THE SOUTH NoRWALK. EVENING SENTINEL (
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1W“ Easter Clothes w
in Sprmgs Perfect Models 0N SPE DINB
ILVET If! WRITE YOURS.
The veiy last word of Fashion 1s spoken in the pm- A" "ISIS ;‘
TAYLOR d. GOLDEN,
TEL. 165-!-
1 74 Washington street. South Norwaik.
duction of our beautiful Spring Overcoats and Suits. They
d t d" 1 ' h - ' ed roductions
are ma e, o 1,5 p ace the much h1g e1- pric p . Associaiion Formed Io Make Streets
of excluswe tailors. V So they please the average man 1m-
and Roads in Ihe Country
Saicr io All
RUSSELL’S
mensely and the particular man as well.
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Varsity Chocolates and
KH’I III IIIIIIIIIIIS
Saturday Candy
‘ —-AT-- .
Tweniy Men Will Watch ior Those
' Who Disregard Laws
up .-.....—.—~
Get 11 Plano Certificate with
every purchase.
you nothing.
F A. LANE
Confectionery
and Pastry
SI Washington Street. :
AAA *1 As
11qu cost 3
k
9.5 AK T ER ’ S
'thsnsoN's
Launch Works
IVVlz‘ioVnt Frames so; up and ready to
an
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point,Norwalk
Look to us for the ekquisite new colors and harmon-
‘ ious shades-L-the charming stripe effects-ebut don't ex-
pect to find any "brass band" colors or stripes here1we've
skipped the freaks and picked'the winners.
Spring Overcoats from $10 to $25.
Spring suits from $10 to $30.
Men,Young Men ’and Boys V
And the Easter Hat and Furnishings you need you’ll
NEW YORK. April 3.~—Tc make so
(I Hundreds of beautiful patterns in
~M1 Engine Buyer: Read St. .Iobn'V s
for sale. ad. Bargains in M'aiine lln
glues.
Anson F Keelel', of Courtland place
has been entertaining ll'aiold Van
Lieu,~.oi New London. . .. .1
Mrs. Frank N. Ferris has returneda
to her home in Elm Greys place, after
a visit in New York city.
—Corned Hocks, 8c lb. 2.. Hayes‘.
An excellent exhibition or views of
Switzerland is in the South Nt‘rwalk
public library this month.
Master Kenneth Scoiield of New
tOWn avenue, is spc irling a few days
‘inch relatives in Brooklyn. ‘
_'——G1een Soft Hats. O’ Brien.
Lieutenant Pratt of Fort Wright,
N. Y., and Captain Haugbs, of Bridge
port, were in Norwalk, Thursday. ‘
,Mrs.‘ Ball and daughter Lida, of
Wcstport avenue are spending a few
days With i‘iipnds in New York city.
——Corned Hocksksc 1b.. Hayes'. V
A daughter was born yesterday to
Rev. "and Mrs. Hugh B. Carpenter, at
the Baptisbparsouase‘ln.VWest screen;
Mrs. Sherman Roberts, of Brooklyn.
is the guest of Mrs. 'ilcorgc Clark, at
Union Park, Norwuik for a few days.
—~Latest in Cans. 0’.Brien V
, Mrs. Patrick Clone, Miss Katherine
Fuller and Miss Mary Clone. all of
Norwalk, spent yesterdov 111 New Yelk
city. -
Mrs Edward F.‘ Knapp has returned
to her home In Riverside avenue, after
a visit With relatives in Nev? Vi‘ork
state. . .
,—John H.Daki1*‘1ilano tuner from
.\‘ew York, will he in town next week
Send orders- at once to Mahackemo
liotel. .
The Charles S. St;- John place, in
Elizabeth street, h'asV. een punchased
by Morris Epstein,‘ f ‘SVothh 'lllain
street.
. V . WHY do Ebs‘l:
Our agency Wilhelm
deuce 0135 years x, 0%?
highly satisfied users .1. he" L d: M.
Point. All dealers In other paints com.
bincd cannot furnish Leonel evidence.
