w
Also a complete
Mil this tor his I‘-
‘ . few derivation ‘
own 4
daisies?”
Ironclad 4. Menuhin
fibcdmldmgn Mouse"
Mrs. James Monsoon. of Lexington
avenue. is ill.
James Lawson, of Norwalk, is visit;
lag in Brooktieid.
Walter Torrey Aiken. of Mount lier—
M0“.
mon College, is visiting at his home '
in Wilton avenue.
Mrs. Edwin L. «Hoyt of 3 westport
avenue. is entertaining Miss Bessie
Hosea. of heading.
la. H. Byinxiion has returned to Nor
walk from Washington where he has
been spending the win ion".
QMr. and Mrs. Herbert O. Benedict
of Elm street. have returned home
1' pm a visit in Bridgeport
iehoias Oddo, or Cross street,
South Norwalk is the guest of his
son Harry Oddo, of New York.
. .. The party of local young people who
mouatrip to shington D. C.. are
remembering the friends with souv-
epir post cards.
Miss Pearl Benton, who has been
employed in South Norwalk, is now
stenographer in H. D. Atwater's elec-
trical store. in Main street. New On-
naan.
The last meeting of the confirmation
class of Grace parish before the com-
ing of the bishop will be held in the
church at 7: 30 this evening. A full at-
tendance is requested
0Clifford C. Betis. who is taking. a
use in Yale college, New Haven.
is ending the Easter vacation at the
home of his parents Mr. and Mm
Albert A. Belts, of Newtown avenue.
Mrs. Lewis B. Cummings. of 61
Fort street, East Norwalk, underwent
an operation at the Norwaik Hospital
Friday. Her many friends will be
more than pleased to hear she is doing
nicely.
Washington (‘amiipr 11. P. 0. 8.
of A, held the regular meeting last
night Arrangements were made to
have an oyster supper next Tuesday
evening. April 5 All members should
be present.
—.— Don‘t forget the Yes lior’s dance.
Thursday night
Theodore Bates and Thomas Law.
lor, of Cranbury. are n log wood on
John Bates place WI h Frank P.
Clarke gasolene engine. They have
been at work on a number of the
neighbors wood piles.
The ilrookaide Lake Ice Company
has instaUed a prvate telephone. the
number of which is' 580. This will an-
able their patrons to secure more sat.
isfactory and speedy service. 'l‘hair
aim is tlrsi quality and the best ser-
vice.
The marriage of Miss Elia ilili.
(laughter of Eben Hill. of this oils. and
ioaptaln Roger S. Fitch. S. A.. of
Fort Leavenworth will talke pilit‘d‘in
New York at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs Granville w Whittlescy, Thurs-
day afternoon at 4 o'.eiock
,There will be a practice of the mem-
bers of the Norwailt High school base
bail team at the usual place, Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o‘clock. The new
oquipnient'lias been received. so all
those desiring to make the team must
be on their job. C. C. Hublwli is the
lflflilflgi‘l'.
——“h‘or the land's sake" use now-
ker's Fertilizers. Manuel 'f‘oro lintth.
An order has been issued by Gov»
cruel- Weoits for the further detention
0! P. A. Peterson in the Ctmuocticnt
Hospital liar the in . .l-latorson lull
sent to the lasting” from the Hart-
rmi county jail.» ”governor‘s order
is now issued minute the fact that
Peterson's atmtence has expired.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Scott. of
28 Stuart avenue. are the proud pur-
.onts oi mind. a girl and a boy y. wellh-
ing eight and ten pounds respectively
.The children were born yesterday, and
nib-interested are doing at»... In.
limit is night ennineor at i c railroad
drawbridge in South Nor-walk. an or
Superintendent D William Harfm.
wootmoal Dread tomorron thin
ner Battery. . .
When Peter... fibleids. the genial
upolhocary. wan giving the time of
day in his usual hearty insult“ to‘
tut-cabin boy of ill «Dilution
chap about two tad” s half (out high,
WM driven in t rniacy by is
colored nurse traits as Peter he
climbed out of the vehicle held out
his hand. and said: "Hellman
Woibhoo it titliillrd offiiudii
l u. is the nest h
Miiihi‘drq (ire.
Charles Mined _
South Norjtalk s
It
Tomorrow, A. orlioh, the lows m.
will he eighty-two years old. having
been born on the thins-lint or “will
The Hospital Whist 3Club tviil meat ‘
w
Friday afternoon at o3'olook. with
Mrs. Wit lam A. clerk. in Dimwood
avenue
Today is the birthdot'ioi George li‘.
