Rim
1 «l v», . _ i -7
newbie“ - ‘ of‘tt'lliittlla
Muslin in oils all 9llitrl999 . ”shims in
plain and 99lbi'0il, on
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cvssino as "r hill. radar-ions
OE-l—Ncm .03"
DM—luslnida D pal-trash
9 Merriam
Hts-Qty Editor 9 Residence
WEI-i shim
le‘l‘HDAY SEN
, Ti NIL.
The Evening S ntluel will he pub-
lished as a mornirig paper on Tuesday,
Washington's Birt day
cannon-nit
Read about the urnlture sale at the
D. M. Read storé.
“hm-us
Mrs. Julia Worries is critically ill at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Buck-
man,. South Main street.
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9 __.._...
Mr. and Mrs. li‘. A. Mitchell leave.
this afternoon to spend Washington's
Birthday with tripods at. Long Ridge.
MW
Through the aqyency of if. E. Dunn
& Son, Joseph lileagan has sold a
house and lot on Franklin avenue to
W. R. linseed.
.._.
The King tailored waists have a
fascinating style and much about
them. The Miiitlr. store has them on
sale. See adv.
————<~l—-——-——
Dr. William B. Burnell examined a
number of candidates for the itallan
Society Marie Del A. Sande, at their
rooms in Wall street, yesterday.
“i...”—
Mr. and Mrs. lrving Horton, of
Springdale. are visiting Mrs. David
Chittlm at her home in Center avenue.
They will spend Washington's Birth-
day here.
At Pondsslls Ubltp'fillt' Royal Arca-
nilm unit Wedatrsdw? night a grand
time is expected The lotal team and
0&8le teammngwBildqepor-t will
meet in a game 19px carpet bowls.
Mp."
The. G. N. Elle property has been
purchased lately by Dr.‘ Walter Hitch
cook. it is repiirtcd' that the house
now on the propllrty will be moved to
the rear and a handsome resident-o
erected.
“as...”
A petitlon tortilla pardon of Chas.
W. Morse, convicted in the United
States court for misappropriation oi
bank funds, hits been circulated
among the. business men of Danbury
and has received} many signatures.
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Architect A. N. Paddock ii-l draw«
ing plans for the changes to the
Norwulk Methodist church, New
staircases will lie lllllil anti separate
class rooms for the Blind y school
filled up. A nellv album it ullllK sys-
tem will lie lnstlilllod.
”MW
”Don't. foruet..to come to the (‘olon
ial Runner and lilnbortltlnniont at the
Ho Nor baptist illhurall Tuesday, Feb
22, from ii to 8 in. m.‘
Wflm
During January tho state. some com-
missioners issued 800 bliiiters' li~
(section to run to; December 31 next
The commissiolp s are gratified by
the reports wliitb reach them from
the. “intrusion piirtrldgrs which they
are trying to acclimate.
The porn. cilia” department refused
to furnish t- urcllsman with the
names of rural ol'rec delivery anti star
roiitii patrons ti members are an
airy. They wauii the names to send
their consiltuef ts copies of their
speeches and "artists of garden seed.
.u-ut.
“vino! W.- Ti
the fifth. lecturl
chili-Ito Tilcsdayt,
22d. lnlhe N
This number it
.How to Bocurpi
Song service at ,1
7:45.
,Van Daren will give
a lathe Metaphysical
evening February
alli Baptist Church
l treat cspel‘ially on
with and 9Hllt3ftebll.
:03 o’clock. lecture at
a}...
The presidenll
New Haven, re 9
of ‘llls 8. P. C. A..'ili
trod a short time as
an unsigned lat ter from Norwalk to
the effect that 9 horses of Norwalli
were, being run lily treated The lat
ter stated that the horses were not
properly blanll'd ed, were overworked
and some wordintn lit for use. The
president and tinotber officer came
down last Bllfll'i I. this with Captain
Hunt went thro .3] the city and livery
Th”. ply found one ham
that was said ted in or out of the
barn, and that
Slovens'.
lth one exception tho‘l
bit values in trousers at Rogers til
Baa prices in stir.
