wtll certainly tickle our palate. Ai-
waya mail and child up. .
F.AJIJANE
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: ShoWers
tonight; . Thursday clearing and
cooler; moderate southvvest winds.
The disturbance that was central in
illinois yesterday morning has moved
lioithoastward and is now control in
the eastern portion of the Lake region.
It will pass out the St. Lawrence Val
ley during the next '24 hours and this
vicinity will be on the southern edge
of it. it is producing oioudv Weather.
with light rain or snow in the Lake
region and along the North Atlantic
coast. The temperature continues
high in the custom sections. but is
low in the northwest.
WEATHER A YEAR, AGO TODAY.
‘ Temperature: how, 47; high,
Cloud-y.
iii’y.
William Wallace, or New York. is
visiting friends in Lexington avenue.
. _
Mrs. James Monsport 0! Lexington
avenue is recovering from o. serious
illness.
Miss Mamie Byrnes, of Chapel
street, has resumed her studies at
Laurolton Hall. Milford.
Clarence Bennett. of Franklin avo-
nuc. who has been ill with diphtheria.
s able to be about “an.
Colonel George Reynolds of Final
Norwalk, has gone went for his health
iiilil will be absent indefinite”.
Seed oats. Samuel Recliner.
Miss Grace Leary. of Railroad ave
nuc. Ia entertaining Miss Catherine
Sullivan and adughter oi Wutcibury.
Street Commissioner .lohn Malone
has a force of men at work clcuhiug
up the parka and fixing the ilowor beds
in anticipation of an early spring.
Uncas Tribe. L 0‘. it. ill, held a
meeting last evening at Red Mi-n‘s
Hall in Washington street. it was do
cldvd to have another social on April
ifilh.
'l‘ he members of Butler Lodge, No.
97. l. 0. 0. l".. are requested to meet
at the lodge room tomorrow at l p. in.
to uttend the funeral of the inte-
John W. Maine.
The Rake Over Ciuh waa‘entcrtain-
ed by Miss Emma Schmidt. North Main
street, last evening. The next meeting
will be with Miss Bertha Malmo. 24
North Main street, Tuesday, April
12th. 3
~ Nutmeg Club Dance. Friday even
lng, hprll 8, Lockwood‘s Hall. Spel-
del's Orchestra.
Attend the special meeting at the.
Lighthouse Misalou this evening. The
Rev. Mr. Egbert will, deliver an mi
dress and the chorus will sing. A
large attendance is desired. All are
Welcome
State Councillor Secretaly Charter
ll Adapts. of South Norwalk. is expect
ed to attend n meeting of beads Conn-
(-,11 Order oi Amerlciin Mechanics. in
Sinmiord, tonight. other state omcoru
will attend.
The third and concludinl round in
the pool and bbWilnf’toui' out be-
tween the South Norbellt ‘ Auton-
quln Club: will be played Friday «we
sing at Bridgeport. The South Nur-
walk club members are to do over on
tho 7: 28 train
Mrs Lydia ill Pialtham. who mount
ly underwent a aortima operation M
the Norwalk Hospital continue: to
improve nicely at her home in HIIIIItIii
place. Yesterday lira. Pinkham was
\m much better that the was able to
wtillt a little at but” home.
Th9 annual session of the grand
nounoiio ambit Royal Arcauum will be
held in on Tuesday and
Wednesdayijp villi and 30. There
will he atheaquo’t in the dial dot-do
on Tuesday mm and a business
session will M“ I on dentildail.
A number at Arcaduailtoi from' The
Norwaliu will attend. 7
whom pointing. thnhy 15067170..
78 Washington at.
it is hoped that there will he s lam
repreaontatlon of the Manhunt and
Mmutacturers‘ Association. at this
. evening’s morning. which will be bold
' at 11 o’clock at
2:.
be brought lilii
re oi the harbor
comm! a and the committee on trail»
partition
canon with reference to iodmprov
trailiI' condition! at the .tldiitii.
Various molten hm... 3.
W ’
hospital Supplies
the South Norwalk.
" :
lmprovomat
, the mm to «plain the 1:: ’
ETHI MOGINN '
auto onav or
r. EBAXTEE
”M mousse”
Launch Works
Dost Frames not up and ready to
0.111“
All kinds oi repair work.
. Launches of all sizes built (to midi
by competent workman.
