It you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Bandy. ,.
oua HOME MADE awaitre
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington St.
iiIii iiws
EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALL.
Ai-
DM—Newa Department .
92-3--Bualheu Department
tea-Branch OllieeyNemIk
890 miditor'a Residence
mas-bony Editor'l Residence
waafima ronacas'r.
F‘OI- Norwalk and vicinity:
cloiudy and warmer tonight; Sumluyi
i'air, light to moderate west winds.
There Is no Well-defined storm area
this morning east of the Rocky Moun-
tains, but considerable cloudy Weather
prevails in the eastern portion of the
Lake region. New England and the
southwost. The temperatures are.
rising east of the Mississippi river. An
area of high pressure betwren the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
river is producing pleasant weather in
tlic wotsern and central sections.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘cmpornture: Low. 30; high. all.
l‘ioudy. 1
l’urtl)
M
Mcmorlal Day is the next holiday.
it will soon be here
The Union Park baseball team plays
the llowaytous in Rowuyton today.
llnuk Examiner Noble wus‘ln Smith
Norwalk yesterday and paid a regular
visit to the South Norwaik 'l‘riist Com-
pany.
it you want. to wear a smile when
you pay your next winter coal lilli read
the adv. of the Arguud Boiler Com-
puny.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Hyianil.
who died in Brooklyn, will beheld to-
morrow afternoon iii. 3 o‘clock. in
Duiibnry. Burial will also trike place
there.
—~l)o you intend to build? it so. ~\oii
cuiinol iiiid it better location or lots
as reasonable as at Norwalk I'til’k.
Sec oil. on page .3
(lilo I". ltohtic, the former South
Norwalk barber. was a visitor in this
city this \vcek. it. is stated that Mr.
llolidc is now proprietor of II rcisuii-
rant and cafe in Now Rochelle, Ncw
York.
The hearing on the remonslrancc
against the saloon of Michael Mark-
ham. in Water street, will be heard by
the county commissioners Monday
morning at police licadqiiiirlcrs Ill
ilavilauil strcct.
Street ('omnilusloner .lohn Malone
has II i'orcc of men at, work on the
streets. liking the, crosswuiks and nut-
tcrs. There is another gout: at work
on i‘iyiiiouih and Center avenues.
The fish and game commissioners
did not pay their expected visit to
South Norawlk this week to make an
inspcelion of the situation in this \l-
cluiiy with (lame Warden Wilbur ii‘.
Smith, bill they are expected here later.
Money in the savings batik draws
lilii'l‘t‘l-ll at 4%. That same. Iiitillli)’ in-
vested in Noi‘wulk Park lots will draw
umny tiIuI-s that amount oi‘ interest.
See ad, on page. :3.
tier. Lester F. Reynolds. ot' llit‘ All
vent Church, East Norwuik, will ud-
Ilrcss the North Main street llcsciic
Mission tomorrow afternoon at :l;l.'I.
l'ivcryone is cordially invited to ho
present. A helpful service is (ixiit‘t'lt'll.
There was an enthusiastic meeting
of the theatre liicorporntors lust cchI-
top in tho Norwulk t‘lub parlors. All
the incorporutors were present and the.
reports or the various coIIIIIIlllI-ca
were very favorable indeed. The in-
corporulnrs considered the. plans and
found them quite antlalaclory. The
meeting was adjourned for one week.
The ltov. Francis 'l‘. Clay Moran. ll.
1).. will attend the funeral of Professor
Charles Sprugue Smith. Pit. i)...l.. l.. 1)..
at All iiouis‘ Church, 4th Avenue, New
York, as vice-president of the l’oopleil'
luatituto club, founded by i'rol’eusor
Smith. Mr. Moran leaves South Nor-
wulli utter morning service and returns
in time for the evening service at 'l‘rin-
lty t'hiircb.
MAKE YOUR CA'RIRIAGE OR BUDDY
W
(lot about one dollars wmih of II.
at M. Carriage Varnish Point in any
color.
and new as when just from the maker.
(let it. from (than. a. bow. South.
Norwalk; Hiibhnll & staples lldwe.
din" Wontporl.; Northrop Bron. South»
port.
I“Emmi‘inrmb”IIIom l
for the Coming Season?
We Write this Insurance. Oati‘ IIII up
TELEPHONE as:
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
All kinda of Inauranee—-Marine. Fire.
Tornado. Aurtomobila, Fidelity
Bonds. riary and Acol-
' den nluranoe.
74 WASHINGTON OTIIEIT. BOUTl-I
NORWALK. CONN.
