i
was» -
M" earn it
Miss Jennie Bucknanl is seriously ill
It her home in ‘Ciiestntlt blre‘et, “Nor
“For til: d'
Fertilizer
311.10% i” “3"“ g"
cien it. Bontan, Crescent Terrace. '
(liongresshla‘a "iii.“JJliii‘Wés "ih --N'oi--
will it ~ , lie
dust of 1361593 Mnfidrm
port. which was given last evening in
the Hotel S'tratneld, of that place.
es. de sing d cleaning For
Mindy dyu'to to tell 3y shade. Work.
ealed for and delivered. Tel. 712-.3
ederiek GU Smit
q former rest
de t of South .Norwsl,
ghas been the
nest of friends' here previous to leav
11‘; for Lacrosse Wisconsin where he
Will take a positioll in the Lacrosse
iisIt factory.
doseph Cockarham, who has been
employed'by to New York. New Ha-
ven al'd' H'I'l'tord d Company
for a number oi‘.0rd years, ll with pneu-
IIIonia It his home. 136 South
ll...
Main street.
Warns. Canes. IOIBrieu.
'in Norwalk, last week. there were
twenty- three transiers of proper.ty
with mortgages of “i. 975. For the
first week in Aplil. last ear, the prop
erty changes nulllbere six, ilnd the
mortgages 8:13.401.
-—iloe Shad, 12c; bucks. 10c.
bili' a Market. .
Acting Governor Weeks has sp-‘
bointad G. Ellsworth Meoch. of Mid.
dl'etown. to be harbm master of that
port for a termeiitwoy 11s. He has
hiso authorised the mission of
Rosina. Allastatia of New Haven to
the American schéol‘ [3101 the deaf. ill
that city.
«—The Ferro gear is the gear this
ear. A1‘ St John's.Ste‘an’1boat Place
at me send catalogue and prices.
iii. A. Sibley. son -law of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas I. Emu, bf New Ca-
naan. has received a contract from the
Consolidated. railroad to build I
bridge at Pomtretnqoud. lie left here
on Thursday to take charge oi the
1110 k. It will cost 11190111333000 and
wll take four months to. complete tlIl
“W311. lair Im‘r on his
Thom
bank. which.» .ln'ake. an
invasion. of The’ News ks with its an
tensivo ""31““ illness. expects to open
its We. ioyt'ys 331994” building
zest, ,w k... The compnna' mill; start
ere 3 ms t nulli-
berw “'13qu uqrwsedI Ilqnthe' business
warrans
. «rim 'i'iii'lm' Fla-Melon. whichol»
graveside Ines't dining car and meal
station serVICe in the world, uses the
Cut-
Wilmww The su-
ver Ic‘ cc “is the local 11
taming“. a... . W. .. &
DepI“ rii! Wudohnson. o
bier/town; WASH” Wardeni
.Wllbur .. ‘Pthuaneaat police headi
Quartets” had. a confer.
ence fidttomey Dd
Laney out??? flimm for al
man whoa: infinite in thi
I .- u fd not 5
"" thwé'éh rs' 'the case—4
Bridge 11% ;
l _.. strands; (i’iiried ' ;
. Tile “twelllfriirst'zt animal convention:
of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew will
he held' in «St. debate bhu’rchyi Bridges,
'port Maywl-iatoiddiuinliv'e Enters
ialsmobtlmlil be. li'nr'oisheihoo the’:
delegates and arrangements made for
special rates on all them railroads in
New i]nglppd.I l Brotherhood men
are welconl 10 e who are to at-
tend should nail ly 111‘. Johnson. No.
321 Connecticut avenue, Bridgeport.
by April I20.
'—Specialioii‘er Pal-lies interested
ill lllarii'te engines and boat fittings can
get liberal discount on this month‘s
order. '18le wheels. steering: wheels
«venomous. 5mm mils. spark
nimwxm'iin the marine line.
at st. Johnis..'8tsmhost.1elace.