OystorShehPointNorwailt
A. .1. Band 81 Company
'IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIEIIS III
‘ BIIIIIIIIIIII
JOIBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’a Theatre landing. South Nor-
waik. Conn. Phone 428
F
Norwaik Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the beat poo-
slble method Satisfaction guaran-
teed, Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or sand postal and get estimate
CHAS.H.DOWNES
i Courtlandt Place South Norwaik
Martin Creagh is on the sick list
with a slight attack or the grip.
Town Clalk H. "R Smith has gone
to Tennessee (or a short vocation
G. 8 North is attending in New
York (it) the reinvention of profession
in photographers or New York.
Welcome. Stranger Dodge. Sons of
St. George, hold it lncctiug Inst oven
ing at their rooms in Main silent.
Mrs. Louis Steinmetz or Flushing
l. 1., has been a rot-cm guest of Mrs.
Lydia M. i’lnkhani of Hillside place.
George Powell was able to return to
his duties as driver {in trillionspnns
brewery wagon today. nth»; a short
illness.
Worthington Cltupiol. ii, A. M.. will
cooler iheR R. .1.
several candidates
Hull. In Wall street.
The uncontested divmie suit of Jon
sic/l. Ft‘lf‘lti against l’euy E. Ft‘ll‘lt-l
is duo in mine lit-fore tho Superior
(‘ouit ut Bridgeport t‘riduv.
Miss Katherine t‘lavin. buy-or ni
cloaks and suits for the ilosion Store.
is in New York 1011in on business i'tlll'
heated with her depurtuwui.
‘l‘lic Nutmeg Club held a meeting in
their rooms in Wall ntl'oct inst oven-
ing nod completed the nrrungenwnto
for the «lance to he Ili'ltl In Lurkwood'u
Hall, Friday night.
Benjamin (Tilt! and Mrs. Rut-hunt
Kidd. of Newhurgh, N. 1'.. an» the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ilrmi-
ivy, at their home on Franklin ure-
nuc, fur a tow days.
The, i'loepltal Thimble Club met with
Mrs. E. ii. Morohouso. yesterday, and
it great deal of work woo accomplish-
ed. The next meeting of the club will
he April 19. with Mm. A, .1, Monitor.
The cells which won- rccontly pur-
chatted by the city council to "wet
the order at tho hourd or health to give
up the title of the lockup under the
court room in liavllund street. hnve
been not up in tilt~ room hunk of the
court room. though they are not ycl
quite ready for one.
The proposed “or-int evening or the
“capitol Witiat Club arranged for Fri
tiny evening at the home of M rs. John
H Knapp. has been Elven up for the
present And the data will be uuuounr
ed tutor. The chart“ was made on 111':
count of tilt“ llinhu of Mr.- Knapp.
Mrn Knapp has been quite nick but
is now hnproving nicely.
Mro Jacob Yourdioity desires a cor-
raciioli mode concerning the statement
in yesterday'a pnpcr that on 011 store
in tho Yourdiility upurimont wait the
cause at the tire department being call-
ed to the corner of lily and inhibition
avouliol, Monday ui‘toruotm. It is
claimed that the stove W” in tho
npnrtmrntu of Mr and Mrs. Anton
Nagy.
As (loom Carroll was drivi g the
dollmry wagon of it. '1‘ Dru . the
grocer. down (‘huatnut alroat. Nor-
walk yesterday. the horde Mouton
frightened no ran away. At the con
nor. tho w eel was wronohed oil and
the horse broke loose from the wagon
running free until uptight by some
man It htuii's corner. The horse ro-
ooivod a iew‘ scratches on the totem,
but was otherwise uninjured it was
canola lucky day and he cacao-d
without swatch.
dogroo tonight on
ui 1h.- Mnsnnlc
Tonic Reconslméior I
lilo
~ l’want CloudM
. ting H S
In our two store: we show the best it)!
son in these famous clothes. The beat— cues
‘ Norwallu buy their clothing of us; every
3 tell you that H s it M Clothes fit better.
wear better than any others they ever worn.
14 80. Main St.
So. Norwaiii.
sire and dum shat they will.
Opposite Hotel
1‘1 WWII” «It Merit ‘Clothoa tire that“ ’
I . who are willing .
ood Clothes.
$15 to 8.80
is the price range for those splendid Spring ,8qu and
Overcoats. We are strong in the new“ gray! and. blues.
and we show also the new and catchy browns Ind mix-
turca. You 11 find past the clothes you want in these lines.
