til i
F'rllllilll ‘8"in {till
iFslrlield's Urlnue. lee Cream Dis-r
it pedber A as urinating 1111
hm, Sodium or senor
1 . llt‘filth‘m 00y.
Custom House Ollicisls Call Aileniion
to Them. as They Are to
1. ’ ‘H.
ta e at Stamford 1 i
u 11., ‘
.-. 113ls Father-sin“ w t is gen l" 1 :333 and Be Eulereetl 1
smarter A u rt~sr ”CF mo F c. qficfiecmc
J). 1 pr 1 y venue in making things" g ‘inside. With the season approaching When
”MW“ Heckwith, dispenser of soda and ice
1 .11., page: ‘crenm to the thirsty hordes which
ld-
1trail into town from Bridgeport and
TM” W“ a other nearby communities during the
Dam in ”‘9 summer band concerns awoke yester-
Thc D. Ts. tinke‘r things up. for
a few hours; the Sumlord Range.
serves food properly cooked and
digestible, and so keeps your ma»
about Norwsjk' will go i is-
slon. the cuttom house “c all
attention to tha“i'oliowlug erroaiar
issued by the mortals.” t commerce
the big not or hinterland: iihinted
A Small Group of Baileys 11.311
and China Cabinets offered specmlly
gulfufizt all? day morning to learn that he was pro cllinery in good order.1ang$fibl'-deeilflii£mt lllll ptenda t0
‘ sumabi a fathervinhlnw While this "I 90 10 8 ll 31393500 . ar—
‘_ . "re also in did no: delight him as much a“ it Elke 3. Stamford Range and take 3% no 89“ (Jauwg. and other” These mat and beautiltullgl modeled .fnccfis arebot Qu th
W13 4 ”re - .. . ltion. Hearius might, it i. thought that "Bless you. '- 't W' T 1‘ ' concerned: '9 department has rc- tL-rcd Oak, and of such sty e t at any one wr com me wr
. I 1:35:00; ' gum ly spokeswor my children." Will be extended alter; . 1 111 r ml]?! injuries as to0 the equipmeu't airy Dining Suite of Quartcred Oak.
. 1. = - - we a re the shock subsides 1 = W lot the act June 7 “‘9 d k i ii d d '
' 1 “WWI Other For SALE av . d“ section 4.420.1'evl0 d stallites. to Cabinet in $13 so.Qriart¢r1e 03 “’1“ 5W“ ‘3” 5 a“
had failed to give = Went. “99"”91 ,lnp plain glass front.
array Pills nt onco-
096 box. the. fink
WIMTORHMHM 138:1». M1.
_ rose and.
MS
I
“I“
were an mare
troll: ill! Muck” tron e
rheuma-
1 no tI‘r 01M "snarl give
0 nKidney Pills the credit. "
3t; “Fetister-fi‘hbfflvs PhilF. ll:
Navya York sole agents 11th the United
Remember the name—Donn s—and
'Il
8 T
or
,inleat on r F9!
F U at: its an the fir
new toting) whl e
1 . 1 ‘Xrlfl': fillets
' . tardy; was e‘h to the‘
Urn, istnotfirpeotsd to live
Fill lit Wfltiqmgbee“
:DOWN in. THE
NH?‘ In
Layoung'
in your house w in a
Million ”'BlrieaFlam'e
' ans uprivArrbs‘.
. 1 To 0 us or drop a postal and
ourf‘ tentative will call and give
:you‘. information and figures.
.1.
r
.mF'T'T'r.
Connecticut
‘xv AA to M1 w" “AWL; li‘r:h‘ 9.. m
in 9-1»
truth“ this “um“- ”
lie u have 1 '
.1 1 .23.... 1
'1“ylble__ll€tll'““1r ’
Agent for F'r. Beck I:
C lei-bolt . Giuswsro rel-louse
d GoodsF 1’11th Supplies,
’ “:inmby the piece or set.
n
F331
'1 14'
”l: 11%dl. unit: on
.‘a' indestructible calls
and 'mts11t0reyg
§
mini»?
Matte
ringing
‘ “broth“! trouble. and1
1% l had finished the contents of|
1 a horse trailer.
why not but those cold, dwrrp rooms ’l‘
. mains guarded by an ether of th
1' ‘0. . .