M hot'il hgueiag on erectl
. ya'blsomiuildllig on the
its“ Interedlt Washiaga
‘ mm the work uni
animation -*tliilmoatns rm
nib clothes stores up 101‘
funmmmw store 101‘
Ow A ills“) the
133111th with
the___ WWW! ilidiuzaami
ulacsite side,
bcrdiwii-l cams!“ between
the United ii hm:
stlucturuu'ui. d t. ninth“
J's
a". '
will?
mm
and the new
1‘ '1
.-~4-
WlTH
i
£11311 airs? if
" 1..an M.. Home
. and in 3039“
ll.
widen 11’ mléc hilll'l Com- "
. twinkling a. section of the ascend flat 1
’ ger was antenatal! meniot'the nth:
m ' :W'eti' are hggquarters (cutie finest
‘ . arawbdmes
Johny». 9! will:
”in 1' .. v. . '
rduNovris as! fondly havs'
m on lllyna lilacs in Roland's“
.1101?! r1“ . . '1"
Wanna: Kealvs. of oreeuwich, is'
isms”: niacin norm 0. Mitchell.
in We stress: . .. .
”Philip N Imitll, of Bayvi'ew' avcc
l'illle is spending a few days in Ridge-
Miami vicinity.’ .; : »
'MM 119111;“le truism. m
‘0! 79 Franklin
E: 3. big ‘whsiiiustqn. o. 0.;
a Vivi
' '{Ili6“clt Tripp. oi
“ruin. post; terd'ay in Nswi
tau: maximising” .,. . . '
Mill momma Fm st Elm Sinai:
«thematic! herlaisms in New,
:11“. lira-ltd uwzflydays .1
a} lioflfifiia‘lll‘: third, of West are.
'.r'44
oi?! M Mk
nit 6.131111%
sue. lid “it,
ital lor'd “titanic
:Tl'le bill ng occl'lpieb *illi
Bauer the Norwail't' ghshildcist.m3
being treated to a fresh coat of paint: .
"‘witoe Shack 12c; bucks. No.01“:
bill's Marketa .;
Daniel Foley. of Son Huron. Michi'
gap. is the guest of his brother, Con-
tlactor Timothy F. li‘oley. of Quintard
avenue.
A stated communication of Old Well
Lodge, No 108. F. and A M.. will be
held at its rooms. Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock.
Jay Buckley. bookkeeper at the. Na-
tional Bank of Norwalk, has purchased
a motor cycle and expects to receive
it today.
Dr. Everett 8. Osterbanks has re-
turned to his home in North avenue.
York city
The Connecticut Company is spread-
ing three carioads of three-quarter
inch crushed stone bctWeen its tracks
ill West avenue.
—~Umbrellas, Mourning B'ds. O'Brien
The B. Y. P. U.. of the South N01-
the town farm tomorrow afternoon and
clfudnct service. Tile tllp will be
de by special trolley: '
.Alirc'd Cutbill who has been clll-
p'loyed for several years all .a mosses»
ger by the Adams Morena Company
has resigned his noaltlorr; and will be
associated with his father. Richard J.
Cuibill at the Bridge Fish Market.
Pcrley Godfrey. informer well-known
Norwalk young man. who is employed
in the Stamford freight yard. and who
has been residing in that city. has
moved back to South Norwalk. making
the trip between the two places daily.
There will he a meeting this evah'
ing at the Rescue Mission on. the
bridge. and Sunday evening the ser-
vices will be conducted by Edwin J.
Sikes, superintendent of the mission
at Noroton. Come and bring a- friend.
liver Burton, Norwaik' s celebrlited
hor‘m man had his mam figure in a
little catastrope in Water street.- Nor-
walk. yesterday afternoon. [is he was
driving down the hill and hearing the
railroad massing his horse stumbled
and fell. The inost damage was a
broken harness.‘ '
it. ll'Dbeai‘s that the operations of the
chicken thieves Wednesday night in
the Roion Hill district, was more ex
tensive than supposed yesterday. The
hennery of- one resident. Mr. Almassey,
was completely cleaned out. if the on
eratlons continue. the residents will
probably go on the war path looking
for the culprits.
~Roe Shad lite: bucks. 10c. Cut,
bill's Market ,
From all accounts. Joseph Rooney
caused a great stii in Danbury Thurs-
day with that 48 pound striped busl
which his iriends in the batting city
understood he 11115111 in the Sound
with rod and.- iine. it is said that
about 290 Danblny. fishermen are sort
lonely considering cooling down here
to duplicate Joe“ s alleged performance.