Foote and in better 0
Mr and Mrs. Fonts are attending the
theatre in New York city. ,A .
The meeting of Washington chap-
ter called for this evening to work
the Royal Purple do roe, has been post
poned until next ednesday "'
The automobile arm of Hartford. &
Brooks has sold a Warren- Detroit au-
tomobile. l’llltabout starts. to W. .i.
Fetch. abridgemrt piano dealer ,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 1". Mliiprd. of
22 Grandview Ivonne announce the
engagement of their daughter Kathryn
erbury.
Governor weeks received Monday a
check from the general treasurer of
the National Home for Disabled Vol.
unteer Soldiers for 81,375. for the care
of disallled‘soidiors in this state.
~Honie-made Rye Dread. at Nelson
iioyt's
Chester 8 Seiieek. the teller of the
i-‘alrfléld County Savings Bank. and
well known member of the W so ilurn ‘
Golf Club. is critically ill with oompli~
cations of the grip, and a trained nurse
is in attendance.
Health Oflicer Dr. H. ll, West and
City Engineer Samuel W. Hoyt. .lr.
are investigating the sanitary nondi-
tione nt‘the Uneoin school. eemclaiiy
with reference to the sewer conuec‘
Lions and the incline of the outflow.
The ltnke Over (,‘Jub met last oven
ing at the home of the Misses Kraomer.
in North Main street. Miss Lillian Lu-
5
i
the evening. Refreshments were serv-
ed and an enjoyable time was had. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Miss ilerihu Malina 'lucada) oven
ing.
'r . IBERIA.
new mo in L
Native Pastor at Cape Paimaa Mission
shot and Killed.
LIVERPOOL.
received here state that the fighting
between the natives and libertan'
troops at Cape Palmaa Liberia. con
tinnea and grows more serious Rev
Ensure. a native pastor at the mission ;
in Cape l’aimas has been shot and
killed and the lives. of the white resi-
dents are said to be in danger.
The hostile natives appear to be
getting the better of the troops whose ~:
excesses-when the.“ were sent to stop
the native trade in French territory.
caused the oulhroak.
The natives are said to be anxious
to have a few Englishmen killed with
the object of bringing about interven-
tion by (in-at Britain.
The Liberian gunboai Lark. tempor-
arily commanded by a German olllcer.i
has bombarded the native \iilaxos.
but done little damago A German
lunboat arrived and its communder;
and Pinko. but the authorities declin-
ed the assistance.
Advices received from Liberia rot
ceivod at the Foreign Office state
British life and prepcrty are in no
danger in spite of the disturbances
there.
BOSTON March 30. m'l‘ho lope
Palms; ulisnmn is largely suppilriod
by the American Episcopal t‘hurcll
through the Dentaliir und Foreign Mill-
. sionury florioty of 281 Fourth avenue.
Nrw York. The bishop of Cape Pai-
maa. Rt. Rev. flannel D. Fcrpuaon. a
color d clergyman of the American
ehnrh. wall in Boston severe! years
as. The clergyman onward cham
kl ed saupponed who WW
limo who was attuned to Rio p
Ferguwn‘s staff at Harper, Cups la
Fairmont W. Va. ivas formerly hI~
hop of Cape Palm“.
WHlTuTONE YACHT OLUI BURN-
! 1:315 . .
NEW YORK. March 80:“ wThe spa
olous clubhouse of the Whitestoue.
Dong island, was totally document”
ilro today and the four persona includ ,
in; two club members in mutually
in; at the time. norrowl escaped
with their lives The (2‘in the are.
il unknown. ' .2...
Veiie “40‘
Nothing but. praiaef in everyone
who sees the Voile ' 0' ‘ai. our
i
are you?” which of course pleased,
old man. who has generally would;
up his sleeve l-ln said: "My little
man. i guess you want. a maple
pills for your sweet tooth." which the
a,
Buinthere are poinbim \liiiilb can
not soon mutt-a dotted. 0m
outer point the boost its
“or”; IW'B’WJ it: will, our
imm “M will.
doing three little an r coated e
minted recto Mite blue. th4
gutted took them fluidity and
til”
gestures mm
lower. water eerie:
ry world and rock are"
rallies beer-fall: [iv
or palm amt doc
3am lady resented homely. but W
soon being tasted in his no
social Contractor
iii! Gilli! elitist} him it does“ not 1
tier. to oper- *
”" "i“d‘i'imi ‘
mill Cl. Ii ‘
and fiddle at animus , 4
AI wall as “m iii! Whalilm
or mitbmsshmmumifi
IN the “timed the ear to
the climb om flatly,
days.
bulfi.