’ twice as much
35
Jehovah a carpenter a Wall FMF .1
11ot ,.
agent or “the Commbla Phonm ‘ ‘
nine-Maud '
wow 'Slilrrdes and Plctnrclirliouu '
The matrimo at spirit. which has
pervaded the an urban to
past few days may or they at have
duced' Mi. Beckwlt‘b's daughter.
his Amy, to druids that shoe. too,
would mate. At any rate she left.
112W: about 3 o'clock Thursday after
nods. ostensibly lei Bridgeport on a“
shopping trip. That she- went to
Bridgeport W. certain in view of
certain vlitter disclosures. Her shop
lug tour evld iitlv extended only so
at as the tor clerk's omce when-
ior a nomifi‘al ‘sritn a first class mar-1-
rihg'e license was secured
Probably Wed.
,, The. steam save his name its Wei-1
Jar ‘Slqfi'e; occupation, contractor;
{insides-Le Dnnbury it is supposed
alto king all the trouble that the
Digit! the maid sought out a min
later the gospel to do the' joining.
Rwy haven’t returned yet. nor has
r Boohwitii received any advices
telegrts'phic' or otherwise, announcingl
the gist! tidings.
in b‘airfleld Stowe was known
for the
“'1
‘ TO THE MEMORV or A ooo.
Of the memorials to dogs the most
imposing of modern date is “.Teli’a-
ower.’ a structure on the maltose
near West Kirby Cheshire. -ngland.
it is in honor of the great St Bernard
dog. Tell “ancestor or most or the
rough- coated champions of England.
add himself winner 0! every prize in
the kingdom. He Was majestic in up
peitr'unce noble in character. and or
rindaiinted (”Olilflgi’ " Built by, the late
.i. Cumming Macdona. the tower is a
scrt of summer house in the base of
which is a vault containing Tali's re
iifarkable animal rrWldO World n-
I lie, .'.‘1 . {.7 A v
7
05‘0““? .. Puts
1.121;... :ii'lr ‘
mélhl‘isu
EVERYWliHiE
.5 utlnr‘. sch1001; 7: 313301).
1‘ b ayer and sermon st
=,.-n1o»a till
lllillliil lilllllll
METHOD!" '11 ‘9 '
Nor-walk Methodist Church 1ranlt'
D. Torrey. pastime-Morning w ship.
1 10:30 subject of sermon. A Study in}
Architecture. The Easter music will
is repeated at the morning and even-
lng servltes. Sunday morning Gina's
nesting. 9: 30. led by F. H Minot;
Sunday school. 12 m.. Epworth “”2“”
devotional service. 6; 30 p. m be
subject will be The Appeal of Our Ne-
cosslties, and the meeting will be led
)y F. 'l‘ Roscoe. Evening worship,
:30. The subject of the mm A
“in Who Was Out 01' Tune Wit the
Infinite. Tuesday. 7: 45\p. m., (lass
ten-ting led by F T. Riiscoe. Wed
destiny 7: 30 p in.. social in tho
hurt-h parlors. under the direction of
I
. .Ute Epworth League. All are invited
1 Thursdav
7:4.) p. m. union prayer
treating at which the report of the
1 recent canvass of the town of Norwaik
‘)y the Connecticut lilbic Society will
i be made. The secretary ol‘ the society
S. W. Raymond. will also be present
llltl give a brief outline of the grand
which has been accomplished by the
sqcl'ely throughout the state. Friday,
3:30 p m1. Junior League. under the
lircctlon or Miss E. M. Ford.
‘ OWIIORTIONAL
South Notwalk Congregational
Church, Charles 8. Macfarlund pas
tor; Theodore R. l-‘nvlile. assistant——
l‘he preacher for the day ‘wlll be Rev
F. l). Janeway of Dartmouth College.
Morning service at it): 30 o'cldflt.
Bible school at 12 o‘clock. The. Men's
Christian inquiry Club. subject. -'l‘ltc
Church and Socialismilleader Dr W.
H.8tow91The Wotrlt‘h‘s C ristlan lu-
rulry Club. subject. The 8 age lend-
r. Mrs. Keep. Evening service at 7
o’clock. 0 ' “ '
' .IP‘W".