Winn painting withL. ‘,VVVd1 M. you are
painting witthetmdl Zinc Oklde com-
. blood ‘1' ith While Lead Zinc is imper
isle bio and makes the L & M. wear
and 1111(1 like gold." Its colors remain
bli ..t and lasting. .VVDon' t ”need repaint-
for it) to thwart; . eeid coat ’JVfiVl
less Icr paint. . ‘ w‘
sold by Charles E Dow.1South.Nor
w,nlk Co11n.;I-lubbell ‘Staplbs‘wl‘lmth
'wme Co. V .w
Guy or at 8011. West
rep. Vilma, . Soutnp‘n
a. sale and
buildings that will stand.
"Little Dnnbury." atV Fulrfleld Beach,
Is to have a, cottage Vhotel'this season.
Austin & Dickson, of South Norwaik
will be. the proprietors and the estab-
lishment will be known as the Audio.
Willis R Austin will be the manager
The. Kiawron Club. of Norwalk, held
aspeclnl meeting in their rooms In
the Gazette building last evening, and
varous busness matters were. talked
up. Three new members were admit-
ted into the. clubI and a committee 11p-
polnted 10 buy a pool table.
~—Man proposes—and politics kicks
thesiufllng out of his plans. We fur-
nish building plans and specifications
for bungalows, garages. all kinds of
Let us fig-
ure with you. St. John V& Kcyser,
Steamboat Place. Phenol}
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan, owl New Ito
chelie, will preach at the morning and
evening services in the First M. 1').
church tomorrow. The sermon topics
will be: Morning comics—Friendship,
from the Gospel .'th Point; evening
—-'l‘he World Gone After Him.
An addition to the work room in the
.South Norwalk puollc'rlibrary has Just
been completed, and is 11 marked im~
movement. it altoi'ais much better and
larger quartérs for this purpose, and
allows of the Innuiila‘tion of many Mr V
rear of th library.
There will not be anyj
night, the'DnnburyV-Norwalk series hav-‘
ing been cancelled. An effort is being
made to get the Greenwich Giris’ team
to play here again with another girls'
team Easter Monday night, In a benefit
game for the Montauks.
~Break'fast Bacon, 1255c lb. I-idyes‘
The Sunshine Class wish to thank
their many friends who so kindly Vas-
sibtcd in' mature; the bag sale on
March mat a success. Fifty-live dollars
was receivei, netting the Norwaik
' Hospital twentyxslx dollars ahd, the
Anti-Tuberculosis Society twenty-six
‘ _ dollars; expenses,.1h1‘ee dollars.
Herbert 0. Pollard. Wei: known in
The. Norwalks, and formerly a memhci
of St. Paul‘s choir, has uecuretlfin posi-
tion in the 1:11ch of St; Andrew's
church. Stamford an tenor soloist. Mr.
Pollard, who at present In recovering
from an opcrthlou 1n the Norwuik Hos-
pital will take up his new duties as
soon as he s suung enough to leave
that institution », - .
Eadier Post Cards
11: to 250
Roller Skates. Bose Ball Goods
' ' Trusting Supplies
book‘s ou the slthIves p1 avirled In“ the ’
basketball
game at the Norwalk Armory Monday '
. por‘ i.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. V
49 warn. STREET,
‘N‘onwnut.
6 SOUTH MMN STREET,V
VSOUTH NORWALK.
ROE SHAD.
BUCK SHAD,
Clams. and All
TELEPHONE 108.
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-' 1m. .“fiTwwmm—
BY EXPRESS TODAY
15c lb
12c lb
Extra Large Rockaway Long Clams, 80c Qt. Oysters,
Kinds of Fish.
cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE Vosuvsn‘v.
Boxes-ARE soon
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IIIIIAI III Will SIRIEI.
WALL. STREET, 10:10 :1. 111.-~~
Changes in prices of stocks at the
pening were generally small with do
clines predominating. 'l‘he dealings
weie. quite active. Declines ran to a
large f1n‘ctVI11n In United States Steel.
Anmlgnma‘ted Coppe'i.’ AmeVilcan
Smelling, gldendlrIg and Denver it Rio
(lrando. undiau VPaclflc rose 13-3.
W A] .11 S'l‘libiE’l‘. V11 11 in.'--Bea1 op
craters began to yecbver', stocks sold.
ahd prices accordingly advanced. The
transcontinental and local traction
groups were the features of. st1engt‘l’1,
but the list In general slihwed 11 good
10111.1 as soon as the advance got under
11111 Business was fairly large on the
advance. Csnadian Pacific gained 1%.