Every H S & M Suit or Overcoat la ail~wbcL
m
We' to taking better care of the bays this year than
- ever before; better clothes. hats and furnishings for them.
at popular prices. 1 ,
mitt l‘lTE’i'J‘F
TWO STORES:
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Masonic Building.
Norwalk.
THE VALUE OF A HOME GOES tN AT His MOUTH.
The host blends in any horse's pedigree after all are good use
and hay. With plenty of good. clean grain and hay, altll good water
otroulsu the average animal will turn out a good fllltGlilwfl be hit
We give lots of credit to blood and
brooding and very little to loud and care: yet what would any of our
horses over accomplished on aristocratic descent kind on empty stom-
ach? Pedigree only is it wants staff to support horse ()1 man through
And the quality of the grain you teed your animals is as impor-
tant as the ou‘aiity oi the food you eat.
Proprietor .
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Bonnie Horn Food
Ronnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Food
Bonnie Stock Feed
Bonnie Scratching
Field.
Bonnie Littlo Chluk M .
RESULT:
WE DO FRAMING.
Pictures and Let Us Suggest a Proper Frame.
Jackson’ 3 Studio
“For the Land Sake" use Bowltor'a
Fertilisers for Lawn. Garden and
Jackson’s Photographs
Combine the Finmhiléurisi with yam or study and Experience.
A Pleasing. Permanent Photograph. Dali and Gas 0w “nonhuman. I
A Large Variety oi Choice Panama and Prices to Suit. Bring Your
NORWALK. CONN.
hold a is
at the h
importation
Spring Styles
“GIN“ WING TANIPIRRID.
, hopiiiluo elbow «mum... Tattoo where the butidial will
M601” flop 1mm a Now Home. 3
The Ropuhima clhh. at Monmouth
tar mutt last evasion ,
o of ”03%"an ' l
which time a notabovoi
”.
Nature Renews he. Youth Each Spring
and we poor mortals can have our new spring outta, but will never
again he so young. Have that Photograph taken now.
G. 8. North, Photographer
we WASHINGTON ovum
Flatflah, Id:
Colt rain.
O’BRIEN, the. Hatter
Spring Prices .
chasm ...................ii.50. 31.75.81.9913240. in.»
“SOFT HATS wmmmsocimo. innit-19. 81.911.30.40 .
_,.uo1raaun BOYB‘CAPS .........aoc. nonrandom .
0.”!an ...-...............15mm8l140'8119mm3 ,
dude were 1mm
mutton
”UTH NORWALK
D Ge Fish
Book Shed. the; a... hood. in: Haddock. do:
Intuit, 20o: dpaniah Mackerel. lilo. Haddock Ron. the.
Green Ila-a. in from. Halibut. dink Cod. White Porch, late. that Root,
(tooling Clam for baking. amanport OyAt rs. lea locations, warrant-
ry; Long and Round Clams.
Noanit Green
No {men stock.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPIIONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
mild
torthoieton Halidil I!“
.. there any reason why
our-—
summon timrhvwliolpo
All in Time Silo 1wan my
own » *
WESTPORT April 0.“MIII BM
.owroy.‘ about whom so many rump
11nd reports have been circulated
ow at the home of her boron
and um, John tow try. on TWA
venue. Saugatupk,
Her statement will tend to not at
about "tar and mothers," "threatened
mime whippingo.” etc,
on
Ward Mr. Dolge. Some or the new
pillar ramrta were extremely aanaaa
.tional relating how that Mrs. boon
rey bad so terrified Mr. Dolge that
he had an armed ward surroundin:
his house night and day while
Westport. From the statements Just
L‘ made there would seem to be no .
nor is
foundation for such reports.
Mr. Doige
should leave town on the girl's ac:
count. . ‘
Didn’t Have a Gun.
. Mrs Lowrey stated that the re
port that she was armed with a sun.
when she vlhitod the Dolge home re-
cently. is untrue. “i went there to
learn where my daughter was located
i learned that my daughter had writ-
ten a letter to A. it. Dnige's lath
or asking him for a letter of ref.
ercnco to her new employer in 8111‘.
into. and tor this reason i visited the
Dolge home. i do not see why
Dolge does not come forward and stop
the rumors that are going around
about my daughter,"
_ Went to Batiste. -
Miss lowrey. although in a very
nervous state of mind because of the
tinpleusantness of the gossip. appears
to the boat of health and has her
usual hhppy smile for everyone. She
does not intend to give her reasons
for leaving home so suddenly, hilt as
to her journeys. she said: “When
I went away i went directly to Bull's-
lo, N. i'.. and was able to secure
a inmitiou ill the otilco of Searroot l
(30., oi first city, where l was em-
ployed at. the time that my brother
Harry iowrey came. tor the. i had
a good imitlon thorn. in which i can
return any lime I wish.“
surprised at Gossip.