Samuel Lynes set' out last wishing
for Cbicopee Falls: Mass. to get-MAI
new StevensDuryes summile. ,
regular driver. from the company will
accompany ,hinlto Norwalk in the car
today.- Mr. Isynes proposes-to operate
the car himself and his many friends
are sure he will become proficient“ in
short order. The machine, 11 cttli
ioul cylinder type, films tmldeau.
Michael nick; w’l‘Ileol" hvenue 'yvm'l'l'g
mini displayed atltnezplsnsolm slur!
phy Mansfacmrlng Originally. in East
Nor'walk. we’ll-prisms“ seriously
injured yesterdays! eon. while at
work/on aprhslilg ifi'iHiaieit
hand waslcsugimin Wham in 1
er thelil'l’g‘ers lacerated. He was taken to
13¢ ‘iliirnclall smiles sawmills”!!! A
1-"-
Egigeih. HomegsGItherafis‘!
..g . 1"
filld line? from the. .ermnlery.
try our special fresh
per Li .
.We have other Butter, Nomad 3a .
surpassing in rain days will» . " ' '
ward are! '
ills @3311th no '
fin-s mulch: Cnrgill, '
' we? Fitch s '0! irie s
1%? i6“? 'efw' d h.ys
i
otter spending a few days ill New '
walk Baptist CllurcllI,'\vill go over to ‘
"’3 - 2.8 do We have now on hand the largest, most varied and complete s'to'ek of ioni-
E2381. i? ii 2' ~ "‘“10’1‘5lniill1’i1istory ammonium, w any of m pneumatic: our
3m "' Bu“ I; ""t ““‘i l“‘-"‘“"' Mentally solicit the patronage of all lumber 11:33:;
its; use mania. f. 11111. TEL 46-3.}
difficult to ilnd Butter to suit“?!
made .
Creamery in tub or mrint,,3§o.and as? .
arpet‘s,‘ U a, 7
Oil Cloths and Linoleums
”Floor coverings of all kinds are in high demand now. is there anything
- i'niII'l'i‘e satlsinng to I housekeeper than to look down at the iloors of her
horse and find them clean with coverings good to look upon? There is
something about Matting that appeals. to all sensible housekeepers. it is
clean. artistic and a. sanitary as any floor coverings could possibly be.
Better assortment or nepter patterns cannot be found anywhere. Prices
12 to 60°. ..
I:‘Jtilbcuo'rns 11an lNohnuI liege goods we have Just received
N'ariy assohtgi‘ent of ewianll tyL liLerns all small prices. . 1 '
T" i:
”Eudor'al Directors and Embaimers'.
Mamiethvmrsin.ae.rqvwr- ‘ ""“ti‘i
fZIi'B Northbfiln ..... his“ Strelpt, J , Sofih.Ndriv1llk,dell'l
.. ,. . 1, .1 w «e5 :
O. D. Jackson
Optician *‘ ‘ . -
Everything 1n the optical lune. .'
' ' Eyes Examined Ffée'" '
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 438. NORWALK.
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
lApril showers by procuring an Umbrella now. 11.
N. E. RYAN & (10.,
86 Washington Street
I ,. Y _.‘1,r ’ . .. I .‘T ‘. igi
Electric Labor Savers ':
Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes. Small Stoves. Water
Heaters. Broilers. Ovens. Luminous Radiators, etc.’ Pocket Flash-
lighfigrid Electncslly Driven Toys. A large assortment oi E1“.
mic l’ortllble Table ’Lamps and Domes.
THE REED & lflll Ellilllll} ill
TELEPHONE 35:4 35 WASHINGTON eraser
c»...— mg..-
You Are limiting Trouble
every day you deny having that car-
rlsge repaired. For little breaks have
a habit of suddenly developing into
big ones. Have us fix up your car
ring'e now. It will certainly have you
expense. it may save you from a se-
rious accident later on.
Luther it Wright
I; ‘I Tell Connection
MAIN (filthy. scum NORWALK
. .' .mmlmr, arauroao ~
to
American Agricultural Chemlo'di bole 'Bup'erphoaph'su of time. Potato Man».
ure, Complete Manure, Fine Ground Bone.
