I.“ -—Iditor's nuts-nu i .
~ In: Idltar’I Bcsidsnilo
”Prices of mi I still dropping. it
yiih don't believe itigread the prices in
CthI' is adv.
, rs. Harry W. Mather. of Fairileld
aenuo. has recoyorhd from an attack
othe grip. and is spending I. few days
Iii‘ New York.
T_:'l‘he W C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
AChidsey, 17 Westport avenue.
N rwalk Friday. at 3 o'clock sharp. A
attendance iI desired. ' .
Carl Prescott. the popular machin
ist of Norwalk has taken a position
is: the repair shop of the 'Norwalk
Hardware company. in Wall street
lilies Gifford Clark. who passed the
Easter vacation at her home In Hamil-
ton avenue. has resumed her studies
at; Smith's College, Northampton.
Mass.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith, who
has been quite ill for the past two
sticks, started yesterday for the
Bomb. where he will recuperate for a
few weeks.
~.——Seed oats. Samuel Roodner.
Mrs. Mary E. Brsydon. mother of
Mrs. Charles H. Hanks, who has been
seriously ill for the past two weeks
at her home in Main street. is im-
proving quite nicely.
Mrs. Mary McMahon recently sold
her place at the corner of County
.street and Strawberry Hill avenue.
and with her family has moved to
colon. to a newly purchased home
in that place.
At the Methodist conference, Rev.
1). K. Moore, the former pastor of the
Norwalk Methodist church, was sent
to Sea Climb. 1., for the coming year
Rev. Mr. Moore has been in Brooklyn
for the past two years.
Contractor Thomas Walsh, of Not-
walk, has the contract to erect a fine
two family house for Charles Lana.
In Catherine street. The collar is
now being dug and stoned. and the
work will be carried on rapidly.
Mrs. Frederick H. Field, .who
(I Monti;l
un-
heart operation at the
hpifiw Tuesday morals“
is‘ égettlng solong as nicely as could he
expected. She has the best wishes of
a large circle of friends for a speedy
recovery.
‘ E. S. Woundy has recently returned
to his home in New Cannon. from a
Borers] weeks‘ sojourn in Florida
Mrs. Woundy expects to return about
my first. Mr. Woundy states that he
met many Norwalk people while in
the South. and he enjoyed a fine time.
«Nutmeg Club Dance. Friday oven
ing,‘ April 8. Lockwood! Hall. Spel-
del's Orchestra.
Patrick H. Connolley, member of the
advisory board of the United Hatters
ot‘North America, for Dsnbury, rccciv
ed notice yesterday from Secretary
Marlin Lawlor. that the factory of the
Slegler list 00.. of Philadelphia. open:
ed as a union shop Tuesday. This is
a front shop and employs forty finish-
era.
Building mover Julius F. Partrlck
of Norwalk. has a force of men at
work this morning. blocking up the
house at 9 West avenue which is
o‘wued by. David Currey. setting it In
readiness to be stored to Isaacs
place. Dr. Walter Hitchcock bus ro-
i'ciltly purchased the property, still
will erect a new house on it.
Gov. Frank D. Weeks has announc-
M' the reappointment of Hubert F
Potter. of No; Haven. in be dairy
and food cumin s'sioh‘er for four years
from Hey. I u
that ”65% I?" WIFE? N's
shall sung mgfimmxd one
ties nerbtotors lined III upon the
dairy commissioner and that the uti-
nnal solar r6! shall he 82.000 and ok-
ponaes. :20 more than was paid to
the dairy commissioner.
-John 'w. smiley. Auctioneer. will
sell the household furniture of Mrs. 3.
Boom, at No. 9 llnyview avenue. on ,
tiaturdoy, April it. at to a. m. . also 2
d Add one willie engine. Dior
1W. parlor and kitchen fiftniilii“
i
meow I III. 0in and
James m“ of 1‘ Section. i
leave to site can on I two
wieks’ wit!» throulli to south They
will I‘pv Orland. to
whichw city titers yvmi be I national bilv
misuse of the uranium of the An-
stint and Arabic Order of the Nobles
oi" the Mystic Still it early next week
and for which Iv t there are very
elaborate preparations. Minors. Gold.
on and Crown tend to take I short
mp “kl the MI III pl River. and will
visit tlsnts and or Ian born cit its)
stimuli: north. '1‘th will also make
. . where Postmaster crews will ab
4 to matters in connection‘ with
transfer of the South Norwalli
files into the fir-tolu- division.
WOT. W‘Ml’
. rk. xmms. blossom;
work audit?!
Will”. u
_ mlacs. I
'. in oils ...
