asap cumin .15“ ‘9"!
Ruth. Gdrtalns “use. and “to.
E. ii;
,1:
" llllli
Mics in r ‘ 'M‘f’wct 111w: ‘
view stem has Mohegan a kiodorstir- .
ton. ‘
Cyrus w manned.
2:“ yeste ay l"fin ”Hartford on busi-
strét, Is 1.311311%?“ 11:' 1191:3311? - 't
in 0 all li
Frederick 5W Andrews, of Westport
“ends, spent yeslterdpy in Hartford
on business. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jame Mitchell of 15
Stuart avstise. 11111 1 parents or a
twelve Wil spa. . 1.
Mrs. W or midlmstpgi expects to
move not robust! street
tollidgefleld tomorrow.
Miss Marie 0111111011 of New Haven
is the xueilt o ii'tll' *hbnt, Mrs. John
Smith. of Broad River
The Girls' Friendly Society of St.
Paul's C urcil whet in the Berkeley
Street 0 spel last evening.
"For the mall's salts” use Bewker's
Fertilisers. ”Manual, ’l‘oro Hatch. Agt.
Mrs ward Sun 011], of Topstone,
is spell at the Web with her sister.
1111-11. Wlutun Jones at Norwaik.
muslin 11:11:11,151 Norwsik, has
secured a mtion with the St. John
Wood Working compiny, of Stamfdrd.
James 10. 3!!“le ‘o‘f éontb Norwalk.
has gone to Bridgeport to take 11 post
lion Milli-the .Wt Piano Company.
Mrs. P. W. Andrews, Mrs. Henry
as man; MrsmClinond Cargill and
Mi ig‘ar .of Norwalk, spent
yssie
iltwribftk. Blinlsh: of Norwallt,
who has been in Portland; Me. for the
last: run 'dhih till it Business trip, re
turned to Norwalii yesterday.
The Fallilel‘tl ‘Uli‘u‘hty Ids-Councilors
Association of the 0. ‘1}: A. M. will be
instituted in the K of P Hall, South
No1wall'i. Wednesday evening, April
14. r“ 2..
A‘ slated communication of St. John's
Lodge. Al F. and A. M.. of Norwalk.
will be held Thursday evening. The
Master Mason degree sill be confer-
l‘.cd
Miss Gor‘llutle Colemml, sicnograpli
er fot Rev. (‘llsrlcs S Mnei‘nrinnd, is
enjoying a week's vacation during Dr.
Maciurlands absence at Dartmouth
College.
William A. Benedict: superintendent
of Raymond Brothers' you‘d. who has
been ill for the past week at his home
in Elmwood avenue, is able to get
about-Jams
John W. e. secretary of the
South Norwal Wdter Department.
who. has . 11 ill for the past two
weeks, is a e to be out for 11 short
time 15an day. ’
A post- Lenten aflJ'srnnoii of the Hos-
pital Whist Club will be held with the
president Mrs. Wil d H Bodwall,
Seymour. 'm’fl'" ky afternoon of
this loss,
'rne' snfual- convocation of Washing
ton Chapter, it. A- M11 or Not-milk,
will be held thi cvenin’g" 1117.30. An
nuai repaint? sewing; and oftlcers
elected to ,
K‘riie'rvi iti'itgti'i 11g: 63%er circle of 11111
scum? LWLNIW
H. Olms 91%” 11:" her eln Union
m11mw..h.fl 1‘ bewki"
Miss Viol mum, of. New Yol-
£313.. Jl'a‘ Miss 0053?;
spect, a. Miss lin ll
take part'i lug; mus ihhg‘fiw Egg;
w 's HallJ'rB
by Miss Gray in Look
day evening .
