; III the .
. med Goods. Also I hamlets so
I9;tlnehtu ofJVIIh MateriIlI tor Brest-
Wat MI .9 9h.
Joseph Eula. oi warm-.... avenue,
continues ”scrum ll 6 696
Miss Catherine Kelly is quite ill at
her home in Henry street
Miss Museum Gould, of .Main street
is visiting in Newark, N. J
Percy Branum, of 57 North «venue
is spending a wesk’in New York
Butlier Lodge I. 0. 0. F. will hold
its regular business meeting tomor-
row night.
Miss Amie Younzs and Miss Grace
Heifernau, of Danbury, are visiting
friends in town
Miss Madeline Manor and Miss
Leonora Ward spent Sunday in Stam-
fOrd with friends
(if you want to get. more for your
money read the adv. of the Union Pa-
cific Tea Company.
The Italian Social Club will hold a
meeting Sunday afternoon. Refresh-
ments will be served.
~«Don't forget the' You lioys‘ dance,
Thursday night _
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nadin. of
Danbury. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Layden, of Perry avenue.
Many of the Sixth Company soldier
lads attended the full dress military
ball in Stamford last evening.
if your roof leaks Horace R. Nash
recommends the use of Regal roofing.
Ills adv. will tell you about it.
Frederick McMahon has secured a
position with Nash‘s plumbing estab-
lishment, in North Main street.
Mrs. Margaret Voshurgh. of Reed
street, has been antenatal Mrs.
Hannah Vosburgh, of Jersey Cl y. .
The Ladleffiiniled Whiet Club will
meet on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. E. B. Smith, in East avenue.
. Captain Cornelius 0. Woman of
Haviland street. who bouillon Ill for
the past “'0 weeks, is now convales-
cent
Rudolph Itaudinger Is aeriousley(I ill
at his place of residence In Her laud
street of an attack of acute. Indier-
tion. . . 9
Mrs Addie Baton. of Burbank
street is spending Easter with her
aunt Mrs. William Mdfils.‘ of Brook
lyn.
Mrs. Bertha M. Richards and dauxh-
ter Anna, of West street. have gone to
New York for a few days' visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J w. 'Brlen. of
lenses Place, aré enterchining Misses
Grace Heliernan‘and Annie ’Voung, of
Danbury.
The Hospital Whist Club will meet
With MrI.‘Wll9lld‘rh A. ClIrk. No. 35
Elmwood avenue. Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
William “Wiley: of Wont ntroet.
who is at St when Hospital In gain-
in a little. though he is not able to
walk about yet.
The final Ii salon of the sump of
Joseph Capos ’I dancing class will
be held this evading at QuittnerI Hall
in Railroad avenue.
Frederick Fable of Westport, w u
was severely injured at the paper in II
last Tuesday is reeling comfortably It
the Not-walk hospital.
Robert M. bee, who ‘la attendinx‘
Willlston Seminary, this year Is
spending (lid Easter vacation at his
home in Falriield avenue
’ There is a demonstration and spur»
inl Idle line c In" at the I).
M. ‘Read- nanny: , I week. The
tel you about It.
adv. will
Bonn yin-Bracken. 8i WIIhing
ton street; 'ihviie your inspection of
their large line of spring shoes, natty
oxfords and pumps. are adv
The beauty. style and clump of the
dainty silken fabrics shown by Triu-
trIm & Hyatt will appeal t the mold
fastidious. See prices in a v.
Joseph MMOII. of the United States
may. stationed at b‘ort Slocum. New
York hes been I guest of Mr. and
Mrs William Brode. of Lowe Hirer-l .
Dr. and Mn. WlillI H. Crown and
son. Willis finial/e. in, New
veu, came dowwto South orwallt
I‘utomobils Sunday and viIltod rely
t ves.
PC ladanhury bod 0. P..
will hold I. Ipeolai will...“ this eve
plug to admit I large class Members
nus come slim to glvcwilmo for
our drill. . .
A special convocation of Muller
ChIfiIr. It. A. M.. will be held It itS‘
rooms Thursday evening at s o'.cioelt
The P. M. and M. iii M. degrees will
be worked.
rib
Mini Frances neutron: and
all city.
l
J
39er 9mm. of? collect Ivan
unit. have grind New Yo
where they will spend sever-ab days
with friend's. .,
SALVATORCIIARIUI’I‘
General Contractor
r Sewer. wItIr well: Milt. murder
1': wot-l: and roclt IIerItiuu. Sam
motes cheerfully given on all contrast
our. Orders are solicited 9
.w‘eliver and colon hit p
93,09th ‘ o ‘
99 but: Hit?“ oasis
Today Col. Renault was the Inert
at luncheon off 9 ‘ 99
‘Iy It contagion
Ambafivesdor Stern
dent Roosevil t'r‘i
studs the but“ rail of Ill
.6... 6. ...... vs... .9973,
comment here. wher‘et ere iI a I er’v
once of opinion II to the good or evil
celil‘ectll 02:91:31”th talking. l
in en ng I as II
(S: into Pro til Baum)! ma 331“."