Grace Baptist Church.’ J. Ndwnrd
Harris. pastor-«ll a nr.. ‘preaohlng;
: ‘30 p. in.. sacred concert. 6: 45 p.” m3;
B. Y. P. U; 7: 45 p. m.. preaching.
Tuesday evenin 'lelt‘l'ioi‘ll' r’neeting‘
Wednesday but lift ’Udlori Lycc.rrni
)y Deacon Johnson and Miss Bile“
llainlctt.
EPIBCOPAL.
Trinity Church, ii. A. Sadtlt-r. ioc
tor—First Sunday alter Easter. 8 a
1 0.; Holy Communion: 10: 'lo a in.
timing prayer and sermon‘ 12 in..
n11, evening
or music will
be repeated tomorrow. Strangers and
.ilstora welcome. The confirmation
risases will meet at 4 o 'cldclr Tuesday
and 8 o'clock Wednesday. All candi-
dates must be present at one of those
meetings.
1, 'Grace Church the Rev. .1. Benton
‘ Werner1rector—Low Sunday.
1 :glebration of the Holy Communion at
The
8 o'clock; moguls; wager, and ser-
.. up you 00 atioon;
lss'lou .Su ayachpojmttfirqud‘e twig“
2: 40.3 evening pile yer”?
7:» The. preacher hit a aortic
:ill‘gr strength and durability.
ST loll R01) is equal to one eostlr
Buy "FISEING TACKLE FHAT'Fr
FIT FOR FISHING." 1 .
2i
uoruow will be the Rev. Fr ncio'ol
run. of ew York some line
10%.... “Fri idly? 1mm
There will be no meat ng of thé
ml“ Sunder .SQllthJ pines tumor
Ad full lino or this lwrd always 0 ’1
drills E 350w
r wasumn‘l'ou' arses;
his»
w.
01
M
.2- 11's»
on equestrian/1
IFaun-(00’s. and‘oa
Annlng'riir kiwi!» ll. 0. “when
1 i. e reading room. 9
11. 8. ind noblest Apnllvlhth, “Duo: 3‘
is ‘ 1 ~
“Alli/din new e~urlen,1
Flirt;
lb“ “- itllQi MD
. nith lilies Annu-Nlckerson,1lsdll
"i rlgy evening at. 7: 8
2 Int.
' ”cl-graffiti s6.
1 1. Eltst1.l31brlstlnri. Science Society, , , ,
-N_orwalk——Reguiar Sunday “12¢?!er A
inc of Mona mkhi'l‘asflmow
At the Advent Christian Church,
on Zandt street. the pantsuits» .-.Les
v.1 1E Reynoldspwlll. preach amt»
duo Morning. subtract.
Hawaii-1m crimina- Aniline! Arthritis
ninr.1siruday1vr.school...nt.t2 1am
.iurrlurmoihig shill p. ,m. Llfiyal Work-r1“ "
stunting at 5: 45- p in, subject.
Rosjururrlbiiity for Others; lender,
"MW'MKWF. «Missiomtltudr. Class
r-1wlll ineptwfllitesday evening at 7: 45,1
filter
1ma-week pra or service hurls
evaporation purer-tilts .111
lowland-lieu lanthanum. (thumb. Ross
C 11". rthunann,
aster.
'alreet. Stamford.
2M4 “will”. u ‘
York,“ lhfi'nt
0 int m ‘rtr.
Nprli
‘lf
MM» MOM WW
m
I at the horned! 2!“..le rod Bodv
1‘31 anon. malarrsrsoilns will
Onlvllill rs Robert E.Pardue.1mutp
.1 We. General Agent.
aln street Friday nttornooii, Aprilm
89, am- 0 01001:. , .
llorace R. Nash. cor. North Main and Walt Sta.
Thursday evening. prayer meeting. led '
1 stuntinoplc
rr
fichataija. on the r1allioad line about
ll
46 3mm .19
nr-Preaohingini ~1
the “osmium” influential till“
' unfit” 1. ,rl‘edfimvilmi
“I! (run >
«at 10:. an, ,
:l ‘4' ! I i, I
HQCRITMe WMIWGLUIV . 1
i 1 or"... haunts
' tdr’dsy their potlblfllt on ma
irrrrirr tririrrs
' tints
' ‘ ‘(Cob‘tlnried from first page)
Midlllfipp is lit drive deluged.