A meeting of Trinity Branch. Girls
Friendly. society. will be held in tbs”
GalldJoo in on Thursday evenlug,to _
robeflpé' moths musty Play. Those who
the chorus are asked to could
at 71130 ccleek ~ ,
_ “William Raging (vies tendered- a curl
pse party onayle It at i
noise in Center avenu'e‘ W m‘tilli, b: 9!.
company m‘lisbont rto'eitfrionds. W
sic dud' div ion. assisted? in
mirror ‘reV'lsnink is very pleasan
--,an elaborate collation was
serve.
l cunt f extra
fidlgdig Igloo? 1131‘s a tail sliver lilo;
a.
Pro Line division of' its New
Dyna Hmesc change the
“and
trsmnmwymsnleairm New York
to. Hopewell Junction by way of New
Hoven is now being. shipped from New
You; to 133:1th .elmnd ,1 :ip thtg'e
ll? 1 l1
32% 1.5.1.... 111‘ my this months
1‘ “ were. their
Lg
' 0:“ ‘mChlcag‘o; W132 WW
' no
The followllig llstf coughl'lld the flames
of new subscribers connected during
the lent three mots. Cut this out
pli'dilo directory: ‘
Blames. iv. L,
whilst. 117-2
B1"S s'i‘ton. Louis 11..
102 Woodward Ave,
Bryan, Harry 8.,
311%“? Iii'c A.. 888
Cable. le'YlfilJ'fl E,
aan
0:98“. Neheflllflf'
Ti Bayview' 'AVe.
c an, o. 6.,
Clark“ ciiss. it.
13 1111111111 s't.
'filmm rdil..
sҤ%
its
Bait Ave.
.111
neliiiil'lild'.“
Halbhllihai'fl‘onnan,
if Scsvicw Ave, ‘
Hayes, Ford.
is Wishin 11 St
Holmes. Clayton 14].,
George Ave., N,
Johnson, Harry 1].,
Joseloff.‘ 0.,
2‘1 Woodward Avc.,
Love. A.,
llrosd River, 949
Lewis. Walter E.. i
19 St. John St. E. N.,
Lockwood. Geo. 0., i
41 High St, N., 887
Manley. Emily Miss,
11111111111111 Ave. 613-5
McDonoulh. Anna Mt‘.,_s
30 Franklin Ave. 56:14
Mellville Charles R. ;
Connecticut Ave. N., 1259-4
Newman, F. ii. ~
Burritt Ave.. 84513
Price-Jones, E.,
Wilton,“ 219‘l
“#00:"13‘ 11 '
e e e.D 6
asst-min. z'iien Mrs, 6g
18 Arch St, N., , 801i
Shilopsky, Sam
Winnipauk, 297-8
Smith, Chas. R,
8 Charles St. 842-6
Smith, Fannie i.,
16 Ann St., 814-3
Smith, H. C.,
1.10 Woodward Ave., SIG-15
Smith. Rufus J.,
36 Spring St... 823-;
Steegiduller ll. il., Mrs,
17' Quintm‘d Ave..8~i.’1-:l
Steinbart, lilrvin l1.
Rownyton, bill-11;
Stone. Stephen,
Rownytmi, 551-15
Thatcher, iii. A.,
Rownytou,
'l‘il elli.'l«‘. 11.,
Hawkins Ave” E. N., 221-3
Tito. Vincent J., Dr..
Wilton. 392-12
Van lloosear, J. 8.. Mrs,
5 North Ave, N., 879
Ward Sidney l“.,
Tokcneke 878
White. WF
118 Wthileld' 81.241-2
Whitehead. F-F'
Harborview, ‘ 842-2
Whitlock, W E,
11 Union Ave, N.. 672-12
Womnns' Excluinge and Tea Room.
Wall St. N‘. 929
court-011:4.
Wet-st . ‘
TMJEF. III-l... AMENDMENTS.
Senator Wanda ”lam: tile: Prunes
allied to Reduce Duties Graduplly.
WASHINGTON. April It. ~i‘1‘xplain-
lag his New amendments to its
lat-ii! bill senator Newlands shit! to?