Northern P ciilc 11,4, and Union Pacific
tlal, Chesapeake and Ohio, lnterbor-
align-Metropolitan11111.. and 1111111 Con-
.11. and“ Corn Products pld. 2. .
WALL STREET. Closing.‘-‘-’l‘l‘ie
market closed strong at top prices,
After 11 short halt' the rise was resum-
ed and spins were extended in all di»
rcctions on a brisk and wen-111111111111.-
on demand. Gains of about a point be:
trading stocks.
'Leo Leonard.
Great Northern pt'd., New York. Con-V.
bosses were noted of 1 to 1M. ' -
an Pacific coast. Long Island, AVnaVVcoan
came numerous amongst the actiya
. Walls Fargo sold at‘
nnladynnce of 10 ‘
» CH1 NCO
Protect. Your : Valuables
iN THVE
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
OF THE
:S’IIIIHIIIRWI 1 «1131 1:11
a
DOLLARS 11' YEAR '
of‘the'suspension'of-‘the firm of John
Dickinson 8: Company. grain, stockto
and provision brokers. In addition to
its membership on the‘Bonrd otTrade
the company also held membership on
the Consolidated Stock Exchange of
1“.ch lurk.
Miss FLAHERTY ENTERTAIN81.
Miss '1 no can A Flatten)- celebrated
I101 fifteenth birthday anhc'rsnry
I1e1 home iu‘ Prospect avenue, 'l‘hu‘rs»
(I111'cvening..in an eldlmidle planner.
Music. dancing ‘n‘u'd g'a‘l'ncs 11 ere in or-
der, and about midnight a bountiful
collation was served." Those present
Were the Misses S. J. lg nnrd. Helen
Scarlets, Lina Kovach,S1sIe~ Matheis,
Lizzie Moska Helen Shinko and Man-
icrs Charlie Abbott. Charles itcdling.
Joseph Haddock Walter (huh; and
At a late hour the
young people departed for their homes,
and voted lilies Fl‘ahert; a charming
hostess.
' 1‘ M. D. WVHVIST CLUB.
The members“ or th‘d M. D Whist
‘ Club were very pleasantly entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs.‘ Bertha
Richards. at the li‘o‘iue or Mrs A. N.
Clerk. in South Main street. The first .
prise.‘ was won by Mrs. James Gelden.
the. second b'yV Mrs A. N. Clark and
the consolation by Mrs 'Charles. B.
Pillow. The next Electing or- the ‘clnb.
fi?flm .
is A
which; will prohabélVy baths Inst of. the
ll be lie! . weekshence V
after a meeting of the incorporaiors.
“Many of the. members of the society
are owners of cars. and It. is for the
pl'otccilnu of the decent man against
the. automobile bog. if there was no
other. the killing of two m' three child~
rcn during the last few days would be
a sufficient reason for our pi‘ganizrc
tlon. ~
"in addition to twenty men we will
place on the. streets and roads at once
every member of the society will be
watching for violations. For Instance.
a report will come in that an nutomo
bile with a certain number was seen
breaking the speed limit on the road
leading to Claremont. The owner of
that car will be notified. If It Is a joy
ride he will be glad io‘know ll,-.'lild if
he. is having 11 touch of high life him-
self he Will probably so nothing. but
his name will go In th V
a man who countennn '
of the law. His autum
watched, and sooner or “ we will
'get him, and when we do will pros-
ecute as vigorously as we can.
Will Make chauffeur Careful.
' “We believe that nearly all the. accl-
dents are caused by joy riders. and
certainly every owner will be glad to
learn from us that his curls out when
he believed it was safely in~tl1e garage.
And If he‘is a. good citizen he will be
glad to kuowif his chauffeur is down
on our list of reckless driwrs and he
will probably dispense. with his ser
vices. With these checks we think
the chauffeurs will be much more
v iolatlou
1 11 ill be
careful than that are ncm
"Already policemen have asked us if '
we will stand by them if they arrest
men who have had enough influence
to“bcat their cases It will brace up
the police, and some '0! the officers
who have weakened in their efforts to
convict through threats from poll»
ticians or the scductive'iniluence of
money will be more careful, and if
they are holiest they will welcome the
assistance of Vable counsel to moan
cute."