’ Prices Range from
the occasion I,
Ursula. to John T. McCormick. of two ‘
then. of llrldgepori. was the ghost for ‘
i .
March 30.-~Ativiceii
offered to bombard Hoffman Station '
liii‘. fll “mill“ Wit NM it? tuRi . .
o sunshine will bring the sum ill I .-
hobbit mvioos at. an hbnept prio '
to u {is just M bony and as contempt , V
our line is one that will comdisod yo ‘1:
Overlook an on”? .m v. .
ENTER MERRlL
And Prepare for Business
. YQilnl men are wanted. wanted new:
‘ auditors south Nbiw‘dit
i
Optician
in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
NORWALK.
Bailey Co
IOU'I'H NOIW ALK. SON".
ave
r
.3 in» Hair. ratio rat. «a.
Lum ' “ r and MiliWork for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
has. two soil tnrqopty Tar Paw
Blot-rs“ Paper. .
Sheathing and W Paper. _v ;
listi- isostatic: and Main: Pam
dew also! at every description.
It idzfli‘iihotddxdam tiara. two sizes.
0 II
"11ng Asphalt rubric among.
WM.
IF ion has THINKING sneer surprise vo‘uu
*AUTOMOBILE our FIGDREB a'r .
LUTHER
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T3
“W.
a
. ”9'!" .. .3“ W ,.
NIWIOT AND BEST .
Spring Styles
The Barry exam
For Men Who Care to Dress Well
Prices, :3 00 33’ 50 3.4 09
FLYNN 8: RYAN}
Io Wellington slept; ”Wilt .
I
‘ Baal of mottled}
fl Whammy optimum-out
taming to the future plans and web
. discussed for safeguarding the public
land. the president, said:
of all of the best known at
the state. The active me
with oil
r... ninetiidt .
W
cars It. Noble.-
State on» modulation .
lucksgijt. wmown: Dr Ag:
Gibbons. of Stamford; Dr. John b. ‘
i
will Philanthropic. ,
We entire society ”W
1;.”‘3’ are will!”
, :W . ill
at! l . room “initial“ 4‘
are oi those a interim with mental
an nmons diseases in this state. the, :
en. tags the discussion and pr '
ulgatlon of detention principles,
ho adoption and “intention of the".
most approved that ed; for the care
and restoration of t one nervouslv on
balanced whether in tho incipient or
advanced stages During the. session
a nhmher of important matters per»
Our Millinery Department has enjoyed a constant growth and \
our displays of beautiful Huts have met with enthusiastic approval. '
fr om t' very source. We are showing the noweat of Trimmed Hard,
Shaped and Trimmings in all the fashionable styles and materials. :’
far he lo w posed of.
o. M t soc W ere dis Sec window displays.
Considerable time was given to the
discarded of the Dennison case and
the shooting of Policeman Delta M
a. maubu in this city. and plans were
from a recurrence of such lamentable
incidents. Before the meeting adjourn-
ed for dinner a paper was read by Dr.
Frank Huelhurst Barnes. of Stamford
upon alcoholism and its treatment it
was followed bx a lively debate on the
Mllilflefy Special for Wednesday“:-
t3. 00 snares $198
We will place on sale a 33.00 Shape. one of the best. shapes of
“we“. Dru. Noble. pom" and Reel the season. the entire uiiderbrlin is covered with velvet.
taking part. turned upon one side; we guarantee this shape a $3.00
Arno". ‘h. M'mun ValUQ- Far Wednesday. Whilethw 138i ......... o. u ‘- . . -"3“ ‘i
The inurnbers of the society. active.
osmium and honorary. Wore nearly
all present. A list of the roll is given
below: Active members, Dr. D. M. Mo-
l’ariand. Greens Farms: Dr. H. M.
Hitchcock. Greenwich: Dr. Edwin. id.
ilmith, Norwalk; Dr. Charles E. Smith.
Norwaiit; Dr. Charles W.‘ Jackson.
Waterbownz Dr. .i-‘rank ii. Barnes.