*atQher‘ho' I “on
Mop on the my home at Washiu- . ,
Stock out:
You will sou Moon. onN
Instrumental: “THUMB.“
ly, and is now at I hospitaly in that
‘ . Fm‘te 132$"?
theistewlnocbis
MOM)!‘ and
The Mill"
ternoon.
. Another
tournament *bet
Uncaii '1? lies wig
walk‘ ton chi.
meeting of the Norwslk Fire Police
tomorr w afternoon at their rooms on
Wall I rest.
if you want to know what the cor-
rect styles in men 'I dress are; Rogers .
in Stevens' adv. win help you out.
Better read it.
? William Fay. who Is in the Long
Island City Hospital. does not show
signs of improvement. word from there
this morning stating that he is appar-
“coil; ’growlng weaker.
this afternoon with Mrs. Edwin A
Benedict of Rowan street, lllast Nor-
spent and dainty refreshments were
served.
The Anti'l‘ubertliplosls Dispensary
Whist Club will Its t playing tomorrow
afternoon. and continue every other
Friday. l’rlses will be awarded and
an admission of 25 cents cimrged to
plot-Ara
«Nutmeg Club Dance. Friday even-
n . April 8. Lockwood's I~iall. Spoi-
de '5: Orchestra.
The members of the Other Club
went to New York inst evening and
witnessed the performance of Mont
[outcry and Stone in The Old Town
at the Globe. 'l‘llny returned on the
last train and report a fine time. '
The propoaod‘soclal evening of the
Hospital Whlst Club, which was to
have been held Friday evening at the
home of Mrs..Christian Swuriz. in
West avenue. has been given up. and
the date will be announced later.
The Junior Phllalhca Class. of the
South Norwalk Methodist Church. will
most Friday ditching with Elizabeth
The members of the clans no request.
ed to meet promptly at 7 o‘clock st
Baxter's drug store,
street.
Tomorrow evening the degree team
of Lincoln Council. No. i. 0. U. A. M..
will work their famous second degree
on several candidates. The new nnl-
forms have arrived. and the team
will have their first opporthunlty of
using them at that time. All members
who attend are assumed of I mod
time. and of seeingtthc team at their
best. Member. of the team are re
quested to be on hand
use; IEIULTI 'av wusstess.
NEW YORK. April 7.-~Wltn the on
color: of the racing season In the me
tropolitan district only a Week away.
tors were preparing‘to circumvent the
otllclal ban upon them by arranging to
dash race results by wireless from the
tracks.
erless stations. it was said were to
be established just outside the grounds
from which the news would be sent to
distributing centers wherever It might
be thought expedient to locate them.
Predic-
lite Gas Tanks Ilse "II“ chained.
man be obtained at an) tlnm. We
ill“) a full stock and shall kbdp
them on hand during the season
ready for imtahttoxchsnge. .
Price for a recharged ‘tnnk is
game and your stably.
u.
'42 WITH? Nfi‘l’lfll‘i’
sou-rs nonwAuk
,, ...
“...-.. ..
mt DICK I snowball) on
South Norwsllt, coon.
Centlemonz~liavlng given Dr
Ilick‘ or Medicine a practical lost in my
family; with Will: WW rebuild. I
desire to express to you my entire Iat-
“fiction with i . . 1
has given me p tire to .
it’s use to my frlonds. wild,
so from Grip‘po' and Rh ~ ‘
be played in Nor~
There will be a regular adjourned ,
The Exchange Club held a meeting ,
walk. An enjoyable afternoon was I
In South Main
Interest was excited in racing circles '.
today by reports that poolrbom opera-
2.:
.. Port Chester
The Hatch ” ! Bailey (:0
MILL TIL. “0.
Window Glass of every description.
to And Co
“$001!“ “401. two If".
Asphalt Fabric Booting:
will.
'flacoln"
"WM
58 WALL ITRIIT.
. “on: men are wanted wantedln
0 B maiden
' Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Exammed Free
PHONI 48..
COUTH NORW ALK. CONN.
NONWALK.
YARD 1'“. 10!.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything i
and Alice Stevens of Quintard avenue. -
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECFALTIES
Iaton‘ Paw.
' no. two and three-ply Tar Paper.
soothing and iiupdoro‘ PspIr.
air insnlsttam Daniella: Pours:
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
I most effectual iremedy
deserving a trial toot .
our m iclno djn‘osa Mi; oisi
oritaa n family re d f" 7f thiitl
tor will be of service to you, i sh
fool grateful In halving you use it
Wit seem hoot. *
I. Very sincerity, yours.
ll. Ila Mill RRIIIII:
President Merrill Callers. Benin N
Conn.