Mr Cornell said it is proposed to ex
tend the, orgdnizati6n into other slates
class who hate incorporated the so-
‘cietv. '
have a law similar to the one in
F1encc “here automobile accidents
are not nearly so frequent as here, to
compel ever: person running an auto
mobile in pass an examination on his
or hot qualification.
it will not be against reckless auto
mobillsis alone that the society will
wnce 11 11'a1f511a.011e of its efforts will
be. to pievent delivery daaons and 0th
or vehicles from being driven by young
boys. who Ii is declihc‘als‘ are not fitted
In any way to be trusted with harass
In the crowded city streets. ‘Mr. Cor}
nell said that may direct accidents
can be traced to these youthful ilriv~
e1 11.
Will Appeal for Funds. . 1
It Is realised that a large amount of
money will be necessary to carry on
The lnoorporhtcrs have already.- 811va
ral‘thousand dollars. and
his
by interesting the men of the some ‘
Then an effort will be made to 1 .
the caml'paig‘n that has been pl.annedVI
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A TRIBUTE To THE LA'IjE. REV.
CHARLES M. SELLECK.
In the death of the Rev. Charles M.
Selleck, Connecticut has lost one. or its
oldest and best beloved Episcopal
clergyman, and Norwaik its best loved
minister.
Mark‘s sadly mourn with Norwalk and
St. Paul‘s mourning for the grand and
noble soul who has gone to his'rcward
on high, for truly If there is a heaven
he 110w sits at the right hand of God
Almighty. Doing good unto others.
ministering to the sick poor and needy
wore the traits of this Godlike man, no
matter how unpleasant a duty he had
to ‘perfmm. be fulfilled every duty with
Clulstlan fortitude and without a .mur
nmr. We. all look back with cherished
memory on the times when we heard
this grand sermons in dear old St.
Mark's, how the old and young came
for miles to hear this disciple of Chris-
tianlty.‘ For years and years he rode
Sundays from Norwalk to LewisborO.
N. Y., a distance of over tn elve miles,
to perform his mission at that chapel
no mattei how the storms of winter
raged or the burning sun '5 of summer.
he was at his post; . Christ's faithful
Soldier unto his life's end. New Cn-
11nan will long remember his great his
torical address delhered in the Cou~a
gregational church June 16.1901, In
commemoration of the 100th birthdal
of our beloved town. It was pronouns
ed to be, one. of the master pieces of
”rhetoric ever delivered in New Ca-
naan. st. Mark's will never hear his
voice again. .11... comforting words he
has spoken t6 those who lost their
loved ones me hallowed memories
now, his beloved spirit will forever re
main In the portals of dear old St.
Mark's, the church he loved so Well.
and when the bells poal'out the lofty
splr‘e of StnMark's it will he waited
on the. breeze to old St. Paul’s at Nor-
waIk In these few lines:.
Life's‘f race well“ run, ‘
Life‘s work well done. .
VLVit'es crown well Won,
Now comes rest. .; ‘
VIVIARRYV 1....BENEDICT
' 1 ‘ .Stamfo'rd, Conn.
1!
TAXATION BOARD MEETING.
The city board of estimate and 111‘s:-
atlon will hold a final meeting in rain
tion to the city budget Monday even-
ing. The. budget decided upon and-
the proposal to ”lay an eight mill tax,
has already been published in The
Sentinel. The city ‘ units" will also
hold a meeting Monday running at
the council chamber in llnviiaud
street. where the estimate and taxation
board will hold their session. '
LANopoN isLA‘Nos coMEANv...
'Langdon Islands Company, of Nor-
walk. has filed a certificate of incor-
poration‘ with the secretary of state.
Ten shares have been subscrlpe'd for.
have been paid. The officers are;
Prosident, Albert E. Figorl5
yids-president. “REVS ’
M Mastsrdoil.
* naps
New Canaan and old St. V
interests
have fought opposition to the plan,
'ter Miss Minnie, Taylor,,gave
1 <1
'VV’i‘huiV‘s'dVay Vevenlng, .
of her Ncouslns, Mr.
'H. Mott, of 75 Cedar 6 res,
-and was formerly Miss Elisabeth
on Which 61, 000 cash and no property» O.~
ohms: .
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ROBERT R MONROE find here m the biggESt, broadest showmg 0‘ Spring Styles determined ,u war against automobile [.