00 count is on the west sldet‘“
0F theP ml? of llhenderoo‘n Opposite
Alés'andremi The town of Pains. lo
cated on the coast is about 36 miles
southwest of Adapt.
lleiriit la in Syria, on the Mediter-
ranenn about 200 sum south or Alex”
landretta. Ersarouth l’n' 1the‘;extren‘ie’
northeast of Asiatic heyrn “Wt!
frotn the Russian 1%"ng
tance between th Wilt! indicates
that the anti Christian movement in
Asiatic Turkey is widespread.
lteoul' Pasha. at and time vs." of
Salonikl has been a3opjglod minister
of the interior. in st rce ion to Adll
lley. and given a tempernry place in
the hastily formed cabinet. The post
lion oi minister or police, vacated by
the former occupant on the denrtrud of
lbt men of the force. has been given
to All Pasha. o well known him) oiii
cm.
The work or Nazlrn Pasha. who is in
charge. of the troops at Constantino-
plc' Edhem l’rrshu the minister of
var and the priests among the troops
mgr thorn to a strict obserrance at»
discjp tire and. respect of the constitu=
tion has had a quit-ting elfcct on both
the rnllita and civilian elements The
Moslenr firmlogical Adsoclntlon which
has branches every“ here in the pro
rlncos is preaching conciliation.
The casualties train the deluge or
the stray bullets during the mutlnv of
Tuesday and Wednesday uerc much
heavier than was at first reported.
Most of the wounded were removed
by friends. but in a itlon to the score
of men killed it. lip ears that upwards
of live hundred : were more or
loss seriously a
[1051' N1AprlF l‘l—‘—No advices
fmnr Tu irey’ concerning the situation
in Asidflc Turkey had been received
by blilclals of the American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions
ill ris cltr up to 10 n in, today.
F. 1NKEORT 0N -TllEvMAiN, April
'.1117 ~Troops from Adrlanople and Sip.
ldulkl are moving by train toward Con-1
This information is con-
vpyod by tho storistsutlrrope corre‘w
lll’itil‘lll of the M kfurtur settling in
a dispatch publlsllrcd here today.
Trains with about 2.500 soldiers on
“board from Salouikl sud Adrianople
lved at 3 o‘clock thistmorulng. at
26 miles west of Constantinople. The
their left the ours in an orderly man
nor, and occupied the fortifications. An
artillery regiment stationed at Tchat—
alja remained passive. A garrison or
1.200 menholding Hademlteni an out
post 0! Tchataljn. joined the Salonlkl
regiments.
The railroad line between Salonikl.
tic, owing to the transportation of
troops l' om. Salonlkl.
PAR! April i?-——Two Turkish ar-
are, accompanied br s number‘s
cl’udents who had been 1018mm:
etits. lett here today1i’or Sa on
at I"gar. their serybibes to the Crmir'nlt,
tee Union and
‘ gymnast: u$§ FF} 17 ~The
siegrsphed hero in abroad
ssl coir emulates a naval ‘-‘tlo‘
affine: in Tim lab befits was an
e ciletlrgf
u ,
M
crrespott 016%
Ivtilg ab
st arrivall
1 not 4
t ejcacllei 9. ac
riled annulment.
1.....pr 1.3.
llnlihwihfiadlilm do M V l
was policed totb Agog?
“i
prisoner.
.ti9n 1 narrow
" strugggc‘j’ggu‘ 1
a3? Walsh: lirallgn‘rlv1w110ra
"g ted in your district should be equip
and Foredjlk is closed id general tub I
a
A 1 w“ ”fir. “13‘1““!
333°.“- uncalled anthefm host I0
can for the current‘Veeir.
