MAHADKIMD Her '
I count soaw
Saturday chocolates at subsoil Po'w-
all Corporation. . 9,‘_ 9, ‘3
James E. Sillth. I the St ert
piano agency. is in firl’dgeport todet’s'.
Edward Couch, pf-Ridgsileld. was a
visitor 19 team; regularity.
9'1‘he be?) Gausshsnis discharging
d of itunllntius cell] at the Ilnr'l‘ls
& ans yard. .
H—Best Butter, 320 lb. FD.L. d: 9009
Wilfred Robbins. of France street
spent we nesday evening with friends
In Stem ,'.d
Special sale of sheet music at W.
A, Briggerman's. The adv. ‘Mll tell
you more about it.
The barge Mildred is at the Harris
& Gans wharf discharging 600 tons of
anthracite coal.
—-Roe Shad. 12c. Buttery‘ 5.
Miss Susie Mack. of Baltimore.
Maryland. is 'the guest of Miss Gran-
ville Carr, of Madison street, for a few
days.
Mrs. George G. Ernst. of West ave-
nus. will go to 'New’Yol-k tomorrow
and will be the guest of friends until
Tuesday.
-.—-Canes. Canes. O'Brien.
Edward W. Keley. Jr.. the South
Norwalk druggist. has been entertain-
ing J. :W. Hudson, of Providence.
Rhodalsland.
The Seventh Company: Bugle Corps
is planning to hold a dance on the
7th of May. The arrangements are
now being made.
"For the Land's sake" use Bowker's
Fertilizers. Manuel Toro Hatch. Agt.
A meetillg-of‘the governing commit-
tee of the Norwnlk‘ Ya‘cht Club will be
held next Monday lnight at the South
Norwalk' 'Clnb. '
Miss Grace Lawrence who has been
confined to her ,home In Orchard
street. with 6h attack of the grip, is
slowly recovering. 9
--Gluteh Flour $1 bag. FDL. dc Co.
Electrical Superintendent Albert E
Winchester of ‘Gerard, lace. is some-
what improved from h s nervous at
tack and stomach trouble.
J. W, Dake. of the water c‘ommls
sioners' office. who has been seriously
ill. continues to improve nicely at his
home ill Elizabeth street.
~Leg of ham: not. mutton. 17c But
tery’an :2, 9.9 ., 'l‘u's- o
Henry We sell. an eggt upholster
er of New” ork and ifornla. has
been ‘mreoelttl employed by F. A.
Mitchell the furniture dealer
Deacon John D. Taylor goes to the
Fairiioid County Children‘s Home. in
Westport avenue. next Monday. to be
gin the annual poring houseclesning.
~Latest in 'Boft Hats. .O'Brlen.
Charles S St. John and family have
moved from Elimbeth; street to the
George R Beans placenta Bayview
avenue, which they recently purchas-
ed. ,
William- Laowe the Westport avenue.
musician and .milkman, has taken a
position with Contractor T. F. Foley,
who is building th new bridge at
Meadow: street.
rehflfbrnla Layer Raisins. 16c
g’vhdpmmc pkg. 1". D. Lawton & .00.
Show. G. Seymour. wife of Elwin.
eei' Smeour, of the Ridgetleld branch
train who has been in the Norwalk
lioniiitsl ufor the operation. is rapidly
improving. In health. 9
.'f'ho annual meeting of Golden Rule
(:lroletof King's Daughters of the Non
walhslisthodlst Church. will be held
t 4afternoon at 3 o',clock at the real
do cebi’ Mrs .James McAllster. of U911-
i999 avenue2Norwalif.
w—Chopped Beef,120.llnttery‘.s
iPeople passing along South Main
sweet this morning heard a Welcome
sound. It was that of a lawn mOWer
59969.9,tt was in service on a. lawn. too 9
ram it! the last day or We b
caudal the, grassrto shoot up almost 59
it v tingle.
a carpet bowls team of Sherman
l. ysil results: has an im- imp.
W.” Mnu Ion-{toning at ..
midgeport. At that time the local
team wilW thankivom column ._
t ,m. MW $.25?!le M their: »
in the sem- nals for the state
c 'i. $383138 W0“ 8
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running for the
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on lthe 8269399
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515 on'
puncture: tween”
38' degreeilm Winn was 2.11
inches, the ”test fall in 24 hour9
being .'59 inoos mm its and 20
The rainfall was a '9‘ hail-in 9
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and nine
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Attorney J 051'. ifllbbeil. of Nor-
walk, spent y lords! iILNow Haven
on business.