......
iinstitute him by nine every Ia
I chosrfniir
It. 0‘39“ are solicited.
miles to whom “W
1
van on mail contrast I
' 3°. wusma‘rou dress-r.
sown. slot;
The ARGANDl
At $1.00 $2.50 $3.00
They will prove a Spring Tonic to ~your feet
convinced
, me You uexr'ro A “soot: rumor wmiwws
mrnoouce To you our: saw us: or
.Ladies’ Pumps and Sailor Ties
Try a pair and be
I)...” at. '
FLYN N &‘ RYAN
val more satisfactory m
Ask us for islet-motion
shorts: nos , bide
sotimuiiodwsts.
us use hot water or steam l: t. It is cheaper to run
Spotty Ill
1101‘
tempts: wars in
. , liown. After removing it the train into
. needed to Winston and took on board--
. tho Masons and started on: the return
. trip to this place. About two miles out
3 struck a third tie which the engine
;‘ governor. Sheriff Sibley bad tolephon
NEVILLE. My” 7.--'I‘llt‘it¢i air
It“ to lawman:
1“ has mines the float in w “some
‘ to I
railroad «between this plane and Wills;
PM 1mm lit by the x,pln‘cina of ties
entth Iliseitrhokggbut in two I altsn :
Ania: mount-covered in tine trim *‘
vent a accident and the thirdl‘tltill _
the end he threw the ties W the“
tunic. K,"llbe train usulnslbzw
imply View.
I and temp mugs:- coach whihb
aft ilarttord shortly after h o ”clock ”for
‘ mated where to
council.
7 TIII 0n mom. ,.
9 The team passed Coilinsvilie and
has rounding I curve at Pleasant VIII
II: when Engineer Coasldins. of Haro-
ford. noticed a tie on the track I few
feet In front of the engine. He put on
lnvostlxntion showed that the tie had
boon spiked to the ties. After restor-
I In: the tie the train proceeded steady .
,r and had gone but a short dicta co
when another tic was noticed In It:
lwss found that It also had been spiked i
from here the trainwbich was mnninu'
slowly on orders of Conductor Woods
threw from the track.
L Conductor Woods said that whiiehe
was removhip the second tie. he saw
books but they disappeared thn he
started toward them.
inn sums I
iii limit Mil
Iloosup Physicns Takes Poison
ad smut Eiders iiiiua‘a
Willi wormlt
hi008tl?.§hn.. April ‘1.” llr. S. P.
Land. oflhis “no. died from Wilson
taken by int
the doctor t k the tablet of poison
Deputy Sheriff Bllvon. of Central
MI I. who was about to call at his
.Iiotut- and serve upon. him a warrant
lot his armt in muncctlon with the
luau: oi‘ (mt-rte usher-man at New
gondononsbiiday. Halfan hour ear
for the doctor was on the street. A!-
tor inking the winch he lived about
:20 minutes and althouah medical old
ass called it was of no avail. Dr. Ad-
mms. the medical examiner. viewed the
goody.
' Earlier In the dav Harry A Chlppeu
ilsie was it"al‘l‘t'liwd in Nov. Motion In
Economics sill: the 6 use The name of
:a doctor in Moosup had been brought
into the case during the inquiry con-
ducted by the New London and the
muddle had been allowed to have his
{rt-odors on his own recoanlunce. but
asking that he be locked up again
é Dunk PruIIlc Acid.
‘ Deputy Bliven came here it was
evident that Dr ladd saw him as he
drove up to the door and before any
‘ Deputy Bherid tiliveu' I errand.
Mmmtlou could be bad Dr. [Add
oak :mison He was about 62 years of
so and calm- here to practice in 1884
The tragic death cradled I stir in
his village and far I time death was
ascribed to atropicxy. the village rosi-
:Ieuts not knowing of the tendon for
. rumination by Medical Examiner
Adams showed that Dr. [Add hItI tak-
en nrussio acid The dead man to
rndunt’o of the Harvard mod tin!
Pchool and leaves I wife and son.
l
j. -—Por any pain, from top to too.
from any cause. app ly Dr Thomas
lecirlc Oil. Poln can't stay where
its used
. owoscs MArrena
Bevan Uncontested Ciao. looked In
‘ Court Friday.
it is purely a coincidence of course
but during the January session of the
‘superiar court when JIIdIii 0W M
Wheeler presided during the past three
:tuouths. there were | then half a
ilosen divorce cases tried fore him.