'day. "
‘ “15! have introduced these month
on“ “will“: ”5'1" to or m'i'i'i'iii"
en's ve es 0 ll 9
eon of tilt ch reins' 'édin 111‘0'1'3111
but. The average will or ‘dbtyti tier
Ithe flingsmllm and consist .Inicls;
I! a st
of‘ the duties” e‘are ”film {racer-’0
sucli pardon
American workman is
amendments lIlllll‘ih "I-
pose to realise aloud «WIW
gradually and 11119111..” as not
to create anva
WNW
Horst. a tv to.
lay, it P. Miller, J. ii. Bryan. Charles"
1B.Lohnun1.1sr bur lasagna. .1
{81113151 5’. Fitti'hlnb. “$13335
ran a, owayton id 11.
dim-110m: this. and Milk: B1W~Mn1
Thomas C. fllitcl’_i‘irtlandl__
e'w, Haven: 9.
and paste it in the back of your teie I
25 Maple 31., N., 21.2
1.13s medallion-ts .
Clifford—'1' A. filafié‘s.““.i. 51. neon.» ‘
11 spam. cn 111111 3....Wh .Lee .
.,R, ndsd,"
11'1"
9 .
weenie" 30%;" en t
golden. Ciilginnstl (Ni 1%“ 1i.
_j, 001110118
'0 W2 t1“, Hell
11 Vt; Juli
"meld. ' Ml
lilier'.’ Bantam]
arpets, Mattings
Oil Cloths and Libblednis
Floor coverings of all kinds are in high «meadow.» in there anything
more satisfying to a housekeeper than to look down at ,tilc floors of her
51“? home and and them clean with coverings good to 101*; noon? There is
something about Matting that appeals to all sensible Whoops".
it is
clean artislld‘ and vs. sanitary as any hoot coverings ”aid possibly be.
til/3c to 601:.
Oil1Ci10'l'H'i-‘l and ”NOLEUMS.
Eyes '
58 WALL STREET.
PHONE 43s. ' "
Umbrellas?
5-W- N: 1111.2 Better assortment or neuter patterns cannot be lcuhd 111111111111. Prices
dbl-MA «0., M
""1131... ’11 _"‘ . .1
in lime goods"wo new just received
148.“ a large assortment of new and pretty patterns at small print“!-
NORWALK.
So extensive and well-chosen is our strict“! Umbrellas that we
feel safe in saying'we can satisfactorily till ovary Umbrella want of
the entire family. Moderate pricing marks awry line. Prepare for
April showers by procuring an Umbrella now.
N. E. RYAN 81 CO...
, ”flashinnton Street
South Norwallt
Elliot-tic LabOr Savers
Electric ‘Pcrcolators. Chafing Dishes. Small Stoves, Water
Heaters. Broilers. Ovens, Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash-
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps and Domes.
llli Rllll ll VillKE Ellllll} ill.
TELEPHONE 35-1
,F
36 WASHINGTON STREET
You Are Hunting Trouble
every day you delay having that car-
riage repaired. For little breaks have
a habit of ‘suddcnly developing into
big ones. llave us fix up your car-
riage now. it will certainly save you
expense. it may save you from a se-
rious accident later on.
Luther M. Wright
Phone Connection
mun arssar..sourn NORWALK
‘ ham or; environs
TH. 11:11. :1
American Anricultliral Chamlcal Cola dispel-phosphate 0! Lime, Potato Man-
ure. Complete Manure. Fine Ground Bone.
Nailed Potato Manure, template Manure. res Dressing. Fruit and Vine Far- '
.1 illllfl'.
Lhifid Plaster, Alb-lashed les.=Murials of Potash. Nitrate of Soda. Un-
leached Wood Ash'as. Barnyard Manure. .
A 46 per cent. duty " '
ought“ to covergftlin ,difl craggy ~.
es. ?
artlcnfisrlytwlvshetbefifie 11111111
in all thll latest and most fashionable styles in hair: and Womens
Footwear \vili pa found at our store. “
Patent: Colt. Tan, 01: Blood and Suede
wousu‘s cry/Ilse ........
Militia divans.