Mia. Dpanin'g. of New York
9
”Shetland 10c. Buttpryg. .99
llfl‘ln‘llfln 'I Daughters. of (Bradbury
”rainbow. an entertainmlot In the
[Will last evening.
John Ward 990d .Miss Annie LiWard. of
W .9“ d" l '
isdafl Min, of Weston. is the
3 .FDanbury. were tlfi' nests 0! friends in
New
mail tfew days.
wCallfornlam Layer Raisins. 15c
‘= ”60:11.0?!" P ..D lawful»? Co.
. W. was born to Mr. and 1559999
iil‘la McCann. of 49 Circuit)!
streel, orwalk, Monday attemeon.
v. Andrews? kett of Windsor
M “tsulégvgst Wednesday of
hi! New Plunkett. of Riv-
er's .uftorw vital
one will be a special rehearsal at
fiersutu 'Ncrw‘sllunaptlst Church on
. Wit-.319- 2:20 9.0mm Eyu
spends ”his 4° be present ,
inmost in Cans. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Boesin'g. of Mot
Wine street, Norwulk. are moving to
Bridgeport where Mr Boesing has
McKinley Camp. Spanish War Vet
erans.‘ held a meeting in the Armory
last evening. but only- routine matters
pertaining to routine business were
disposed of.
The United Volunteer Life Saving
Corps boys of South Norwalk are try—
ing hard to get .the piano 'for their
of Washington street. will give away
to the person getting the most con-
130M.
-~Chopped Beef, 12c. lluttcry‘s.
1n a. pool game of the Norwslk Fire
Police tournament played in their
rooms last evening. Everett Bylngtou,
rated 110, defeated William Keisler.
rated 175. Gilbelt Hutton acted in the
capacity of referee and James Golder
as scorer.
The state treasurer's department
sent out yestertfly warrants to the
treasurers of the various towns. pay-
ing the proportion of the state tax.
All the towns in the state except Harp
land and Voluntown have stock in cor,-
porailons. The total amount is
“28.54020, ’
Deputy State Treasurer Frank B.
Marsh appeared before the finance
committee, Wednesday. and advocated
the laying of a state tax. 'He stated
the conditions of the state 'iinances.
William H. Baron. of Danielson. spoke
ill opposition. He didn’t believe the
tax fair under the present system of
assessments.
-Men's Caps. ‘O'Brien.
E. S. Bowen. regent of Sherman
Council. Royal Areanum. is making an
efl'ort to have a large delegation of
the members attend the. annual ban-
quet of the grand council In the 80
tel Strstfleld, Bridgeport. next Tapas
day evening. at 8 o ’clock. Those moms
bers intending to go should notify. See,
retarer. A. Parsons byAurll 18th...
Joseph Rooney, of Berlin Norwalk.
presented friends in town last evening
with a (8 pound striped bass which he
lured from the waters of the Sound
yesterday morning. The mammoth
fish gave a hard battle tothe sports-
man for over an hour before it was
hauled ashore and nearly wore him
out. This is said to be the largest
bass ever known to have been caught
on rod and reel along the, Connecticut
shoreL—Dallhury News;
-~Lobsters. llve.lilc. Jinttery‘s.
Charles E. Johnson, who has been
making a short'yislt with his son,
Charles E Johnson. Jr.. leturned this
morning to New York. to resume his
duties with a large engine company.
Mr, Johnson has been spending most
of the last year or two in Texas.“ but
he will now be located in andxabout
New York and aspects to make fre-
quent trips to Norwalk. Mr. Johnson
has also been to New Haven this It
to see his- other sou, Herbert A. John:
son. .
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Order
'Sons or St. George. held their regular
weekly meeting Tuesday night. and
the matter of celebrating St. George's
Day «as brought fo‘rvlnrd. The lodge
will keep this day by 'httendlng divine
servicnin n bedyiat the Norwalk Meth-
odistcburch on Sunday, Apriltith.
After the regular business was con
ed; 'a smoker with refreshments an
singing until late in the evening. These
npfa few
wdfie bootle- - .for the our
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and try our Sipecihl ‘v‘fi'esh are
per Ib . ,
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per lb 3: , _9 9 ill ’v
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" film moses.
a: weer wAssmer'dll mm.