Rooseilol a not mince IIiI words
with a view to avoiding offence to the
Nationalists. a great rt of whom.
have openly eymathls with the as
sassiu. ,
The Radical press ttitlny takes eit-
ception to the American remarks. and
even the moderate Westminster (in:
wile says editorially:
"Dilitiulsltlons upon this rouliness of
the rerrse meat .108;th lor soifyovcrn-
ment. w lie permitted to on without
great position are
hushed in the breasts of ex- presi
dents"
Recalling Mr. Gladstoue‘apronounce-
ment in regard to the early lndisr-‘re
Lion of the present Lord llalsbury~
"Mistakes which are pardonable in a
private individual become scandalouI
in an ex- 6colicltor-uenerII”-~'l‘ho GI
zette recognises Mr. “Roosevelt's do
sire to be friendly and helpful to
Great Britain, but says that his pro-
nouncement is not calculated to make
easier the path of the government in
Emu
Oil the other hand the Tory press
In highly landatory of the fearless dec-
clarations The Pall Mall Gazette (on
elders that the American statesman
has done a service not only to the
Egyptians, but. to the cause of human
”Former 9i
”rims heifers
porgress throughout the world. The
paper adds:
“Mr. Roosevelt in providing our
pnling sentluienialists of the Keir
Hurdle breed with a healthy spectacle
of the representative of the. greatest
democracy in the world giving pseudo
democracy a sound trouncing."
The Evening Standard warmly ap-
proves the Iddi‘oil! III ilie "wise words
of a great. statesman."
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BARBARITIIS iN GRANADA.
Wealthy Plantation Owner Dragged
from NI Home, Whipped Ind Killed
saw concurs. March 29 ~Bur
barities are being perpetrated i (into
ada under the direttlon of the earl:
government” according to Curios
Chamorro, a brother of the leading
insurgent general Emilio charuorro
who arrived here yesterday.
(‘hamurro declared that ‘ awealthy
plantation ownor med Coronal was
recently dragged from his home. whip
pod and final billedbecp becpuse he re-
fused to contributo- oney in support
of the Madrla [Anti Both male and
feniaie relatives of insurgent leaderI
innocent of any act attack on the it
Iular goVernment. h ve been lmpris
oned, Chumorro naerts.
A stubborn legal fight is promised
by the adherents of the MadriI cause
union the sending .out of a proposed
filibuster-lug expedition for this port
in support of the insurrectlounry mow
ment.
That an extenIlvo lilibustbrins ex-
pedition from New Orleans will be
sent to Bluefislda moms certain. on»
lulu there should be some interferen-
ces on the part of the United SlateI.
Authenic reports SS) that hundreds of
Americans have Men engaged to can
l‘y on the warfare against MIdrlI. An
weather, let us remind you that by tIklnI
Prices Range froth $2 7 5..to $25 00
‘Wm or cool)? 9 6
W 9113 better
. out plenum
those nice mild
days, the sunshine will bring the roses in hihy'Iie 9 it. Our Carla Ire '
wbullt for honest more It an honest price. Sum mother wants her culls
£6th but It Will sad as comfortable lie-Cart Id Iiirbody.
Our line it She‘ that will eomm9lid your tantrum and the
at him
t ‘fiv
\
Overlook an opportunity. who do riot H
ENTER MERRILL COLLEGE
And Prepare for Business
Young men are wanted tht‘dd ndw.
Standard 9 South Harwell:
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O. B. J acltson
Optician I
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyed Examned Free
In WALL IrIIIr. snows III.
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NORWAIIK.
hey Co
MILL TIL. “IOU"! NORWALK, OOH". vAnn 11L. “4.
Lumber and Mill Work fof Everything
from it Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window aim or Ivory description. On. two can imply TI} nu.
Sub wom- uo core. sister-r Poo-r
i
The Hatch & H:
rfligfi..w°°‘“ Gutier- m’ m” Sheathing Ind Milullders' Plpfll': 9
"ma Hair mutational nonunion Potion
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRIGHT S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
U
NEWEST AND DIST
7‘ Still it did not to,”
‘ it points to Danbury’ I it tor i.
’6 he withstood.
* last evening, Ind that the ideal milk
’ or
met for the fifth.
to was hard "IiIdli lid
fro m the It
Shiith was SSW}:
to see tlult this its. I:
d end all th
(bill has made all .66t -
giants in the first half. with I total
Three more salons in
managed to get away
when peculiarity, were very
be home team. iilong ‘Il 99
wzfin and Widlirniori. in I
I standing of 18 at then
the half.