Flt. autumn fittest has
and from in titular of the grip
W
Mills Anna glmith. or spring street.
hits lil‘ullt‘l shit-i Ray. oi out... New
Yorkss her truest.
J
holdup also tannin, in tin; hall in
Swart'n a Cl'tl'l‘bott's block.
Edward thefts” of' Ward street has
secured a position as driver for Willi
lock‘s market Wagon.
loiilp Buckley, at it Wont avenue
Not walk who has been quite serloilslv
ill with pneumonia, ls slowly improv
lug.
. m .
Mr. unern. David it‘. Bernard. of
Spring street, are entertainln; Mrs.
Thomas Purcell. of Newark, New .Ier-,
soy. '
handles Viiwier Post ““0. A. it. will
51.50 Brussels ior 75¢ a Yard
We have uni. on dozen faces. all .iili'forcnt" Db urns iii groans.
browns, rods. 1M3»! titer. tie rabid mixtures. ~ bars a floor than
needs a new Covering and you aro‘llollitotlnx and till W of cxpemtle and ’
that. you cannot snort it this year. .iiiai bring the titre tins of that room
to us and Ilse it we. cannot fix it up at a less expense thin you anticipate »
75c Ingralnb for 50c a Yard
: We have a few rolls at All Wool initiates, formerly 750 per yard. which
we are adoring (infill: this February sale at but- per yard. It will pay
you to tails advantage of this sale.
“lib
A J. Collins Co
.Ju'l'l'uri' Directors Ilad limballliou.
l2- ismorm Main Street. South Nor-walk. Conn.
A regular meeting of Palestine (last
lie. A. t), K. M. 0., will be lielil this
evening at 9lhe hall in Washington
street.
Mr. and Mrs. lieo Davis, of liowaii
street. East Norwalk. will entertain
evening.
Anthony 1.. Stelgerwald.
lu‘rlinlte's barber shop. has been quite
lll for several days at his home lil
Main street.
one. have been spending ii few (this lil
New York.
Mrs. Howard A. Crampiou, of Bel-
den avenue. and daughter. Miss Leila
Ctamplon,
lime in Bermuda.
Mrs. Frederick W. Starr, of Elm-
wood avenue. is home from a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. William H.
Reed. in New York.
William J. Sterling, of New York. is
spending some time with relatives in
South Norwalk while ctlirirliiiillig to
and from his office.
Bottomley Brothers of Hope streci
(lienbroolr. are recipients of a crate or
tell prlzd-wlnnl fouls froth Soulh'
Norwalk. value at 3250.
Several big piles of railroad ties
bavn been distribgited near the Fall-
Grounds crossin for use on the road-
bsd ot the Hill 9ry and Norwalll di-
Ivlslon.
Albert Davis, of Westport avenue. is
recovering from an attack of the grip.
Decorators are, now at work in the
interior 0 rule store. of Roger a Sit-v-
ens. in South Main street.
Assistant Pharmacist liarry blend,
of’ South Norwalk. spent Sunday ill
town with friends. He reports
Wigmoro doing splendidly at
South Norwulk drug store; ‘tlrecn-
wlch News.
Washington Camp, No. ii, I’. il. 8
of A., will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday evening. Washington's Birth»
day. There will be a roll call and n
chowder and bean supper. initiation of
candidates and ii Jolly good time is cit-
peeled.
named his duties in the. lunch wagon
of Jack Montgomery, in Wall street.
Rev. J. ll, Werner, of
proahutlc at Christ church, (lreenwich,
Thursday.
Hill‘af'f! Johnson of Middle llsdtltlm.
comes out with the cheerful llliolll
genre that there is a flood due. From
the 21st to the 24th of this month.
there will be a “flirloiul disturbance."
and he warns all residents of the val
lay in look out for if blit flood.