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Oil Cloths and Linoleums
' Flour covering! of all kinds are in high demand now. is there anything
'giore satisfying to a housekeeper than to look d atjhe floors of her
home and find them clean with coverings good'to' 00‘ upon? There is
something about'Mattisg that appeals to all sensible housekeepers. it is
clan; artistic and as ult‘ary as any floor coverings could possibly be.
Be9tter assortment or neuter patterns cannot be found uInywhere. Prices
"acornsn 5
9t9‘l99o’f9r, Land Mrs. E. L. .8031. .0! 999
opened“ up-todats meat market. l
58 WALL STREET.
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rooms that Dickerman and Company. .
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cluded the members and friends enjoy: ~
1 rested in 0 hot have decided to.
a? I:lsg'aotlée games with '
{The Hatch
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fronts.
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fight. most varied anti 0991mm 0'9, litm-
thriller 5! till.“ science! or any— of its New M? will .
55.9mm, solicit tits patronspcufuwmw one. ‘91 ~.
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find It liliiiciflt dottind er: to 05%
Creamery. in tuber. Mambo and 355 ,
«its burl-6‘9." ..
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9 pains at 5995" price? 99 A
Tuneral stream and llnlhahners.
12-18 North M599; Street,
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South Norwalk. Court
9r* 5,:
0. '3. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.9
Eyes Examined Free
PH 3N2 438.
NORWALK.
Umbrellas
So extensive and well-chosen is our stock of Umbrellas that we
feel safe in saying we can satisfactorily fill every Umbrella want of
the entire family. Moderate pricing marks every line. Prepare for
April showers by procuring an Umbrella now.
N. E. RYAN 81 C0,
86 Washington Street
South ,Nprwalk
Electric Labor Savers
9 Electric Percolators. Chafing Dishes, Small Stoves. Water
Heaters. Broilers. Ovens, Luminous Radiators. etc. Pocket Flash-
lights 9nd Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps had Domes.
36,WASHING'1‘ON“STREET
You Are Hunting Trouble
every day you delay having that 'car-
riage repaired.- For little breaks have.
a habit of suddenly developing into
big ones. ullave us fix up your can '
rings now. it will anomaly save you
expense. it may cars you from a 509-9
l-lous sealant later 09.,
show woalthK
- mau.9sr~nhono '
American Agricultural Chemical Co.'e So he bite ,6f time. l’of to n-,
are. Comdlmlllanure. F105 oneself." OP 4 m ‘
Mlpfl" Potato Manon, cbm99plet90 Manure. Top Dressing. Fruit and Vine For»
Land Plaster. Air-slashed Lime, Murine of Potash. Nitrate of Soda, _Un-‘
leached W005i Ashes. Barnyard Momma. 9 .. ‘. ..‘ . 1‘
£94,199; 1,” ‘
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a watch with .Eimy Pair .l no.3.
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‘0 ““‘llg i] ‘ Mrs. G. W": of New York,
dress.
’Tlto April meetl bf Norwalk Chap
tor. D. A R, was eld at the hospita-
Pimpiea. Rub, EWP‘W“! Ito" his home of Mrs. Van Buren yesterday
00'9”! Indicated by "“1 afternodnr with a large attendance.
1“" "mm”. The Chapter had as a guest Mrs.
*‘H .. J" Wood. 0“ 2‘ HIV
Since its discovery obeyed! m. cmmem, 19,1, .
mum. the new skin fumed], bu. in "93*" W
it; extraordinary accomnm We: dance am" in", 9
c‘eeded the must sanguine expect! on in gpfln‘wm9 M" Btearns gave a
0’ fl” eminent 'PWMM "‘0 3‘" most comprehensive report of the state
it to tlfi‘wm'ld It h" tilted thallfl' [Heeling at. ”WOL
ands of cases of eczema nomadic» '1‘ ,9 out, introd ced Mrs, 0 WI
ed facial and other disfigurements of ”Hf art. “0‘, 3
years' standing; The fpfliblo items! sawdust 299.93%; «amnion
..sm
attendins e sill'siopveduwth 01' get. WW 5 Holdgpartep :-
first smile .sgivll'l‘g proof ofaitm‘ ,- imp; , imm‘u’i n
curative properties at the very out- oarsonality. thoroughly conversantan
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“9"” here hope to M lion!