........... 02.50 to $5.00 5'
FLYNN 8. RYAN
’0 WASHINGTON STREET
. BEAN POLES
RAYMND 33$
interesting and
_, more an
eerie ...... ...111--321W¢°”.5°
souru “‘NQBWALK .,~
unnstgo ‘HALF CENTURY.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Foster Had Anni-
versary Monday.
The inllibnry Nevis yesterday print-
ed the following:
MARRIED.
FOSTER—CROFU'l‘T—ln Dnnbury,
April 12,1859 by the Rev. Mr Peck,
in the Second Congregational church.
Joel 0. Foster and Miss Sarah M. Cra-
l'ntt, both or Danbury.
'l‘bc Nilictb wedding nnl-nvei‘snry 0!
Mr. 11nd Mrs. Joel 0. Foster, 0i 1th
city. was celebrated at their home. 3
Prospect street yenterday, the occa-
sion being due or congratulation for
the bride and groom of hill 11 century
ago. A reception was held in the st-
. rernoon from I in 6 o',cloclt and in the
skulls from 8 until 10 oclocli.
mill Mr. and Mrs. Filter enloy a
largo circle of friends, and these
dim-and made the occasion one long
to 'be remembered by the colebmlts.
The holsc'was decorated with. flowers,
and" Mr. and ‘lilrs. Foster received
their guestsin-the parlor. launch was
served in the dining room.
standpoint his seventy-fifth birtn-
day.1Mr. Foster is o well preserved
titan. and his use was forgotten as one
saw him standing erect and with
shoulders thrown back, accepting the
congratulations of his many friends.
Mrs. Poster, who in Dunn few years
his junior, has been touched but light-
ly by the hand of time, and her
laughter was as hourly and her step
as light as any of the guy throng that
made the Prospect street home the
scents of merrlment and good cheer.
Joel 0. Foster came to Danbury
from Bidgeiloid when a young man.
When the Civil War broke out he went
‘ to Stamford, and enlisted in the 'l‘wen-
ty-eigblh Connecticut Volunteers. serv-
ing with distinction throughout his
tcrm of service. lie returned to Dan-
hury in 11163. and entered the employ
of the building firm of Start and Bill"
bum. as architect. While with this
ilrm be minted in the erection of the
First Congregational church, destroy-
ed by fire May 6. 1907.
During the fifty years that Mr. Fos-
iorhaii resided in Daubury he has
been architect of many prominent
buildings in Danbury. among'tbem be-
ingths present Danbury Hospital. For
years he has been ensued in the
building business as a member of the
firm of Foster Brothers.
FOR SALOON LIMITATION.
Ono Bill for Which Temperance Peo-
‘ ’ pimHavc Icon Working.
Following is the text or one of the
bills now before the legislature:
The county commissioners of each
county my license for a period not
extending beyond the first Monday of
the month following the next. annual
town meeting, by a writing signed by
themselves. suitable persous to sell or
exchange spirituous and intoxicating
liquors in suitable places in those
towns within their respective counties
in which illicit licenses can legally be
ground and upon written application
111 the manner hereinafter provided;
but they lihlill not grant in any one
town more titan one license for each
one thousand persons or major fruc-
tlon lbcruof as shown by the United
States routine but preceding the grant-
ing of said licenses. One license may
be granted in each town voting [or ii-
cenacs without regard to the number
of lnhabltlnts.l1lccnses to drugg'lsts
add wholesale dealers shall not be
counted in tiring the proportion of ii-
censes to the palliation. But no per~
son who has been convicted of vio-
.latlug the law. concerning the the sale
of spirituous and intoxicating liquors.
orivbc haibald holds. one or penalty for
such 1111111111 in settlement of a prose-
ctlou iii-611g t against him or who
ll have forfeited his bond to ap-
odor in court to answer charges for
such violation. during the year next
preceding his sbpllcnt'IOn, shall be
a ll‘ccnbo. The provisions of this' not
limiting the number of licenses in pro-
portion to the population 11111111 not up-
1:13 to the issuing of licenses, the par.
of which does not e'xtent'i beyond
the first Monday or November, 1910.