Another sitting in the series of
pluohuile ponies bolu'g played lletwmtn
Cockenos and Ullflllil uiiylnaltcrs‘ All-
millions. wil be hold this evoiiiait
in the rooms of linens Tribe. in Wash.
lining street. The contest will llf‘ tul-
lowoti by refreshments.
dun—ww—
The Connecticut Association at Mons
umsnt Dealers, which was organised
last fall. held its first annual dinner
at the Hotel Garlic. in Hartford. Fri-
. Before the dinner addresses
wau‘r’nada by President ii. i). Burn»
lists and Secretary Charles C. Muslim.
"Th9 ice touts": plant put into the
Danbury scaling station of the New
The steam looted into the coal it‘ll?“
"beta than; M ice and separates the
coal and malice the loading of tilt! ea»
'Ilifll a unit that can be accomplished
without great airlift. start in the so.
timid weather. Before the plant was
filled loot wit the employee had
all it nearly impossible to handle
y, coal arid (not delay was atom
chatty tritium in getting trial.
the Nameless Whist Club, lolllOl‘l‘tll'l"
of (i. ll.
Mrs. B. ’l‘. Natteiord iilld daughters
Miss Rose Natteford, of Wilton flVl'~
Mr. i
hls'
James Montgomery, who has been ~
ill at his borne in Main street. has l'it-9 9 9
NUl‘Wfliii.‘
flatten road resubmit» proved a 99
boon to the employees til the station. 9 .
Merrill Business College
Youth: Mail to Learn Bookkeeping. Shortbsnd
and TypeWritlng.
Many Positions Arc Open. Fow Young Man to Fill Them.
POI't,,Cl_9|_§99§[ ”Stamford 9 .80th Nor-walk
m
”To...”
0. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET.
0“
PHONE 48... NORWALK.
have been spending soiliv'.
Buy your Wanbington’ s Birthday Shoes from us. There' s
an advanta c. We sell more and show more' footwear than
any other a up in the city. We sell more because we show
more. We ghow more because we sell more.9 Don' t pass us
by. We have” time for you—all you want when you want it.
FLYNN 8. RYAN
so Wuhlalton Street .South Nor-walk
' V eil‘ ‘ g
In S I
Come and see the beauty about New Welling, and
you will consider yourself well repaid. One of Fuh-
ion aemphiltlc edicts for Spring 13 the "Mystery" Veil-
ing.\ The' patterns are so radically different from the
welldrnown sorta. that they attract unlimited atten—
tion. and are the object of unstinted praise.
Prices, 50c to $1.00 yd.
The showing of vellings was never more extensive
or exclusive than it is this year.
N.E. Ryan Co.
f South Norwalir
l
I
86' washingtoo Street
I..'
The Hatch 81 Bailey Co
IOUTH NOIW ALK. CONN.
MILL TIL “-3. YARD TIL.“
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to9a Palace
srscm'nss
Window Glut of ov‘sry description.
One. two and tbmobly Tar Paper.
8‘.“ WUJ‘hu” Cord. len' Mr ti»
Moulded Wooden utters. two aim .
"Unooln" Morita fibril: sooner. “mm" W‘ “M“ “9'“
99mm flair illusion. and autumn. emu
" a...“ it "s... ‘r
‘ inspection
and you will and ii iii import-till“:
tlliitlnirtilsh it from it new carrl
That lit the kind of repair work we do.
show you mt We'cnli do. anfi‘
tire very reasonable.
Luther M Wright
ROUTH NORWALK. CONN.
trailers in s... in H .n WabfAtir. to
.99M'iui9 and Wblilbll Atoll!“ Ii tho 9
I The trial of lreuihrlolr Raynor aad9 "
his companion, Clara Spruce who
tub in the toils of the authoritie’s for
is booked to commence in the admin i
iii superior court next Thursday mar
title.
port, and after being drugged,
9 were subsequetlf arrested
' a letter in which he calls their alten.