9995.05 glitch. results show . The lastorlsn and or? . d. the
f an 'OVEI'IMt Abbi lration. 0'1" 3 school teacher, in canpnny With a
Militant“! MIDI "Wired ‘0 0500‘ young man, a student from Philadel-
5 ‘tzurem9n Those Who use will!!! 1‘” phia Theological Seminary, spent the
, mimr skin 1 hie: can now tie at Valle For e last Saturday and
all? them ’ y 8
301708 0f“ ”0513‘ m“ very inmrestlng souvenirs were shown
.9 99 90:5: urocontlv 550de meet at the Chapter meeting yesterday
“9““ 3°"? “‘9 59'0““ ’ng' Refreshmentsswere served.
'1‘“: ”"9 WWW “U"- The program was in charge of Mrs.
be. 5 taincd in South orwalli at The Day. of Westport.
Dillard Pharmacy. Eliw W. Kelley. ___.....'._.._
Jr.s. and other leading drltl:l stores. DOLGE—BECK.
‘ ' e on ll
mglggkl’inadhgegng change byv :m; Miss Gertrude Dolge, daughter of C
direct to the Emergency Laboratories, A 90"” weflllwflv was warm“ 1'
32 we" Twenty-fifth street New York the Trinity Church Westpci't, [)3 Rev
cit ’ Kenneth McKenzie, at 6 o'clock, Wet‘
y99. llestiay evening. to Ernest Beck. abufl‘
. ncss man of Brooklyn N Y. Th
MOCK TRIAL AT HIGH SCHOOL bridemaids were Miss Emily Ky!
llrooklyn. and Misses Emma Kemp?
Literary club Holds Interesting and and Mildred Taylor, of Westport. 'ru
Inatructlve ~-Event.
. . gown trimmed with lace which he
The “mm” Club of "‘0 horwalk been owned by her grandmother ll
with school held a Menu excltms Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Beck will u
and dramatic mock trial, yesterday at- side in Brooklyn, alter the weddin.
ternoon, in the assembly hall of the trip.
building in West avenue. This was
one of a. series of interesting events
being held at present by the lJterary
Club which are lwoduotive of much in-
prsented in Hoyt’s Tm.
afternoon and evening “3913990. do ,
.csuse comment uponsfllé‘
The serum billed by the Morris ,
cult‘ that Beaten, as their regular 11
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lline of'talk and songs. combined it! ‘
bllde wore a white satin directolr ,
HOYT’S trimaran. .
The vaudeville bill which will ”
e the leading vau‘
The Must
ye Mu
9 (I almost burst
erriiimilt’ in turns Charles HM
I‘lpu't if hilt!) pe
vi Trio! inithelr ,fli
lsklt, i meeting
siclans and singers, have .’on
merit and promise to add to the
lily of the program. The Rogers, I
Ldevilies clearest juveniles; The
cent Comedy Team. with an up to .
fay Murray in illustrated, songs
;be motion pictures will complete
bll which will be presented at
more popular prices?
covssnoa LILLav serve) i‘
HARTFORD. April 16-41210 call u
‘on of Governor George L. Lilley. ‘,
a ill at his home here continues '
lve hope for his ultimate r ,9 "
'he report from the executive
ion this morning was lb the if t
let the governor is resting comf
bly night and day and that there
sen no material change in his con
on during the past two or three am.
Sentinellda. bring returns.
structioa, and adds much interest to
the otherwise sometimes irksome dil-
ttes of school life. The “fair, was
followed out upon strictly legal lines,
except that. some young ladies eliciab
ed ‘on the jury. whereas none of the
feminine sex may be seen ill the jury
box of the criminal common pleas
court. where this case would be tried.
However, if women are ever allowed
equal rightswlth men, which event
is predicted by some metropolitan pa-
pers, the knowledge obtained may
be of some use.
Lawrence Pauline, who was proven
to be a guilty wretch. was accused of
breaking Into the High school. running
off with some dynamite from the lib
borntory. which article was supposed
to be used for experimental purposes.
blowing up the safe in the commercial
department with the aforesaid dyna-
mite, and extracting $100,000; and with
breakingdnto the desk of 0.4L Post.
forgin a check from a blank lboolt
whihhghappehe‘d to be handy and um.
.chntngnn automobile with the same.
its. 115mm: was comit ted upon the
defenses contractlctory statements,
and upon the fact that the numbers
of the hills found in his possession
corresponded with those which. had
been resting soplugly in the desk of
0. K. Post
hi. Waiter Ryder was the lawyer for
the defense, and Clinton C. Hubbell
prosecuting attorney. Dr. E. H, Gum-
bart acted as Judge. and ruled out or
admitted testimony as ably as any dis-
ciple of Blackstone. The total cast
follows:
Doiendant—Iawrcnco Pauline.