Stamford: Dr. Henry M. Pollock. Nor-
wich; Dr. Amos J. Givens. Stamford:
Dr. Frederick D. Roland. Westport:
Dr. John l... libel. lAtchileld: Dr. Al-
vin D. Wadsworth. South Norwallr:
Dr. Henry a. Noble. Middletuwn; Dr.
Edwin at Vail. Donald: Dr. Wm. M.
'l’ noon ilartiord.
A into—«Dr. Max Madhouse New
Haven: Di. Gilbert 1'. Smith. Sitar
ford.
Honorary—Dr. Graeme M. Ham
mood. New York city; Hon. Chant. F.
Welt-h. Gutenwich; Dr. J. at. Nolan.
Wampum Dr. (3. Alfred Lawrence.
New York city: Dr. F. ii. Mayberry.
Blast Hartford; Dr. T. D. Crothers.
Hartford: Hon (‘ostollo Uppitt. Non
wlch; {ledge Nelson J Avllnu. Nor-
wich; Judge Howard M Hickox. War
tor-town; Judge Michael (‘ Downs.
Stamford: Hon. M. .l. Holman. Bay-
baroolt; Judge ll. ll. Bradley. 31:.
Wastport: Dr. Frederick Niven.
Wontport; Dr. James N. Brown. West
pom lit-v.1 M. Buckie). (Christian
Harald). New York city; Judge 0. D.
lmhwood. Stanford.
in speaking of the minty and win
It hope. to accomplish Dr. Mom
& southhlorwailr
Conn. '
in your new home use hot water or steam lieu. It is cheaper to pin“
and gives more satisfactory midis. Specify an
Argand Better
The ARGAND BOILER c4.“
soars seaward; sous. . ,
ARGAND 150111333 ARE MADE IN NORWM_
“it;
1"?
Nearly All interested.
“it is rather a startling statement
but one which is undoubtedly true.
that nearly every family is interested
directly or lariicertly. in the care of
some unimtunato member who is
mentally inelanprtent. Unfortunate
iy. insanity, like death. is always
with us. But it is a subject the world
never considers unless forced to do.
so. So much has been written about
the treatment. of the insane to prom. ,
dice the public against institutional
life thud mam unfortunatea are kept
Iat home who might be cured If prom
roared for. institutibnai treatment
Adorable not shine for the bailout
cure and alleviation is thereby
rob cred more aimdy and certain but
for all «around. as it obviates all
such on y oocuroicoa as the
shinning of Policeman dis.
No Honors Footie.
"Another important him of the so
In to ruin the confidence or the
pub to to d sprove the lurid and no- .
telling stories ivhich are told retard-
ing t o treatment of the insane and .
i
i
, p
(harming is not the more matter or form it used tobam
the will. of the necessary also without illoulht of the mailer
you are settler. Today it is the rent art in Melamine moral of
why your gown does or duos not fit.
Not. every figure is perfectly adapted to the long. graceful
liilou. commuted by the spring stylus You must therefore
look to tho corset that mod ids the ilpuro. in foiit reconstructs
u to lines that Fashion dictates. amt ailing (is. snarl.
day. a scientific study to widen we have was much tibia and
mogul. Those whom we hove titted starve} at the Inland
filill‘o effect produced and the ease and contort the M iii
tied
rot-d4 not the usual stifl' boxy man. the untrigd.
corset sires.
‘Ws have the bail tuition. and newest Doria; moans
;' .. v. .
to convince those intimated in the
care of the unfortunate. How much
more certain of recovery the no
then removed from the influences
and environment which have possibly
helped to break them down. to innit
tattoos w . miller can be properly
treated. are: the store today
over a noun print insiltutipnsot ..
the am WWW -
ll
h'.’"" in: .44 so..- :44444444-ln4‘4s4s4-i4
r 6.1
nit
soils of 1's“ tithe! are do libel? NW!
at testimonial-summation- Vfiflv. {Wadi who around
mg“! {figmmm and him with no age rs ov rariurztouiimoimi ..
“tine mph.“ tritiisoolollsl'OQOO
m use" tuner parlor new} hulls and. .
It)!!!” unethical of M .._t .
“The tire
Until dmoiil.
mime.
‘ i” VIAMQMQ'WN IT» MOTH
it
do”
for“ auxin“ out door; sports and
I‘ll activation mo 4. in.
NW 0,» ram retentive
of any
illidi
The Molten elite: one has on 1 ‘
ousted so much more in the papers The -
' 4?“ Wmmbiu. yutdrdsr. t
lor avenues and W t s
‘ tar team was vi
tin: The users for the are
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