All acts or parts of acts inconsistent
with this are hereby repealed.
woos Lio‘iir cross
At Men's ,Llssgue of first Congrega-
tional church in Bridgeport.
‘ . The'llien's League of the First Con= ‘
allegation“ church in“Brldg'eport held
itsusual monthly meeting, Monday. at
, the North Chapel. at which there was ,
‘ ‘an address by Judge John if.‘bignt, of
South Neurotic. on “The Business Man
and the 'Chdr ." which proved very
instructive. 'I‘ilc
‘spoakori‘wns followed‘iby General Bec-
- rotary Jeremiah Holmes. of ‘the Y. M.
C. A., s1so'enslrm'a‘n of tile special
(relief committee. ‘ After this speaker
refreshments were served and a social
.. lime spicy“ until slate hour. Dnrp'ig
the meals h number of new names
in the membership roll,
“sod than it enthusiasm was manifested
in rsgard to the future work of the
dengue. . .1:
W
seems only; «1&8? son 9911.
nmnGnP Pivlt‘ “April Iii—Tile llre
lit 1111 a
“the Mini-
cal sprinted“ The silver. ’vvali warned
that ii. must sic better isomeric about
' . onto, that while it was «amends
get the the tire dutch, twat inbre' ss-
must that the crust-stirs list to then
lire nun, and that nitrates care must
' societies in rounding core 1 "1»
Alttituigh;i the commission is impos-
on this slun'uisy minute, that
bottle chattels tit use or- the mesa-
lest" drivers of the locoicllcmlcsl. But
they 1111111 that they: could? not overlaid):
the incisor-est use. 1111111111111, motile
took the moraine or April 1. when re.
sponding to the fire at tho Holmes 8
Edward shop. . 1 ‘
The following day the iocdetlcnnoai
had to be taken to the factory for some
repairs to the shearing apparatus, but
the commissioners all agreed that the,
fflendlvgathel‘ed at the home Vector»
deemed a suitable person 'within the ‘
, meaning of this sectidu to costumed
dominion -.
use or room's-20" 611111 ”News 11mm. r
nrive by Cbstlleld Was not “responsible
4 tor the injury to the machine. » ‘
OPENING UP PELHAMWOOD.
Chance for Investors and Homemken'
to Secure Desirable Property.
, llnt‘ing illt' suppoiioil i‘us‘li oi‘ the
homenceliei‘s and investors to Long is-
land and New Jersey, due to the open-
ing of new bridges and tunnels, the
fact is that a very large Dert'elllflfi
or wclbtodo residents- of Wush‘initon'
“emits, Harlem a it edit filo
found New York cit rs idly ms
too crowded. have moved to Westcbes-
ter county, where they find it much
more cheaply to live, and iii the some
time cnjoy the comforts of ii home 111
the c‘,ountiy within easy reach of
their interests in Manhattan
The written facilities of Weslchcstcr
county have been rapidly l proving.
and it. is' now only a quested or a
few months wnen the New York can
frul "will have completed the electrifi-
cation of its main line as far nortli'as
million and the Holstein pension
will be running electric trains to
North White Plains The New Haven'
road has also been very active, hav-
ing co‘filpl'eted the electrification of’its
main line as fur east as Stamford. This
road has started work on its iiitriom
River division, and expects to have
electric trains running there within
the next tWelve months.
With the transit facilities or The
county so far advanced, everythlnlr
points to rapid increase in Westches-
tci‘ values during next year, and Gill’-
lord B. Harmon It Co. believe that the
nomcsoelter and investor buying now
within a radius of 40 minutes' ride
from the Grand Central station will
reap big returns on the money invest-
ed, especially if he is careful to bliy
being taken to exclude feature of de-
prove it detriment.
and successfully developed tnrcc prop-
open to the public a beautiful section
to be known as i'clhtunwood.
and New Rochelle, and they believe it
Will offer an unusual oppot ttinity for
investment.