It was the result of these that twen-
t3 mlnutsI that produced sufficient
points for the locals to enable Nor-
of
I closelycontosisd second
tnin Smith“ I Irln'ory tom 30
lint in spite of line word 'by the rim?
lug guards Langley and Cililllili‘ .
who played an exception Ily .
game. the Norwalk mm as not to
Doruuys ciistomiiry Iiiiil was min
evident In' the way be matched Cull»
hon last night It all stages. The lively
ilunrnlorl had a pretty hard time loci-
walk to stand off the Danbury Ilve In .
lnx inhaler. but the Norwalit to rd.
did all and a little bit more. prla _
than nII proportion of tbsp
Cahill and l’l‘agon held Ireland all
din of the visitors well In hand '
of the time. but u was Smith'u night.
tain played one 6o! the- best games or
his career is evident from the manner
In which Kearin was handled in the
first half.
It was [laundry 3 third defeat. in live
frames and the local baskeib lllutfl
Goals from field—~6ilorney i. unr-
nleri 3. Smith 6. Duo“ 2. (‘ahli l.
Nadia it, Kean-In l. Column 2. tan;-
léy 1
From free thrown-Hearth
hall I, Gil-mien 4. Smith 2.
tlillciaisw Mr. Mum and Mr. Rooney.
'l‘lmekeeperwd‘. E. Linfieberg.
The team of the Norwalk High
school is bringing to I close I nation
of successful baaltotbali that on car-
ried the name of the local school to
all parts of. the slate Derby High
camc- here Iint owning with I very
good record against scholastic teams
along the ilousatohic river and east-
ward. 'I' e visitors were good play-
ers I new the game better than
that t that the NorwIlI atudenit
have met this winter But such I
display of missing as Aorwuik showed
the Derby lads was hardly to be eit-
period in u llléb Icltool team. Morn-
orieI of that last half. sad the leit
playing of Norwaik High will live long
in the mind- of those who saw the
nine in this Norwallt- likarby Iiigb
Ichool cohteet alone. the audience saw
an exhtigition well worth the rice of
IdmIIIicn True. the Green an White
players ran up S large total In the lat
half. but It was. «Very point of it.
earned by fast. heady playing on the
port of the locals. .
The out half begui in a way that
indicated I oIOIe guns and it was
due to the ability of Ireland 0It
lag thsmost mantel occasional mien
that game Norwaik lllgh the 0lead. 1
to I1. It luberrulIIiou. The light hi
speed forward was the direct agent
of 1! pain“ during the half, Iioran.
‘3. Calla
abundance of arms has without doubt
been secured.
An unusual future of this equip
ment according to well defined re-
ports. is that It provides for man: no
mating mutation and a liberal Iupply
of huehshot.
“prom-64 Iul'fe'r most awfully from
insomnia. doni you know The (lirlm
mind you ever try talking to yourself.
lilustratgd Bite. 9 ‘fl‘
Velie “40”
Nothing but prIiIe from everyone
who sees the Valle “90' 'It our‘
garage
But there are pain“ which our I
not be Si'lih except In action. One
particular point iii tho clutch. its
action is smooth. giving your car
the easy starting ouIllty of a
nu IVyi imagerir train. No "arab-
bluu of the clutch" and it does not
require an export either to opt-r9
Mi- it. The clutch is the disc typo.
running dry three plate. IocIIIible
and adjustable In it) minutes.
AI well II saving the nwchanlum
of the car it iI much more Imus
able to tho monolith of the t'li lo
6va9 the clutch engage gently.
. immediate delivery on
Touring modelI.
Illusion 8!: Brooks '
IS NORTH MAIN WRIST
SOUTH NMWALK
Stock Quotations
You will and attention on it“
York Ind beaten or): ItoclrI’. II text
3,, “fluent“ “in“ by who ever, a
Til! «will loin
Kimmie."
O
ll
route nmm~v
Spring Styles
WI HAVE IVIR SHOWN.
The Baggy Oxford
For Men wit, cm to um. .9...
Prices! ’3'”. ‘3'soi “'00
FLYNN 8: RYAN
Iii WIIhinggi’In Street. South nonvolk
Comxilng in not the more matter of form It used to iii--
tho buying of the ntwaury lilw without thought of the model
you on setting. Today it is the real art In dnwihs mentor
why your down down or does not at. ,
Blot every figure is perfectly mated to the long, ngoIfiu
iineI, demanded by the spring styles You must therefore
look to the corset that moulds the figure, in tut recount-non
\ it to linen that hahlon diet ItnI. Genet Stunt II In I“ '9'
day. I scientific study to which we have nine touch tiniI Ind
thought. Those whom we liars fitted marvel It the ”Will
him as... produced and the ease and warm the edit» If
forum the usual stiff. bury feeling the untried. matted
donut
tilde but makes. and newest spring madoiu.