Lawyer for Defensm—E,Walier Ry.
der.
1’ a ting Attorneya‘ciluton C.
mag"? . . ,. .. ,9 .
Judge—Dr. 1-3. H. Gonlbart.
Clerk of the Court—Anna '1‘. Hipson.
Witnesses for Prosecution—James
Dayton. .Willet. Chinery. Valet Church.
Witness fer Defense—Jack Hearty.
Court Myshah-Ral‘ph 'ledwm.
Jury—Misses Alias McHngh Gladys
lane. lllrJOi‘e Mius, Margaret Jen.
luau. Madely Crank, Mellie St. John;
Messrs. Richard Ireland. Frank Guar-
ior a retail store.
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life and the marvelous growth?
and agheadlveness to develop it.
And what has “565."?
Tracey Ambler. llllam Dan els
After the arguments b the lawyers
the Jury retired to cons der the case.
it was in this discussion by the jury
that the young ladies played a promin~
cut. According to report, they found
so many flaws and weak points in the
dcfense's testimony that when they re-
ported theirvcrdict of guilty the prlsa
oner at theiharvhad no case at all.
‘ bonsai": away.
Concern Ill/Monroe Street.
should” 9b99e'99.99 We?“
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WANAMAK I. R' S--
At Your
Do you realize how definitely this vast intiitlliloo.v3l9tli its wonders
iul resources and tremendous facilities‘exists for your service? Have
you ever given thought to its principles and policies. its unique
methods and unusual achievements, and considered what special
interest they should arouse in you?
Practically everybody who gives the matter a thought. realizes
that Wmhaker's IS DIFFERENT from all other stores. ‘
Serious-minded people, who remembpr how the retail trade had
practically abandoned this locality; before the pumhase of this store
by John Wanamaker, must inevitably be impressed by the NEW LIFE
that has developed here since the change. ' : .
‘9Msny9 shrewd business men strongly advisedagainst trying to 9 I
rebuild this old Stewart business—slime more than twelve years ago. 0 5
when it had almost died out. 'They said it was too far down town
But the advice went beheaded. 9,9'9rhs Emile? “91,901.51“, 9 .9
T1” “W 131301111“ and methods were pianist! in this old- down-ton .5 "
You all know how soon the Old Stewart Building became too
snail to, hold jibe mowing business. You see the New Wanilmker 9
Building-omen than twice as large as the old building—which had ,'
to beadded‘. You seewitlnnit New York's slargest and linen 931- z"
elusive'Stlh'ii forlden; en' the Main floor: "1de0",- Shellfish-n
maker Galleries 01 withing and Decoration-ewltich, in size,
equipment, facilities and unique features. have amazed the trade and
public of two continents-r-oi the world
But what 18 back of, and under lt all? What caused the new
A’ NEW IDEA; ji‘lnd the courage. originality, initiative, gepiy‘s
Doing each thing g little better than it had ever bush 'dolief‘»
before. Never being sittisfied with what has been accomplished. .:9. -‘
Always seeking bettermerchsndise. Keepiugoni mvsibfs'mourhig '1
old and new continents for newest things and was things ,
Always living up to our promises. Making good for thy niis- 'l' "
takes. with onrthaaks to the customer that brought our short~cqm~
ing to our attention. Nevér ensilnngaan anycuslomer to keep any it ‘
merchandise on was not perfectly memory. Givirirhaek are u
mosey, enliownlg the credit whenever allied. ' ‘1
Lending every helpful Sela that a store can 91319.9 t9 slim9
computers and visitors. Ploviding entertainment and dives-105.0! ,
musglntuespng land 'r'elioéli character. . - ,9 l ' . ~
Alivsys looking for a way to serve you better. and more this
store come more closely to your individual idea of what your store
W to Nave 9you99tel919 9959 how ‘9It99e9 on: ‘
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9 9 Wide. couldyflngthe world ever-m“
' m ...a lor 55’s furnishing ‘01 the homer-“stem for "a
“"mept moderate prices. 9 ‘ .
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and: escaped in.
add’th‘s ”automate
”in WW9." .,
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Gelluario’s place ill Main street. Non'
walk. lie will also give an exhibition
llmy‘htwlcll‘i’ovmrs' ‘pobl roolll m‘ .
Port Chester. “
Norwalk Chronicler