‘ to take the matter of a super and safer
- t‘lvio Federation has taken tip the mat.
list all have at ideal an opportunity to
have you some money. as our prices
i
i ll nun
itllli tut tunt
Murdering at initial liluliiiii
tidal Pilot llbliti
“on“ «Is—-
the illeuotl murder of James Mullen,
fling by which time it is anticipated
that the state will be ready to pro-
coed with the case. \
True lift of Murder.
The grand jury round a true lilll of
murder in the first degree. against the
the prisoners the other day and now
they will have to face the court of jus-
The motive of the crime which 9
resulted in the loss of Mullen'it life
was evidently robbery, Mullen was
lured to the apartments at the corner
lithium and Union streets, lrl Bridge-
was
strangled and beaten so badly that he
died within a short time afterwards.
"is half nude. body was found at the
> rear of the block within an hour of the
murder and the alleged murderers
in Dan-
bury.
Each accuses the other of having"
committed the crime and it will rest
with the court and the jury to decide
9 which is really the, guilty one.
lillllllllllll .lllllli
Sills Slilll llllllllll
Writes Letters to Mayors of Cit-
ies of the State on Subloci
HARTFORD. Pei). 2i.-—-(lovernor
Frank it, Weeks has sent to the may-
ors of the several cities" of t ‘19 state;
tlorl to the number of deaths and ac-
cidents due to the belebratlon of" the
Fourth of July. He asks the triayors
Fourth into consideration.
This movement for a "sailor Fourth"
has now spread over and permeated
pretty well the whole state of Connec-
drill. in New linven the agitation to
this end has grown stronger each Year.
The Council of (tile Hundred of the.
tar actively. and thc lloartl of Alder-
men Euro now considering a petition
for a more stringent regulation of the
Fourth. A ppblle hearing on this re»
oliitlon will be held here soon. ile-
inforcctl by this letter from Governor
\l'belul. it lR‘lmw stated that the move-
ment is likely to meet with more or
less of success,
THE LETTER CARRIERS.
Annual state Canwntlnon in Danbury
Tuesday.
DANBURY. Feb. 2l.—~'i‘lle annual
convention of the Connecticut State
Letter carriers' association will be held
in Danhury on Washington's Birthday.
Tuesday afternoon and evening. The
business session of the convention will
be held in Pyililan ball at 3 o'clock.
and at it ocioclt the annual banquet ii
feature, of the 'Qouveliilon every year.
will be held infielfcrt s armory on i. l
brary place.
The Ilianiitremeni of the convention
existcts to£bfih about three hundred
carriers to nit-Halli. A sis-trial train
from New llavon will bring it large
numbei of them leaving that city at
i: if. o'clock and arriving in Danbury
at it This train will leave lbiupury for
the return trip at 8:30, at the same
time as the train for South Norwallt.
Arrangements . have been made to
serve a lunch to the members of the
ctlnreiitloti at the mnveiitltut"llnli us
lllI-y arrive in the city.
it is the custom of tho poalmaateril'
annotation to boil! it meeting tit tbs
same time and lit the same city lliiil
the carriers hold their ”thorium and
with
WA. 1315
[icing out good and fall over I
The} ale tailored of the finest
range of tibolrc .iiiti citcvllislit- pi
tllutlfl of small siy,les your t--lloit
their SIIIUI‘L style and perfect fit,
92 Washington
Street
A fascinating
style - touch!
This summarizes the suiarlness and i9.
glilflt‘ that a King ’f‘lllloretl Waltlf. has";
slows on the truearel ‘
butt that uililI-llc dash and "Vitht'
'l‘bo wot Mlluilkllill iii lxlllg 'l‘ulltlletl
”Jill.“ llo llllillt‘l‘ how tli‘lu-Il you launder llieni «— they always retain 9'
MINTZ’Sr'
“The a... Advil and. Progress»:
.1»
' ..
lie shoulders and bosom. they im-
that evel your. atlailrcs.‘
imported “firm in diverse
illerils. Alitl helm; made In lllitl
e is almost limitless . ' ‘ ,
Walsls.’ is so superior". ,‘
h Norwalli
Conn.9_
.9. M...—..
tlts'rtitiini him
this mail» Ill A.