WEATHER FORECAST House Mover we have ever made. 2323233623 tifmgiguig£i§iE1§§f§§§ our made-to-measure department. ' a
. For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy Buildings ”“59" and moved. “93"" . l the fatalities of the last few days will ‘ 6' » .. . ‘
l‘ with showers tonight. Sunday cicai- machinery and steam boilers placed be eliminated; to protect the owner of ' ‘ ‘ ' ,
' ‘ ing. 'l‘he diuturbuuce that Was central in position. Experienced men sent. to an automobile who obeys the law; to ~ 0 , . Q : V_ ~
in Georgia yesterday mOrnlng has all PM“ “the country Work prompt- do away with the "joy ride-1." and to 1 ‘ .
moved up the coast VVVa‘bd is now cen- 13’ ““9"de to. General CODU‘RCUDE- 9- , make the roads and streets safer for . ce S " O In Ore "
iraI n‘enr Nantucket, it has produced 0 “0" 73.3: South NOT-Walk every one-these are some of‘the ob- V
light rain along the .eoast from Flori- _. _.. '. -- .. _ . ' jects solugnt fnr by sthe National HVigi; ' ‘
do to Maine. 'I‘ he disturbance that A met-tin of the Arion Singin .30. ways 'rooct ve ociety, organ ze . ‘ .
was central In the upper Mississippi ciety will 1,: held Monday evenini. . V this tsekVbe 1Vsomc a; tth proVrVnIneth 98 Washington Street V V ,,
vnIlcyV has moved eastward, and is now Miss Amelia Becker of meem ' -. ' 1 - men 0 ' tis ciy. an w ch as a- .
cVelltlha'l 1V1eaV1V'VBuilalV1V11 N. ‘ith thVhVin? VllgVOn- avenue. is Hpenamg a few days in New 14 South Main Street Telephone can 632.2 V ,nginVninVenrmpned out its campaign for the Phone 165 5 South NorwalkV .
‘ “c“ c 0“ 5 wen or w 5 Haven, the guest of Miss Ethel Cooke. ‘ . ‘ ' -‘ ’ .'. ‘ ‘ V ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ..
or snow in the Lake rcglox1.Pleus _ 1.43 a part of this campaign twenty
ant weather Vprevhiip generally in the -—-l.ntest V‘“ CW“- O Brien. V ._ men will be placed at once in the thor- "
southern and ‘western‘ss‘ctidns Cont ’l‘he schoMs ofI'lllte»Noi-u':tike will rc- 0113111111703 m...“ by automobiles, and ._ --—.—~.-—-—-- V
muons favor for this vicinity partly open, Monday mormns. but will close will note the number of cars which nulplts for funds to carry on the fight NINETY-FOjURV YEARS 0LD1
. cloudy and unsettled weather with again ncxt Friday. to observe Good MW“...me are violating the speed Inws. Where to make the streets safer. .
light Apiil shewe1s, followed by clea‘r— Friday. ‘ . there In auillclont evidence the V men Commissioner Bingham declared William 8. HurIqutt celebrating Netty. ‘ ’
ing on Sunday. ' The annual 1111111111611 or the Knight The .111 or 1111111111 tilicn I‘ believe. does not lie in- selling for a driving the cars will he brought. into yesterday that the way to stop rock ble Event in' Cannon Station. . V'
" . Silt‘fit A M E Church Will be held lessen mice than 1"11m f.i)illilt‘til01',bill. In giving better value for the court. and for persistent. offenders ‘n '93“ driving Of automobiles was to William B Hullbutt. oi! Cannon
E. J. Church is ill at hithomc In April 8. at the Town Assembly Hall. 1 c 1 .- ‘ plea will be made for jail sentences. SPIN! the offenders to la" lutsead of station, is {may celebrating the nine- ..
Westport avenue. Norwnlk. sum. 1101111. V Afntglnburatcharn :mlax will be kept imposing fanVesh fobi-V vinlations of the ty fourth anniversaryVof his birth, “and
~S‘alt Pork, 109 ll). 'Hayes‘. Mr and 1111's. II. ll .‘viams of You can buv Grain. Feed and Hay for more money. 0r you can MY 0 “ “‘0“ w ‘0 V 0 M“ "‘9 ““V and “ aw, o 3“ I 9 eye ‘3 squads WWW “1 ”0'10? 015 the 0‘39” on entertained a.