’1‘ buy new Peihamwood is bound to
meet with the approval of the inves-
tor, and are so confident of the future
or Wostche‘ster that they limo mime
up their minds to devote their entire-
attention practically to development
within the county lltplts.
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MN Wil Blltltir
shm’fl‘o ‘ theorem 3ft you‘T
find ”it hdlilléult‘ ‘t‘u dildrfifie'l; to mtg!“
you try our spec a
qrearlfgery in tub or print. 35c and sec
per
We have other Butter. 301': and 32s
per lb.
We are headhunters for the finest
Fruit and Vegetables.
11111111111111. Rhubarb, its ish, Det-
tune". Water Cress, Spinach, nines,
Strawberries, ‘Pineap'ples, Oranges,
Grs e Fruit, etc.
ll l‘itnd‘ see our SMilrdsy display
of Seascnnble‘ Sheds. You Will be sur-
prided at our prices.
1.. 1.1.. ,. .1. .. -
us
tannins clouds.
.. .1
11:11.1,
does yam- cleaning in ope-fourth the
time and acne plishes betgr i:‘esults
3:11 by any tit ‘er process. eon of
rain; 11p carpets or removing the fur-
nitnre. or disturbing the household.
contracts mode ‘to clean residences
churches, offices, lodge rooms, etc. not
me estimate on ‘your spring cleaning.
Reasonable pr cell. Trusted opera-
tors Best service Plinu' 477. -
l cuts. 11. DOWNES Prop.
9 COURTLAND PLACE.
in restricted sections, where care is,
vclopmcnt that would litter-on lend to .
After having placed on the market:
«runs 111 Westcbestcr, they have now ,
'i‘llli-l .1
property is iocated on the New Haven ‘.
road midway between Mount Vernon ,
as our meniscus. 111111. -"
.11 . hm ’1 it. it 1. an as ‘
eNoiwalk wsikllacuuin caning ;
Co’s Wilson
Leaders in
Mill. 4 w - '
We are showing hundreds of'
actuai duplicates of Paris Halon
as well as Typical New Yorkl
Styles.
At $4. 95 to $15. 00'
SEE‘ BIG WINDOW
DISPLAYS.
9”
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I OlVlN Six MONTHS IN JAIL.
NEW HAVEN. Aplil li.—ll‘ranccsco
Nuzsc, charged with manslaughter in
thrusting an umbrella into the eye of
Antonio Generous, the lniury cousins
11111111, was given slx months in jail.
yéitth'rdd'y.“ ‘ L ,
MONEY ADVANCED
to all on their household turnlture.
.planos and other personal property.
without removal. on their own name
witlfbut 111111111111. Call and see til. in-
ldepcndsm Loan and Security 60..
Haviland Bldg" Washington St. Office
open until 1 p.- 111. Monday and Sat.-
urtiuy until 8: all 1-
N EWIJLI NB OF
. Whitney '
Baby Carriages
GD‘ .
‘ All colors and inset notes-date styled.
1‘. A. Miranda
.x 1.»?! 1‘“, unit.
norr‘s mm a,
Anthony. newline. ”clout
Wm. H.61uns.... ...iliitsloa W
nil-nits: asp 11111111,
‘11“ ”1111811111 April is
l Leon W. Washbdm
OFFERS
STETSON’S
BIG. SPECTADU LAN PRODUCTION
Uncle'l‘om 8
With All therWMaturca react-m ,
Made This ngpapy Famous.
1,11
to so
sccsh'is "gm fie" :'
Grand Transformation Scenes 51111 lids
thanlohl Kitsch. ‘
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~Juhliu rigors Oaks Wat
' finalised hounds, 00w;
ones. Flute and . ,
dra'uln y small Shetland Ponies,
1 ' ‘HI‘
WA'I'Cl-i for the Sitcct Parade,
“Baxnum of 'l‘bcin All.” '
411.111. ..10, 20. to show
Norwalk Chronicler