR. REYNOLDS ' MANUFACTURER. "*7 n«.. «1'1.» 1‘ iiiiig __.A«._.*~.___._..__~uk__a ., Mostly About Goal II coal mining is suspended for a short ,timc' it will make no dil- Iercncc With the consumer. There are millions of tons now stored for just such an emergency. Our own stock is large. If you choose to buy now we are ready. For Spring we have received a big lot of the pulverized Manures which we hays sold with such sat- isfaction for a few years past, in convenient bags. TheFerfiscvaiflo Deliver YOur ‘ ‘ DAL? if they Rdon’ 0’ they ought to. because we aim to give perfect service: , r s E STORAGE R, E CLEANING R ‘C Osnvmv ‘ R The funeral services over 4 Lions entered today in the case of Jack ’ son's appearance in court Joseph Ne " thcrlnn. n, negro reporter. was arrested ‘ , designs cannot be duplicated ‘ . the tailoring is or the 111110 111 DEATHS ALIA HINERAIS Mrs Margaret Lawior, \lariln Luwior tonneriy of Norwaik. died at her home in 131011in 11 \'.OsiR'l‘- day. The remains will be brought to Norwnlk and services will be held in St. Mary's Church, Saturday morning, at 10:30 o‘clock. interment will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery. ' Funeral of Dr. Andrew B.-GorI1aT. the re- mains of Dr. Andrew B. Gorhmn, who- dleil at his home in Wilton of pneuR lllOllIll recently. were heldfrom his lute. residence this morning at 11 o'clock. The services were largely at tended by friends of the deceased, and floral pieces were in abundance, which losiiiiod 10 the high esteem in which he was held by oil that knew him The services, Willi l1 were. very impres- she, 11'1ch conducted by the Rev. Mr. Marks. of St. Mathews Church. of Wilton. assisted by the Rev. Mr. Hart. of the Congregational Church. also oi that place; The pallbearers Were six members of C|i11ton Commandery, K. of ’i‘., of Norwaik. of which the deceas- od was 1-1 inelnbcr. Interment was in the. family nenn’itory in Redding. TRIED To BRIBE COMPLAINANT.‘ NEW YORK. April l,——Compiicn- Johnson, the world's champion heavy weight pngillsi, who appeared in coul'l to answer 11‘Rcl1n1'ge of long standing preferred against him nearly twr years ago hero by Aimee Douglas. a colored girl of 17 years. Before .thIr charged with attempting to bribe Mics Douglas to stay away from court. Ne. therlan said he was a iliend oi .ioim son but that the lighter knew nothing about his alleged effort to bribe 1hr girl Netherlun was kept in custody pending the disposition of the case, against Johnson. After 11 hemiug, Johnson was con victed on the (:‘lnnge preferred by Aimee Douglass and 11 fine of $200 was imposed. R Mrs. Fredmick’. .indd Rand daughici,’ Nellie Elizabeth. of Hartfogd who lune been the guests of their grand parents. and great grandparents Cap into and Mrs. Joseph P. Crossmon, Of Jennings place. Norwalk. returned home this afternoon. .011 account of the new iOckers Oi . the Sixth Company not being in readiness the scheduled battalion (hill of the Sixth and Seventh Coin ponies bad to be called off The Sev outh Company drilled, however, and too 11111111 praise and credit cannot be ‘girrn the men 1’01 their line appear unto and good military diilling. . Spring Clothes fOr Men 41in showing. All Wool 01" all wore sled fabrics- R ‘ The newest models, latest and ' '- most exclusive patterns and col-'R R or effects Many of this chat ‘ fer 0n;—-better be ‘I little‘ ahead RR 01' the senses and- «get the cm The an wOol or all secreted stun. card is strictly adhered to. and. ‘R insures perfect shape ,to the ‘g ‘ ili‘it itis" ’P AIIIIIIIIIIIAL EIIIIAI NEWS E. It Banks is advertising a great variety cf sash curtain materials. Read . Attorney 1111 0. Giogory, of Nor- '"nlk is fishing the stresmsdoday, in s arch of trout 'iue w.r C U. will omit their meet- 111,; this week, as the ladies wish to attend the conference in Stamford. R—Siiced Beef, 15c Jar 120. F. D. Lawton & Co. Herbert Pollard. of Winnipauk, who was operated on at the N01 walk Hos- pital recently continues to do very nicely. Waiter Arnold. tho witty young con- ductor of the local company, was pass- ing candy mound today and Conductm Joan Clark evidently forgot that today was the first or April and accepted some of the“ candy. lie got a mouth full of red pepper and soap. Harry Oberiander, '11‘ well-known young union but maker, who was em: ployed in the Wolihauson plant, Wood. ward avenue has begun the duties of a new position as salesman for the Sterling Gas Engine Company. Mr. Obvilan‘dcr went to New Ha1el1 yester- day in connection with his new posi- tion. ‘ William Keislcr, rated 175. defeated Charles Schumnu, rated 115. in a pool same of tho'Nurwaik Fire Police, last (evening. liir. Kcisler entirely out- classed bis opponent in every stage of the game. and easily won by the score of 175 to 78. Frederick Welsheit acted 11s referee and James Gulder - as scorer. Yesterday 1111s. Charles llvxbee and M1s.R.’I‘.Mnkin limited the capital "Rity to hear the discussion on the suf- frage bill. The house was half filled with the most prominent whitc1'il1bon- ors of the state. \irst Cosa Seabury, "stimuli Organist“ glue a brief ad-‘ dress. Mrs. Caroline B.B11eli gave a brief talk on this line. A large congreugiion Was present at . the Berkeley Street Chapel last night for the fifth of the illustrated talks on The Life of Our Lord. given by the . Rev. Louis B. Howell. The pictures were the finest that have been shown. and ihe‘illnstrated hymns were es- pecially line. There Were thirty-live slides shown. covering the events of insured plirt of the Passover Week. The talk on next Wednesday night will take up the. rest of the eventsof that week, with especial reference to the trial andcruciflxlon of Christ. " “HAWAII“ COMMENCING an. r ' Thursday, April in Antnou‘y Geronlmo” ._General Manager R Pralik Chase ....... Resident Manager Wm. H. “Clone. ...‘..R.Muslcai Director WILLIAMS DAROMONOY a co; Presenting Junglcland. V MISSR RUBY CALDWELL R. Dainty Toe Dalicer. ‘RRLEER semi-lens a ALLEN' R WDI'Id'sl champion Novelty pencers. ‘ 3AM. Howsno ' Our Hebrew Friend. RAY MURNA'Y ‘ Singer of illustrated Bongo .,..Mogiou Heroes; 951"?” PERFORMANCES DAILY Matinee. 2: so wEvsnINos. 8:15
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