V . ' .~ . -V V . .. . VV ' . . . . . specinl watch will be made for them be reorganized but that speeding large number of relatives and friends;
we‘llilmiggla SminVhiVofVVWiléou, is in Nor gridsepafignm \JnitmpwhViV:\:VV1.1:VdVVVn;lV1V:. Vclst 11 Inn 1., the price v.11 ask. But you cannot cqunl .mywhtre the Ch M, cs S. Whitman a former judge would go on until the courts began to A dinner party this afternoon was one
V.M;,s A Vyk oxevusV es“.flnnd to nu for a few duvs' . .. 1 good quality of our products, or the good service we give. of the 00ml of General Sesslons, has ”Rid tile “018:;le to jail. . of the features of the gathering, and
. . . . as s c n - ' ' . . been retained by the society and will nit strate nr ow called together was heartily enjoyed by all. Mr.
. home in Newtown avenue by illness. -—Breakfast Bacon. lfltéc lb. linyes, EIODrVIP-tar Fe 11 Quality First. Last and All the Time. ”059mm the men arrested for vi 0111 the newspaper men at the Night Court Hurlbutts' childrenr Mrs. William H.
“BREW? HMS. at O’Brien’s. The barge BNKM Star With a 6111130 B323“? D123; Fegd MANUEL TOROV HATCH- lieu of the road laws. His instructions 138' night and made the following Allee. of Brooklyn; William R. Hurl-
VProf. E. H. Gumbart, principal of the 0f (31“th theVat‘Vgi’EneVl'V {‘“Vf‘S‘fV'VI- V‘VVVIVIIV'V Bonnie Poultry Feed groVionrVochcute every case, no matter UliVlVlVEInehlV; ii I butt, Jr., Lewis R. Huribtht,l§llsVisb .llo- .
Il1gh school, is the guest of friends sun ate arr vs 11 1c III 111 0 Ronnie Scratch Feed 011 11011111 the offender may be. set 5' an ar e e in one of this sephine Hurlbutt and Day 11 ur u t.
in llethel. . . ‘ RHWIOUO Brotbeis “0mm, Iill‘lo‘ohlt‘lt 1r cod V V w". on the "Autumoblie'Hog." evenings papers that Commissioner of Cannons, were prominent in enter-
The, Hospital Wins: Club met with Miss Agatha HRVK‘S. of 39mm 11ch . 1 .‘ ~ Henry Claws is president of the so Bingbain places the responsibility for mining the guests. Among the latter
Mrs M. G. Keelci o CVmutlaqu place. ““9 “Dem w“d"“~9d“.‘" 1" New 1'0"“ MOOW”MWMOOW”OO”OOM ciety. and the other officers are: A. automobile “widen“! lesulting from were General and Mrs Curie, C. _.11 '
‘0Slerday. . c.1ty Attorney J. Walsh oi“ Nor- _ . D. MidiiIPtou. vice-president: Edward automobile speeding on light fines by Richards. Miss Helen Richards, Vol VV
' S i walk, was in Bridgepmi, yesterday, on ~~1~ -~ WW ~-—- ~ m...” n.,..-» ~~- ~1-~~w~~ ...........~_...... ---—- (3, Cornell. secretary, and VGilmrd Hur- "1‘: police magistrates New York; Harry Richards, 01? Dalton.
~~ at Pork, 10c lb. llayes'. business. rv treasurer. “051,363,,“ officers the NOWIIIII 1:31 were In any way conver- MassaclViVusetts; Mrs. llVeddenburgf bit.
The public schools will open Mon- . . E St ‘ d Bibl PM Er "3.1.” tors are: to 1stu 3.1m... MM W in proceedings he would Sears. irs. W. H. Alec, Miss Mary
11a1',for the spring term, alter one snifffggfffifm‘ip (:63? 53221331660113; 6 er ar S, es, ra er merhgg‘it‘ Cleveland Ii. gmg: Gdarge know that the police magistrates have Alice, Joseph Alice, of Brooklyn; Mrs .