Mapeal; Potato Manure, Compute Mandy's, Top amnion. Fruit and Vine Fer-
ti xer.
Land Plaster. Air-slaciad' Lime, Murlaua
“S Polarity; Nltflte'. of, ”Ida, Unu.
leached Wood Ashes. Barnyard Maniire.‘ .
. .10...“
.. ,i'i' '-, ‘. .
.‘i m 1 ’
l
s
SOUT'HII Noawats. cons. ' v
Lunibe'i‘llnd Mill: .orkiusyerythmg
from a Piggery'to Pill '
4 .
a
cl,
.lid’ifllj hilt-Iii
ubarb. Radish. Let‘-
15'0““. Spinachr Tomatoes.
Plnoapples, ”Oranges. .
our. Saturday display
You will be cur.
.T . i‘6
1.11.?!“
led at oth'
fillies
Militackelno illock'
83 WIIT WAGHlNGTON 'OTREET.‘
A Wabash 'with My P'air oi ‘Siioes
vs. on. semi; lambda rimo, , ~ .
mic mm, avatar: am summon”. .-‘. ..
The aim. is. Watch, in; oddity. in. Miles. ,.
Buy. them one..- you wlil buy—them. twice. 1 .
. minus», . 2 to 2. up; 21/, to 5%. $1.00. - “ 3
Man. ..
N ‘8: RYAN
'90 WAN-"NOW" OW! ' "vi-COLIN NORWALKJ
’ lilting
Co.
South Norms
jg'llllll Billili
i.“
May lie Added la New alumni.
rogl'l List oi Sleulit's
To be straw or the tllnetl'i'll. hill iii
dcpsltllldnis the luv Haven roar so
it in lepolted ill WIT“?! qirolcli here,,'
may shol 11y ad'dgl' few
it's secret service“ out. will” I"
lit, hounllp 111le titling d.io the,
'k of trailing ill will' be regular-
"I'ly‘ . taclied m the apartment it!”
s I'e over by Chief 11111335
I .I in. There infli- at de tire
k that would be sim'p ad if. 8
dread llada. dipole” tra neil bi
ds on 11.8313 of their catcher. .
west and south bloodhounds
lab Willi'illilllbttiiit part '.01 the c’stchl'tm‘
departments of the larger railroads
and reports state that they have
proved very successful in their work
money they eat up.
The New Haven road has never
found use for the bioodllonnds lll
sleuthing department but Just
same the railroad company had them
on hand ill New Haven once when it
' was feared that an attack was in be
" made on a certain train ocer the road
made on a certain train over the road
1 money in cash.
This was the occasion when Presl
dent Mcilen leceived a letter telling
him that. unless $5,000 was delivered
other arrangements made to protect
this train from attack and to nab the'
robbers should they carry out their'
threat was the importation of three
or four blodbonnds.
The bloodhounds wore quartered ill
the collar of the Hotel Garde for sev-
oral days as reported at the time.
While they were not used. this incl
dent show that the r'allroad company
and the sleuths employed on this im-
portant piece of work. placed great
faith in the ability of the hollnds to
track robbers and that they could be.
used In rounding up railroad ciooks 111
general goes without saying. Dogs of
one Variety or another are kept by
station agents in small towns all over
the system to watch the stations at
night and their presence and timely
. barking has saved morethul one stav
lion floln being bur'.glluised
Chief Young. of the detective force
on the Central New England railroad.
recently seemed a young bloodhound
which he is 'trylng to ilcveillp into n I
good sleuth. The elicit of Chief
Young is being wattllcd by rail
road sleuths all over the (ountry and
if he achieves success in his endeavor
there is little doubt that other systems
in the north and east will take up the
idea and place a few well trained
bloodhilunds at the disposal of their
detecelves.
it is easy to see how a well-trained
bloodhound can serve a railroad. Just
let it be known to tramps and thieves.
ridp slenlcl's and merchandise looti-rs.
train wreckers and railwai offenders
ill general that not only Clli'cl' Mi”
Mullen and his men are on the trains
or ulong the route of the road and
that there is 11 bloodhound on dilly. no
one knows where. on the road and like-
ly to appear at any spot or place and
that alone would cullse hoboes and
pan-handlers. car robbers and switch-
lappcrs to steer clear of that railway.
just as they pass by the yard beside
in: country highway in which they see
th sign "Beware of the dog."