The logo ”lotus is certain '
to be ”restoremwith. 0,th energyE at.
n 3'
be carried on. small motor assets. in
order to insure irnltormity the en-
[increment of this law. you are in-
formed that small motor vessels navi-
p as follows:
All motor vetteip, without nllgara t'o
“bilize or use must be provided with
an elllcient whistle an elllcient to;
-horn. and tin ambient bell. No size or
Style or ivhistio tug born or hell is
resc rlbed provided it is available and
euthclerit tor the use ror which it is
intended. The word‘ cfi‘l ierlt ' cbmust
be taken in its ordlnsry hutch 118“”
cred with reference toy the object i31-
'tlle revision in w ch t 9
F013;“ no cars. llameiv llre'p uctiori
or certain slguels. The power to ODBI'“
statue signals is not prescribed. but. =
it must be. or such a character as to
produce 3 pr plunged blast" which is
ellned us of from four to alx seconds'
nation. 6
:When navigated between sunset and
‘Aruorlse they must carry regulation
lights narnely.’.1 bright white light at
the how orb trend oi t e vessel; 2 a
green light on ‘the sts oard side, and
a red light on the port side. provided
with prom screens. The side lights
they be so nmfld to the courtingor to
the sides of the deckhouse as to be
properly Ascreened provided lantern be
backed with metal. Whenever' the
green and red lights cannot be fixed.
they must be kept lighted and ready
tor use as provided by articles or'thc
act of June 7.1897. The law does not
appear to permit the use 0745’ three
(0l0l combination lightfi b.- ~le white
light alt. win}: all smrind' the hori-
son, to ratio with the trend light
Such vessels are al required to
have on board we pt'n nted copies or
theruieu which must be observed by
them. which rules will be furnished
by local inspectors or steam vessels on
request
All suth vessels of 10 gross ions 01‘
less engaged in carrying' passengers
for hire in addition to the equipment
above stated, are reu red to carry one
lile preserv r for on passenger car
rled and stall be operated oniv in
charge at n person duly licensed by
the local inspectors of steam vessels;
Such vessels, when used only as pri
vote. pleasure boaters ndnot at any
time ting the cnrrlnse' of pus
perigers re dlilre“ are not obliged tu=
comply with the priniona of law in re- 3
gard to life preserve‘rh and" licensed "
operators. (The the preservers muss-
bc of the sort prescribed by the roguv 1
lation of the board or srrpérvising in-
spectors. They must bear the United
States inspector's stamp.) While ther
law does not- require it. the depart-
ment recommends in the interest of
safety to life; that a life preserVer for
ouch p‘er'son on board be carried on all
motor boats (cigar-die“ of also or on.
cupdtlbn -
All motor boats of over live tons net 1
engaged in the carriage of freight or
passengers roi- hire must be document-
ed; that Is to say, “banned by the col-
lector of customs. (Vessels under live
not ions are not' documented ln any
case) .The license of the vessel 0b-
tslaed from the1coileetor or custom 1'
(designated a document) is addltlo 3
to the license required for the operator 0
of ‘n motor boat of 15 grills tonsorie:
carrying passengers for hire.
Motor vessels of over 15 gross tone
engaged in the carriage of passengers
or freight for hire must. also be in-
spouted by the United States ideal in-
spectors of steam vessels. and must
carry a lleensed engineer and 1s. “‘1‘
caused pilot '
Documented
heme and borne port on storm, .1:an
shine on each bow Olllclal me‘aaur
meat is necessary only in cannot v0
sels requiring to be documented 9
While the law does not require “FE
the department recon My that tn
nuns be completion! 1displhyed- .1
:pndooumentod motor mm s 31-.
11' . “EBB-ERI- KM BMlTH.
Midas: Secretary
“ADVIITF'W R‘T'Fiim.
I,
t
'0‘:
1 11m. 00m": melks.
Basket ‘
Fagsfiw L... Brush Boat 14ml
1‘ Mrs Andrew Carlton: ‘ «1,
m aim.» Emrvbo , A
unity.“ . sgSt.
Wt it. Item (12)
dry Hope, 10 Water St
It‘ll-so. dot “on
Mi‘a vlayuch. 4 Raymond St
Altroo Pasan013my Ave.
.0. C. Rodd. 29' Monroe St.
‘13. Louis Toqeut.
Wills Woodhouse.
Mrs. Rose Woodhouse.
Miss Carrie Wornsley, 29 Monroe.
E in CBOWE, P M.
.1 'Norwnllt.
Miss um
2'3““.