week 3 vacation Ior, tomc1',row for their second In ison W. Burlolgh. R. Fulton Cutting. Joseph {Margit $331K izfisatghflieiflfié gagggfr-V 1633:3331)? QRI‘M‘RUIME‘
'l‘be monthl meetin o the. Smith H Colt Frederick N. Lawrence. Ever- 11 9 ’ ' '
No1 walk Fl1cyPoIi‘ce villfbe held on ?§a¥'i‘.§%§“‘m on m." plotting mm m Backs and. Hymnals citP, Wheele1.l.Forbcs Potter. Law- entirely to the Court of Special Sea. Ice. George L Rockwell, Ridgefleld; .VI 1
Monday evening. 1 B i it. 1 son l’111'.d,v \‘liilium H. Lleuelyn Mil- Sm Belden Hurlbutt, bliss Jean Hurlbutt 7'
.1.“ Mg th‘ 66”“ 0...}; Id hori V—V-Full inc 08118.. 0 1‘ e .. m" l. I). Einiseiu and Ackley S Schuy “If Mr. Bingham would get his facts Colonel and Mrs. E. H. Mathewsoti,«_~
(on 9, sf‘fnd oiii mqumh Ii 31 m. The automobile ownedby WilliamV Ier. Thcheadqunrlcrs will be ," No. right his statements would have a. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mathewson, oi ' '
13110131“ Ins? :venlnge‘fls so oo 11 e Fi'Cog‘gswm‘v of NONilik,'calighf, fire 5 E1111, ’l'hirty-tbird street. great deal more effect than his im. South Norumalk V . VVV. V
1 yesterday, owing to some trouble wun V,“ shoul i be uurlcrstm I {.0 il 0 pulslve vltupcratlons have " . =
HOW?“ 1112111191, 0! News)“. was the carburetor, 11111111.... tmved to :1 m, 111.11 1111: “V V0 war 6311169111“ 1:1 Maglstuuc Barlow is president of ISCHODA CLUB ELECTION. it
”V“? Elle-“1» Of “13 SISIEI‘. MISS him“. 111 garage in Norwalk forrepal s BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ”V‘VNMH said Vii' Cornell!” 1- ‘, “5‘an the Bonid of City Magistrates
1‘9“ Gama" 1ecently. ' ' ‘ ' " '08 e1- ' John Ashwcrth Chosen President and :‘
George Sheer Vice-President. , .
The annual meeting of the ischoda V 1- “
Club Was held last night at the head ., _. .
quarters south of the Washingtoh‘
street. and was well attended and very
enthusiastic. The following ‘oflicers
were elected: .
President—John Ashworth.
Vice- President—{looms A.- Scheerfi.
' SQCIQtEEX‘4J059ph A. Carier.
Financial Secretary—Dennis Valen-
tine
”'lreasmer—Cimrles H. Ferris,
Auditox—John Murray
THE NEW CANAAN ‘IVV'ROLLEY :‘
. ROAD. .. .
’ Word was received from Hartford.
last week, that the hill providing l'url
an electric railway from. New Canaan
in Norwalk would receive a'V favor'mh.’
report from the committee. and swim
undoubtedly be passed It in under:
stood that the Consolidated Railway
withdraw all opposition, and that .‘t'wo‘
Yams will be given 111 which to infill
rate the proposed railway 's1ste‘m, say.
the Stamford Bulletin ulte compl '
tion of the road will, prove .1, matte o
considerable importance to, Stuart
It will perhaps affect m‘erdhauts
most, for the trade from our horoug
is considerable and its loss would.
aserlous matter ‘to Stamtoid: bust
For several yeais the
chants and business men oi’. No
consider the- present invertible star
of the bill almost in the light" of‘
tory. There is no lack‘ of corn ‘
build the road. and work- Will be begui‘t
as soon as possible aftei ' the franchi‘s
has been granted. the 11.611111111113111
will make large tracks of lwsn'd new
ble. for building purposes, and w1 ,
greatly benefit the commercial 6.1.1111
business interests ot‘V Norwailtlg' . ’
DINNER IN VISITOR’S HONO
Deacon John D. Taylor. 1.111.111. '
per tows. few intimate... ft on
.. h
".,Y who has h'eV
and
011an left for her bottle 'Frida‘y _
noun accompanied by Mrs. Mott WI
will be her guest for a few day's. M‘
Mott will also he the guest of M .
Mrs. J. R. Randolph. Bhy onne; N .
the latter being a sister of Mrs. M
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LADIES" UNITED WHIS
.'l‘he Ladles’ United Whistc
hold the next meetinVVVVVV3
Charles H. 'Aistho‘rpe‘.
uue‘. on Thursday," Aprl
day of this week“ the o It
tained by. Mrs. Edward
Ssav‘ldw avenue. The Vii .
prizes were- won reap
H. Alsfhornetnnd M
Norwalk Chronicler