.Take the matter at protecting rail
way stations. it is one of’ the com:
lilonest of things to read in a news-
panel of the robbery and burning of n
country railway station. A bloodhound
with a ‘clesr scene would soon make
.short work of the murderer. tramp or
burglar whoset foot about the robbed
or burned station. Men detectives have
great diiiiculty in running down this
class of criminals. A well equipped
bloodhound ought to be eiiective in
this work.
It. is well to think long over a prop-
osition where a great anlonllt of per-
suasion is deemed necessary by the
promoter."
I 'l'Be'o'ple i’o‘ll‘ urging 199 ilidple
with most; ppnlasprlcad Codes
is 'ti1"at int"; qualitym is uneven-
up and down, good this Ipouad, .
:ié'd bullet-Arm 21""! ”"2"
iy expect otherwise as the desi-
or is entirely at the mercy 31
the Jobber. Union Pacific 261:
Mocha and Java inlalby is al-
ways up ”above the (IntIatndai-d.
we import. .it. we roast it. via
links, it over to the customer
without 1'11. a'Islnt'anee of 5'
shipment-Idea it cannot help '
auntie-111.. Jm- you. try
ihiiiooflee" mi"We rest the
case wlthlyour taste.
[:1 u.
loodhoundh o y
and their wages are low enough to'
. .warrant that they will be worth the
its .I
the l
at a certain spot on the Shore line'
the mall‘s so called “treasure tmin";
would be blown up and robbed. Among ;
'1
l
imported 'l'llc'e Eton
6095?. ”it Fills.
i l'P'ol valueggtlxo 3912.25 pat
terns to sel om
I
”"0" MTurbsm
Si 98
60 new Black Turballs.suita-
bio for tile elderly woman.
2 styles to selecti flom:
vulue $3. 00. For Satur-
day ............ . ..... $1.98
$1.50 ICillidren’s Hats. 93c
Today we place on sale 200
new children's lists from 490
to $3.001» Add“ Hills {in we ‘
will sell the Ii. 50- Hot at 980.
just to gel .1th modulated with
this department.-
Hats Tridniwd Free
of Charge
300 New Desllable Show! 80 ,
on sale today. consisting of
common sonic and Simple styles,
at nonular prices.
75c Roses. 49c
I
dozen imported large
Roses, with foliageall the
newest colors ....... 49c hunch
15
1
. a
Notion Specials
5c Clark's Thread regulal
5c ................ 3I/zc spool
25c Kleillclt' a Dress Shields. 18c
’25c Kleinert‘s hand-made
Hair Nets ............... 15c
5c Pearl Buttons ..... 31:: card
M
50cCl1crnes. 33.:
J ust. soothe;
for today.
are linking 75951
Here W . wry-(9‘
Biol-$3 ’
i
’1” bunch '1“
angle! wemr .. ,
)me
Untrimmed Rough'Straw
Hats. 98c ,
Untrilmued. Rougll' usuaw
Hats, eight most popular
shapes; black. natural
burnt; $149 value ...... .' ".983:
Unlrinlmed Chip Hilts, 79c r
Untrimnlad Chin Hats, ln-sil‘.
the latest shapes com-
plete assortment. trimmed .
free; value 81. 2? Today. .791: '
Swiss Tuscan 'Hat's. $1.9]
Swiss Tuscan lists. the
grontest variety ever
shown; very large. semen
as small and medium sizes. I
block 01" natural colors
’mlim 0116:5911me I.'.
Today. ..n .... .......... 31,97 .
Limit. 2 bunches.
2...Big' ..
$3.00 'Liil'ger'ie wists.
. 11.93
Made of sheoi Batiste, llllll-
med with (level ”imitation
Baby irisll deco and em
broidery; long and short :
. sleeves. all :zisises todayt: '.
i inlmmlodglillv .111 atlas. «if m
ii’ in l i . . '.
'Sllil't Waist values-n2
Lingerie Wallis.
. 98c
Attractive Lingerie Waista,
wpl'eitiiw.§uode; “with line .