‘ Aidinevlionilm
upnn..flbatulinm,. , .
washer Norman Hasard .1
0. Mai. i‘
.Wwfllflnslfi cattle Co. -
“Mush. slid ”flowing Co.
Mrs. A. Pettlbone. '
,Mrs. Stephen Richards.
Mrs. Marti. .Kbbmiwntfi
n‘
’l
r
l
~.r—s~nn..p-a
mandating millet .mttslnuttuopls, and
titub volunteers urn pmseutins tiwhr—I
salvo; at the sump b " pits in. largo
murlilltn rs tor tinlfonns. arms and am
prevails.
The greatest on thrialnnni1
MA
.lolm 'i‘hyitoit. lllnris Chemical Co. -‘
l ll“? Josiah Waikpn euro Mr 8t
.0 u
l) E. Whltoil Machine So.
it. Youngs, 10% Cross i
. u. 8 KElTllp P M
r
\essels musta- haw. r‘
"*m 1" i5- ri vv-«rurtw P‘rr P11 "’1;-
amhhltihollit now in
requ
Cabinet at $14.50. Quartered Oak with swell ends,
swell front and carved half columns
Cabinets at $18. 50: Handsome (‘luartcrcd Oak with
serpentine front anti mirror back in top section
Quartercd Oak Buffet. $28. 00. An elegant small Buffet
witlt.largc deep linen drawer. two small drawers, one for
silver, one for napcry, and two compartments with loaded
glass doors.‘
Qumored Oalt Buffets of excellent design at $20.00
and $22.00.
1 Fourth floor, 'Cairpct Store Elevator.
Special Cleariince .of Large Size
Ardahan Rugs
I‘hcsc arc the ru 5 called “American Orientals," and
tire terip applies to both weave and design. Each knot or
tuft rs put in separately, and the peculiarities of weave pre~
vent any curling at the sides or ends of the Rugs. All color—
ing and thSl'llS arc Oriental faitlif'irl copies of Khiva,
Cashmere Bo barn and (iliidorcs Rugs.
lo lighten stock we ofi‘cr special prices in these sizcs':
Size 4.6 x 6.6 were $950, for $7.60.
Sizct )9 x 9.9“ were $22. 50, for $18.00.
Size 9 x in (r were $30. 00. for $24.00.
Size 9 x12 were $3500, for $08.00.
Size ii .3 x 12 were $45.00 for $3600.
Size 11.3 x i4. 3 were $52. 50 for $42..oo
llresc prices will hold good for a few (in) s orrlv.
, Carpet St';orc first iioor.
At the Haberdashery Section, Special in Men's Shirts
at 79c.
A
l
11‘ .==
ad Co
111,.
:1
<1 ;U'Iuv
M». .‘ a ii 9'
F ' 1 M 0‘5” twin-f1.
CHILDREN’S BLACK HOSE
Fine rib. light» weight; finenlimedtum weight; wide rib,
heavy weight. all. at popular price‘of
15 0115.32 pair for 250s. j
The most Ropular Stocking we cveroold‘ is the
CADET HOSE
Extra line for Girls 1
Medium weight for Boys and Girls
Heavy weight for Boys ‘ .
Also“ Tans and White
w‘lyi
'i
A
in“;
{gr- 5.
'r“
- u
trims HOSE
our Specialty in Ladies‘ Hose is our large variety and
i‘ebtd‘blllettt valtié at- the Popular Priée of '
=25 éts. per pair
Comprtsi Cause ”isle. medium weighypsplit feet, ribbed
tops, pittance, etc.
:1
I
is? :1 mdql efidlfigsmmjft l: 52,32” ' 51$}? \t‘f‘f “$353,;
F" 931'“?qu 251m “98 d l 5
parts nose F Linear yttrium
' 1.1 .1311 ' '°" one
. "-u on - lace t. w-nam m r
Ffllfe £2001 7,1,93,11,11. .frils afia‘r thplr “Slide The
I; r
vol? 0 and on: sleeves are in a'rlably
‘P. .1"
”W
01
led not to be present,
a'tnarlt of s
bin are sort
Ale Franco. m orsaiilz its a mass .iruuea, whether or the colors not or
' meeting for tomorrow to commemor- white. .
Norwalk Chronicler