She status further that she did not
know that Dolge had gone away and
she was very lunch astouiuhod upon
hearing the starter which have been
circulated about. her. She says that
she is not hiding by any means and
would thank pronto to drop discuss-
ing the scandal and untruths that have
been in circulation for the lost two
months.
in spite of the tart that Miss Low-
ruy has returned and lost Mr. liolgc
has been seen in town, there is a
mystery ironnocted with their move-
ments to the minds of some people
at tonal. who will (‘Olitlllllthln gossip
until motives for their movements
are made public. Arthur 1.. ltolge.
whose name has been mentioned so
much of late. did not matte a very
long may in \‘i'eslporl and it is said
that his present whereabouts arr
known to very low
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Fairiield County Sav.
ings Bank
Norwalk. Conn, March 17. lilo.
At a meeting of the directors or the
F‘alriiold County Savings Bank held
this day. adividond at the rate of four
(41 per cent. per annum was declared"
to depositors from the earnings of the
six months ending March 31,1910.
. The same will be entered on pals
books. and paid on and after April 11.
1910.
‘ SKY HOUR CURTIS.
mil cw Trouurar.
David w‘. Raymond
Funeral Director and distillate:
ii North Main Otmt. loath vial-walk
Residence. I Washington Itmi.
Tabitha». at oliloo. m
TOIIDIIOM It limp”.
APRIL .
it as good a month tor
molutioaa as Jan. ,
us y.
There is no good rea-
son why you can not
save something each ‘
mouth. it it isn‘t more
than a dollar.
«Start a nvlnn ao-
oounl. with
Bondsman
' amt! Am, ’ or lawns
.
Milli
ad bail given out 3,
a statement denying that she had seen “‘
;‘ Arthur H. Dolge. of. Weatport. at on! y
, Signs since alto toil, her home on Feb.
, ‘ rut all sensational stories that have
Aileen printed in out-ol- t'own papers ~
which have I
omitted as the intentions or ‘j
Mrs, lpwrcy. mother of the girl. to: ,3
Ill.
1?
3 lbs. Evaporated Peacbea..
so norm mun smear
LIST Ii“ 0F II. I008!-
VELT’8 81'" II IIIIIE
(Continued from First Pace.)
some time Mrs. Roosevelt was the
luncheon guest or Mrs. Minimal). the
wile oi the American Ambassador.
There were twenty women in the par-
1y. hater Mr. Roosevelt wont to the
Embassy and met Mrs. Leishnian's
meals, as well an a few other Ameri-
can and liallan friends who bad call
ed here. At 5:30 o'clock this after
noon Mr. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roose-
velt. Miss Ethel and Kermit attend a
tea given in their honor at the Capitol-
lne Museum. The tea prbceded the
dinner tendered Mr. Roosevelt by the
municipality 0! home. At midnight
Mr. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt, um
accompanied. will leave ior Spells.
from which point they will begin to»
morrow morning it carriage drive over
the route (0 Genoa which they travers-
(“d on their honeymoon.
The carriage drive from Spells to
Genoa a distance or 65 miles. will no
copy the mater part of three days.
Arriving at Genoa. the Roosevelts will
proceed at once by train to Porto Mau-
rizio. near the French frontier. where
they will stop for three days at the vil-
la or Miss Carow. Mrs. Roosevelt's sla-
tor. Those tree days will be spent
Very quietly. as Mr. Roosevelt in de-
termlntldmot to be dilturbed. lie has
announced that be will receive no one
at Porto Maurizio except Giiford Pin
rhot. the former chief Forester of the
United states Department of Agricul-
ture. Kermit Roosevelt and Mia- Bib-
at will remain here until Saturday.
when they will direct to Porto Man
rlaio and join 1 oh- parents.
VIENNA. April ti.--Emporor Fran-
cla Joseph's state dinner at Schoon-
urunn in honor at Mr. Roosevelt, will
be than on April 10.0n the pre-
cedinl. evening Count von Aehronthal
the Main: minister. will entertain the
former president at an oliloial dinner
at the iorolaa cane.