. j 9; f
i
Seymour and MIrtin scoring the root.
Every one of the Nation excepting
Daly made a buket in this half for
Derby. The name did not look any
too sure for the home team It this
time. for in visitors were eliciting 9
- rather closely and doing I little points
getting on the side. 9
However. with the loot hIlf Itartol
Ind ‘loolll‘ getting their Seorwork
l in soil it. It could only moan "curtain?
for 0er ill b. William Horas II!
Captain
half. but nearly every basket wII the
natural "silence of In attack in which
i
pIIaerit Ind nimble movements. it
was playing the game In it Ihould be
With William. the visiting center For
flu but I busy time. for the llerhy lad
. wII good.
cIIIuly playedi for centnmen, with
both playerI shining It timoI. Enid"
keeping his opponent. hair. from
chances at the not. anthem proved
the ulna reliable player an In other
games. and war genera"
gin shifting the none of p I: from the
Marriott MIMI to thut o llorby High.
'TIIII lII'I Ierimmago work is I big
factor in every who. and there i9
nothing Iby dbotit Seymur‘s playing.
annual. mum Ind Weld were
leading pIIyIrI tor the Derby tom.
1 Thesaurus" 9 undone. “ANSI“ GIT Hamil“
«mini: It! Willi n. '6 nob auctions on Murcia 296- John Kling 6n says"
IIIriiI .,. Frankel With an ”uremia; r1100. Willie Hoops mount of fine uteri
6 he'll rcrerd. * record of Jacob
loft mini-d.
doIiI rm “gm-«Martin 7. Ireland
I. Ferris it. Heron I. Seymour-i
hot 4. Williams ham
MW
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. II
" WW2?“ Ii wiles
9s sellout listens Ali-or
receive the total root-lull. The blot
6 , Is wlll11 i HHS! if?” this
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in”.
iii-Iron
bl; .
hold the championship of (‘lo tlout? ‘ - ‘ 9.
for another year. 92 Washington M NTZ’
The. summary: 3 - t 9 _ ,
Nor-walk. ‘ cutout-9.6:; Street ‘ Conn.
i‘lorney ....................... Nadia” .
Left forward.
tluornleri ..... . ..... . . . . . . . .. lreIIu
, Might forward.
Smith ....................... KeIrin
ileutor.
llugon ...................... Langley
Left guard.
t‘ahlll ..................... Callahan
Right and.
were the IIdI to cage
9 the hall molt frequently in this iIIt
Norwallt Iligh brought the sphere the
. length of the court by Ihort. Iwift _
it "I I battle rant and
the leader
lm.nd ”Quart-“9‘“gnaw-.94.... DI”
rfilfltfoi‘m
FM“ ......«‘ul-iri....... Willm
I (Banter.
Hm ........m“.......... (trundww
“menu“... ......... Wold
Mn-
1. Wolff 2.
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lotiwill
on 6,
sacrum, out
Hats, Flowers, Feath” '1
ers and Shapes
We are showing in our cilia: it‘ed Milllnery bepariment 150 new
Trimmed Hats for your selection. Every lint we are showing i
entirdly oxciusivo in design and represents quality, harmony of
color taste and at. prices that we are famous for.
" swarm“ .
Spring Styles Spring Prices .
DERBIES ......... . . . .. . ..Sr. 50, 31.75. St. do. S246. Sago
SOFT HATS... . . .. .5oc, $1.00, 81.50, 8:75, $1.90, S246
MEN’ S AND BOYS‘ CAPS ... . .. “20¢. 45¢. goo and Salon
UMBRELLAS ................;..-75c,goc.Sx.40.Sf"
in your new :‘home use but water or Item heat. It is cited
and giveI more IntiIertory retain. Specify In
Argand Boiler
AII: in for Information
The ARGAND BOILER
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ancsuo nouns liar: titans m 2619anth
: liatluooms Com”
$50 00
The Healing and Plumbing Cb:
23mm srarsfr stimuli 99,
NIWLAIDIMIM........ ........... .. ...... . .......
vuav III'r oIIIMIIv Iurun, I pittind ...............
AIP saucy Mum noun. I barrel ..........
as! rsucv IATINT noun my. lb. unit
“hung-”‘9
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The Great A826? Tea 09.93..
199 WASHINGTON I‘I'i. Iouru acrobat-it. .
van cILivIIv. agilyerleg 9:on I. m. m 9an 9. m. m.
HOPPI IGUALI' scales-m
rumour truss sitar '
Shift.
harem
W' ‘ 1Suih I fll'St
I‘M (if I sense {of two that the men
It MS. it use billiards
aim has me on «use
flu) I)” III) Sill i “on
him min. lint i.
fine mull." in
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will Slum being rs-
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