" isne’mha..'in'-~var10ns“ de-‘ '
signs; also a. fine tailored
ai one and lliad- . , '
will; ,‘Pfih'My _..sac calls“
, .. _
3 Built.“-
Merrill
aim“
u.
councilman ,. :az- gm your;
AMERICAN WOMAN ROBBED.
Paris Thieves Secured 320 and Some
Valuable Dismomb 331.1... .
PARIS. April 17 .h-MrsZNViliiam Bar-
tels, of Chicago. who was robbed in
her apartment in the avenue Eyl‘au.
g es'terday afternoon. had quite recover-
ed from the shock this morning. Mos.
Bartels was not so savagely handled
as at first supposed. .The robbers
threw her to the floor and held a 1)“-
low over her face to prevent hol mm
screaming. She was not deriously ill-
lured. “lattices man got away with
only $30 in cash, but the Ive diamond
rings which, they .mnched from Mrs.
Bartels' more were valuable. The
assailants have not yet been arrested.
CHICAGO April 17 .-—h‘ira.' Barrels
is the wife of William Barrels. 11 Chi-
cago publisher, who left her in .Paris
ten days ago. andis expo ed to ar-
li\e in New Yorlton the Savoialloday. 1?
Mrs Bartels and her daughter took up
a residence in fidringwo yoius ago for
the bellentgo't otlg‘fifl We; health. iTwo
months sI..Ind as thin
daugll ér went pulp”: to visit
Mr. rtels is expected here within? a
few days. .. II
é'. ”hovel. Ariel Agile.”
MlhsskmM. 0) Sims and write.
New YorksA. T..Waltou.;colcazo;<ii-
L. Hart. Boston;. 1". L .Souie. Psori-
deuce;,H. G. Hollis HIMNHW-nii-
Ford, Waterbury. .M summarise
[Alene (3ch F1. utilise. Haitians:
F- is ”Elli?" itasimnsowfll’hllsdsl
911111;. Hurlbstt. Wilton; A ll
Car. Joseph, Davis. city; is. s Aoker.
Hart-ism. William T Sherman. New
York; F.D.Ia1wtoll,city; 3.8.811»
cine. iiavttqnd (indium-man New
“will! S. .Clwlilcr. .1111»! York: Field
click; pokirs, est 8111111119,!“ It; M
J. 3910,,- ‘hglluford,
guns”;
unv-
i. i. 9. ....
ll owns. and lira
1'1'1'0 .2.‘ ins liarlnoll Miss“
mo'n. Clln rleston, S. 0., done 1 L. San:-
Villt‘ Philniiolphii ..B S iltll Tol-
r lngton; M J 911 $051.3 lia'ullah.
NmYosk; 88,;0. Washcll go, A. J.
In . . ldgeport; ..
Manuel's. illusion; J.P decor, rigidly-
c. n Winona. militarism A Ld'
Lynch, Rowayibn
W
nitrite; airman amid a".
any; do: tell-mili I can 59:
whose big “not mil
Scot had 111 its and children'
hold furniture piled stop a wagon and
he was tsolemnly driving his one horse
along the 3 “go yere flitting?"
any“.m the hell:
i want to lie 'nc'ar 1111 work. "
'Aud whore‘ 11 your Job?"
_"i haven‘t got one yet."
1 W _
In one your the escapclllent wheel
RENG TERM
Camdeieni once lieip.Wa‘ll'ted.i Are the Boys and Glrls‘iteadyt
house-l1“
Colic"
mga ‘k‘ W i' 3‘. it. .13"; ""
fibb ‘W' i.
0?st
§ Eli NPRWAl-K
8'51; 05' IAL fivvslk.
Salvation Array-Raising Funds for"
Missionary Movement.
We have been requested to cell.- the
attention of our resonantly ”idling-Item
tint the local memiieil's‘gr.
ton Army are now in a
their annual week or aslldaflsfih’i‘hs'
effort is being made very in“ on
support the very extenpive mic
work of the arnly. to which Mi - '
red some few days since Elish- “l
mander Miss Booth. who is at.
or the movement in Amoriwdpm to
the latest recruit. thefiutmosd miss
me being put forth to that“!!!
weck, 0n the prin than“
is bettel than procept.’ all alike of.
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