STRANGE lull-lull
Baiting for lists its is Candid in"
ills Own Trap and Serious-
ly wounded
llllll‘Kildl‘Oll'l‘. Feb. 2|.—- “moved
to St. Vincent‘s hospital before tiny-
breuli this morning. Nathan F. Easter-
llroolt, aged 26, all oystermah. of 14'.
Pembroke street. admits that for
time he is vanquished in the continuum
be has been conducting for many
weeks against it drove of big rats that.
have invaded his litiliie.
lilllsterlirook drove a sharp pointed
curving knife into his left arm just
below the shoulder, severing the bra-
clii'nl or main artery, and inflicting in-
yurles that may result in the loss of
the member.
For weeks lasterbrook has been llil‘
able to sleep because the rodents have
Titties attain '1
1'14.
_, .
ii llllilllliilllll in
So Says President Millinglltilt: 9
nylon that ills Line is Back .. ..
of the Proposed Road ‘ “
new HAVEN, Feb. 21.-—Prssldaijlt
Mellon ot the New Haven railroad last ‘
weak gave a flat denial when be his!
asked if the New Haven Road had any
lnterpt in a proposed new line tbrbuih
New link State .
Commencing upon the project and
'lt sde'veloprnent as a probable Boston-
Bufl'alo line he said: “A throuzh Bob-
IomBuffalo line is. in my juditbdittfi,
feasible. but a better one may be laid
through the use of existinx libel than
through the construction of an addi-
tional one.
The money necessary for makill'l
existing roads leach the most bulb“? -
run across the floor of rooms near
his bedroom iliaklng such a racket that
they disirnbu-tl his sillmbere. Of a
mechanical turn of mind. i
an liIiprovlsed rat trap ii in two big
iraterpalls.
One of these he placed upder the
tutlgt‘ of the table. The. other was
balanced on the edge of the table. The
upper poll has so arranged that. by
pulling a string from his bedroom
lulasterbroou could drop it into the
pull below 0
Then he rlepositetl some fragrant
cheese in the lower pull and awaited
the coming of. the rodents. Night lit-
in night he awoke to bear the rats
scrambling to the bottom of the lows
l‘l‘ pail. then pulled the string and lm~
prisoner! tllc- thieving rodents. A cold
water bath would ('llll the lives of the
JINWIN‘I‘S.
0n retiring late last night with con-
selections care be arranged Ills trap.
placed an especially tempting block of
cheese in the pull. anti dozed off. linlf
iiwnltc he fancied he heard the noise
of :in imprisoned rut. llc grasped a
tallying knife ill‘ had laid close to his
pillow. and sit-cpily lunged at the
string that held the upper pull iii pc-
Mlltllh' lllit his aim Was not into any
llf‘ awoke to the rumination that he
ilnri lliiilt‘lt'll a bad woiiiltl upon him-
sell.
its arousal other inmates of the
household. and they hurl-led lRtroiuI
the street if) the telephone of Henry
1.. lluhimrd. H? Pembroke street
llr. W. P. Watson was called, and
later the ambulance corps. fir. Wat.
son applied it tourniquet. to stop the
flow of blood. and llr. MOQllittlllby, who
a number of pottlmasiorli are expectant
in Danhiiry on Washington‘s birthday.