There were a x it sissy I n onion-
tlsr sessions when‘tlisrs \in not and
divorce use on the list ”humus
when one did Newmaethiu barium
ed that it want: conth
0n the II for Friday." when Judge
ii .i. Curtis presides. there are seven
. uncontested idiom-co ii turbo baron
g; urther ovi '
.Ir cum
1 non tltivpgn
. or: Julia u‘tIrinltson: Percy it.
rrls; tiarrlet lit. Mencken from no
. 7 Rattle M. Burr
two men in the underbrnah near the I
. yesterday. Outlsldc its '
Windham calmly authorities cum“
'_ we” who Ihsrodlsigpuodlwith. interim.
- it“:
q wliil
. iionodiot.
it ‘ ed
the emergency brakes, but could not ‘ "‘
. stop in time to prevent hitting the ob
‘ struction. jarring the whole train. An
”...—...”.—
“'5 it
é * ;do;notexposetheii I ‘1
it"! conditioni brought onby Iph‘iir” '
4'» y
Inflead, they have the dry;
. scicnbiicslly approved kind Installed
newLAIoaooa-ohu».......,........ .......................... are
vsav scar osemesv aurrtts. a poll.“ . .............. . ..... ails
AIP FANCY PATENT noun. a barrel .................... ....m
AAP FANCY PATENT PLoUIt‘; 24/; to. suck. .................
The Great A8IP Tea Com
124 WA‘BHINGTON .1.“ ”UTH NORWALK.
FREE DEQIVERV. Qaliveriesjjzad a. m. and 2' 30 in. m.
TEL no .qu
it is the ideal of every new housekeeper to possess a full huh -I
press. We are ready and pleased to help her. ' '
’l‘ablc Cloths, Napkins, Lunch Cloths and Table Linen of fine ‘
quality damask: Asbestos Table Mots with linen covers.
with
Splendid Towels. linen and damask. plain and stamped,
scalloped, fringed or Itemstltched edge.
Decorative Linens with exquisite hand embroidery or finished
with Cluny lace, and Japanese drawn work.
The stock includes Dollies. Round and Square Center Misfit...
«Dresser and Buffet Starts. etc The line is admirable In Its fgééh‘
ness and daintiuess. and our prices are accessible to every purse”:
CAPTAIN BVXBEI‘B Bl‘ THDAV.‘ .
Well-Known Resident II NW: Post
Ninety Eight Years of Age.
(‘spuln Joseph 8. Byxbee of No.
it Maple Itroot. estcrday observed the
ninety-eighth an liversmw of his birth.
Ho resettled a large number of con-
srutulations from relatives and three sailors hero
frirnds. With his daughters. Mrs. Woundedl The mtrvlvora ‘
Clarence swan. of titratford. and Ilsa rescuing the wounded men and
Ella J Byxbse, with whom he, resides. loose the anchor and mode Imp
Captain Byxhoe enjoyed on automobile attack is said to hays b in
title about the town. He visited the revenge for the carrying o “
Icons of his birth in Elly Ivonne. women by the crew.‘ ’
where lived also his father, grandfath- ‘ There is much unrest In
or and meat ‘arandfiths‘r; and then Hebrides and recently several
went to many of the places where he rio incidents are renortqu Mi;
had been active during: his business hryn, recently. I chief died ' I
life. wives were killed and so
lie was for many years in command lieh'ds of the victims were
of «vessels plying between New York. by French residents and- son
and Norwalk years ago. and during police. _ ~ '
in; Civil War we: in command of J. R. McPherson. a trader
troupe"; slit”. and tnr qtiifimtt the turned to Sydney. told of a trII
tour years of strife took soldiers from seen by him In Northern
one point of Illicit to aaot'hdr. He is The crew of blsoirs hauled in
In‘ mu health. and blunt friend! lna- Ironsnnmrs I r - ,
hope to see him pass the century natives using Igears. g '"i’
mark transfixed.
Wu-
In. slndhtcr To news.
The musicslcvluj people of litters:
cruiting schooner S
lacked by blacks In
near Malllco early
fought hand to hand will
lomahawgs and lion bars. Q5.
blacks vim lefty . « .
ptly “it” had to '
use
titanium” vines in:
it 011mm. or some: “M“
.m tint Chester: slid I'
the bass soloist has reslgu- ;
m ”the choir. mull: lionedieth basic-
n: or c u or
it duties
”News
In I
lot or as darkness
hove hall a very
insrkod Swan 1".
.- Princeton standout-l
' om“: on the
Printosl (loci on:
summit
. Chart) 3
_ : ooh Dilly“, “Prim
ammo returned here tent
or 36.14%“.
I
man strung-fig Q
. ‘ "‘3‘me W110“ a
. grains shores Willi In
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