IllIlII ll lIIll Ililiil
WALL B'i‘ilhilll'i‘. 10:10 a. m.-—Tha
owning movement of prices or stock:
was irregular and ‘enoraiiy narrow
National Load and Atlantic Gout Line
laid at advances of 1 63!. Missouri Pa
epic and American limiting ptd. l and
bout-villa a Nashville. Minneapolis.
tit. Paul a Sauit tits. Marie had Ath-
erloan liar 11-11. There m a sprint:
lid: of declines. but they were lamly
outnumbered by the advance
WALD QTRm. 11 a. inf-Active
smite my! heavy, but the more
did not produce any mom 0
one.“ amarkot biennium-rid
woodcuts stock: we" at 3. Pa
1&3?“ ‘3’“ General militia moaning .
_ in up
. coil was up’vuiit #31“. o‘clock. it
hill'i‘m Noon.
which hold 31:1:de abov
. D“ 3 umomuud
Mhdridt‘i out and
mu “2.811;...
popular this W
momma A... ......”“fi'ieea 11“”
$20 00 and $25. IIO
Gray Mixtures, Of course, in great variety:
ALL 1111: urronimi . "
FURNISHINGS
that go with the Spring Suit,
Including SHOES and OXFORDS'
Price’ s Clething Store?
Welter. one. 8 Cocoa, can,
Walter Baker’s Chocolate. cake.
Fancy Maine Potatoes, peck 20c; bushel, 75¢
.25c3 lbs. Pickled Salmon....... . .
3 lbs, Muscatel Raisins. .2508 cans Corn......... ............ .280
Apples. Greases. Celery. Sweet Potatoes and Cranberries.
Home Laid Eggs.
UNITED GROCERY 00.
NM? equal to that of the .w‘ho
W
. mad or». . hie museum:
17c
5 lbs. Prunes......................25¢3 cans Peas. ......... .....es:
Sultana Raisins. lb. 7cllcans'1‘omatoee ..... .- ........... 25-
Whole Asparagus can ....... floAularagua Tips. can ..... 230
We keep out!
room: 1.43-
iiiliFEiiliiI or Amen
Til llililih
(Continued from First Page.)
the detective bureau ot the Springfield
police department alt detalia word
withheld tor a time, Capt. Boyle hav-
ing that he vrould meet all on
paper representatives at non...‘
which time he would give them all tho
particulars of the alleged confession
Miss Blackstone and Miss Harriet
P Dow, school teachers, wdre shot by
a masked burglar. who entered the
Dow home ehrly on the evening at
March 31.111“ Dow is recovering.
SPENCER A “TOUGH BOY."
His Townamon Foal-ad Ho ‘Wouid'
Come to Some Bad End.
LEBANON April o—Bortram 0
Spencer who was arrested in Spring-
held for the murder of mu Black-
atone comes from an family
in mbanon. His father and
mother, M r. and hire. W. 11
Spencer. live on a farm here and
Mr. Spencer acila agricultural imple- ,
manta His mother before her mar- " ‘
riage was Miss Kate Gazer. Both .
have lived here all their lives. as did ‘3
the fathers and mother. of each. ‘ _».
Young Spencer was born here and -
lived here until he was 18 years old. .5
He was always known a: a “totigli‘h ’
boy and as one of the old residents in 3‘:- “t
the town said tonight. the remark was -:
often made that "it he didn't taltd a 1
different. tack he would be brought up .
standing."
lie was canned in numerous coco
patios while here and at one limp
bound and gagged himself in the hillt-
way. givln it out when he was r65.
cued that'be had been not spent!”
highwsymen. t came out later
he gagged bun alt and tied lilo him
behind his back in order to lain um-
pathy after one of his pranks. He
has one brother. Wilbur. who lives
near Boston ahd a married stator.
Cornelia Putts, at Springfield “”53:
IUTCHIR owns or adamant;
Adam Bteinwald, who has condo,
a meat market in south Modem
for several years. has no out
business and the high or no aim
given as one of the chlot can-com
retirement.
A prominent butcher of the
said today that ii the meal. priced
as high as they are at present ha.
forward to seeing other mark
aoiag out of business. It is 3 .
ed that the mutated have M '
hit by the rises. i be
possible to keep
CONCORD. N. 11..
liar oi (thirteen it.»
in how on the 111
may 119anth by 4
County Grand Jam
nomads
bltrillions lithium:v
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3 Boom
twice. may in W poo
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