They will hold a social meeting dllrlnl
tho- tlsy and will be unt-tin at the non-
biiry club of Postmaster Allgiliitus fl
into; who will however. not be ill
town potentially;
W .,
emu tron ClNCiNNATi rem.
f‘iNClNNATi. 0.. Pub :l-lliislnnss
me not Cincinnatihsve offered .25 con
lathe membsrhanhs clams ti Na
iinuul league Club if they will lie peri-
lllfll next fall
the executive calamities of the Ohio
Valley lilxppsltfon and will be l’iljnldlly
made to the tailpi‘membsrs by that
body, Those who have lumped tomb
clients of almost all classes. man who
and members of the bmhallormma
lion. ’l‘litl oxooutlvs immunities will
most in a day or two to consider the
pan and then will lllllko the iormsl or.
tel to this than. '
b
i.
a»... I... ~. 4......- m
more warn tiara. pay.
9/
This oflnr has gone to '
e rthill rule are hotel proprietors, met-.9
want the aspiration to draw unusually.'
soon reached the house in the am-
‘llilluflcfl. transferred the victim to lit
. Vincents hospital. The rat made his
escape.
’ m
:JUMPI Isro await 'ro trachea
TRAIN.
STAMFORD. Fill) 21 mildllghl all a
ironic ritual- the railway station bare
with a freight train approaching.
Charles ii Dixon, ill years old lumped
into the lllppowrtm river, 20 feet bc«_
"i had to break tbe'lce to get
ashore" said the bay, "and, handicap-
ped by my overcoat. l liliri a hard
airtime," binds was ad bum.
PAVING "Idlil’lcd‘i‘loub Dib-
. critic's.
(tumult). Nb.
of parts: I ' _
loci of a. convent!“ it dilution and
city customs of the principal anon.
can cities called at the inflow of
Mayor has». militaristic may and
granite stub. train»
will continue
four cities wilbtt unaudited.
l
s
to»
fashioned .
standard will be less than that with:
would be wasted upon the can t -.
iiion of unnecessary railroads is lit
intimidated evil. Once constructed
they cannot be abandoned. and the
plibllc must in eome99form indefinitely
contribute to their support. 9
Railroading is a natural monopoly.
and should be protected by the State!
as such. in return for that protection
it should submit to reaeoi'lable retain-
lion.
L
uni thud ‘ _
tittttiliti ill
Collector of luterualltsvéliite Rob
crt 0. Eaton, in New 'Hav‘ell. flu ro-_
celved from Unltpd‘ States Commie»
slon Royal li‘. Cuboll'on the corpora-
tloli tax it reads:
“The attention of collectors of -ia-
torusl revenue and others is callodto
tho provisions of section 38 014M Iqt
of August 5, 1909 requiring MM.
lions joint stock companies. undoin-
lions and insurance companion” mili-
‘ject to the special excisti tax tighten ’
iiiiimsod. to render the orchid“ W
turn of their gross and not 9
the calendar your mail. on m 9
the first day at Match 1010. ‘
the penalties impelled bribe m
'param‘aph of said section 88; “in”!
loud at refusal in tabular such W a
or for rendering a false 0 taanhn'i'V
«ton (in receipt of this olroulbr‘m
tractors will so far as possibly, ‘ ‘
without further expedite to the up
meat, see that notice. of ill.“ ,
slbnl of the law is given Chm
public press to all such on _
joint ialocli commutes. um
and insurance companies. 9
When prescribed return «are
ed after March 1. 1910. tho on
hearing post marks, liloWllll 9
of mailing shall be. manned; 9
turnout to the return contained. "
and forwarded all a part Wong
this office. .
Ac stated in artistic 8 bl, M
ulatlons 81. blank mm 1591:,
the minted returns will be?
on collection by collectors .
rotsnuc had a failure to . "
blanks and to melts the rail
turn within the proclaim m
not relieve the loom,9
stock companies. whim ‘
sliranco company the .
imposed tor ll tsllura'fta static
turn.
(blurted). might.
it. WI Wit-ti.
The town board at relic! 9‘
uvsrti otiho landlord“ . 9 ‘ ‘
ftctul‘llinconcsrah‘tbb ~ '
at “in bulk till
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