VINoL
THI MODIRN
Tonic Reconstructor
GOLD ONLY IV
r. H. BAXTER,
ANDERSON’S
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinda of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
’ OystchhehPoinLNorwalk
A. J. Hand & Company
ElElllliliiIl ENGINEERS Iliil
' iiiilliiiiiiiiilii
JODBING AND REPAIRING
Heyt'a Theatre Building. South Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 428
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house In the best nos.
slblo method. Satisfaction guarun'
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 ourtlandt Place South Norwalk
PLATT—JONES.
A outwit, but pretty wedding core
tlioiiy took place, 'l‘liursduy evening.
at 7 o'clock. at the Norwalk t‘ouurcga
tioIiul church parsonage. on the (Green.
when llotii‘uc 0, Wait. or XIII-walk. and
Miss Elisabeth l). Jones. of Taylor nvc-
Iiiie. were Iiiiirrlod by the lch'. iicoruc
lirew I'Zgbert. 'l‘he bridul couple were
ucompuuicii by Miss iiduu l'lutt. Iliiugh
ter ol‘ the bridcgmom. and Mar ll.
Schumann. Mr. and Mrs. i'iutt will
reside in zti 'i‘uyior avenue,
PUBLIC COMFORT STATION.
The new waltin‘n room and public
comfort station for women and child
rcn. under the auspices of tho Wom-
an's Municipal lnruuiic. is now open
every diiy iSIIiIdiiys nxrcpII-Ili from
to a. m. to G p. In. Business women
and girls are invitcd to spend the noon
hotir at the rooms. bring tlIclr own
luncheon. make it cup or ten or coffee
without clII-rgc
BRIDGE WHIST "CLUB
Mrs. lIlldlt‘llt‘ Ill. ltuiiuonil. of West
urcniic, wits the hostess _\t“~ii‘l'llil)_ Iii
the nicotine ol' Ilit' ilriduc \Viilxt t‘lub.
'I‘iie iii-st prize was secured by Mrs
William It}. Matthews and the second
by Miss Sarah llcudcraou. ’l‘hc Ilil‘t‘l‘
lug Iiiixi I“I‘lllity will be with Mrs, ii.
A. Winiilwatil. North Main slrcct
HIS FAMILY INCREASED
(lupiuin 'l‘tiomus Hunt the genial
captain of tlic Norwnlk police force,
ioimd a cow yesterday afternoon wan-
dering about the street. which he took
in charge. and this morning the be»
i’ricIIchl iIIIiiIIai rciiirucil lllt' complr
meat It)‘ giving birth to II cult.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHOIR
The South Noiwnlk (‘oith-Izntioiiiil
IiIIIIclI choir hint been selected for
the IoIIIiIIu nuislcul yet”. as follows:
i“. ii, ’l‘lerunn. organist and choir Ili-
rccior; Miss licrtlia t‘ook. soprano;
Miss Lucy (tray. conlrulio: t'iiirencc
llrowu bass
JUDGE AUSTIN HOME.
.luliuc Allied IL', ltiisllii Ictiiinoil to
his home In West iirciiiic, this neck.
Iroto Ii IWI) IIIoIItIIs' sojourn ltl his
large plantation in t‘iiiia. lie reports
It pleasant trip and u line stay in the
sunny t-loiitli.
PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED
till i Mill 5, t) Apiil ii the. l-‘oui
passenger train No. it was wrecked to»
Ihii iii (tattoo by running into Ii freight
engine through it iIIlsrciidiiiu ol’ orders.
I‘lliflllil‘t‘l‘ Iciiwiird Muiiuney, oi t‘lcrc~
land. was instantly killed and several
pitssiiIIuI-I's WcI'c bruised. but not sol“
lilllslly lujiircii.
"licrc's soIIIcthlnu I‘ve always want-
Iid to know,“ said tililmau. lookiiiu oil
Ironi his paper. "Montreal. |’. Q."
What does tiiiit 'i’. Q.‘ int-an. do you
know?" "Well.“ replied Mr. riuhbubs.
oi Swainpbtirsi. "i know what I nieaun
out our way. it's iI lIy-word with us
nearly every ’Illl)'." “What hi it?"
"i’iirtihaac Quinlnc." ~ tittlhollc. t-ltaIul-
iird and Times
m....................—
A girl likes to Iowa a man give her
flowers: but. Iibe likes a thousand
times more to have him beg for one
back to carry in his watch case.
You can make a buggy as trash ’
Saturday ‘ Chocolates,
25c lb.
million-Powell Corporation,
as wan-uneven or.
'iiittilil
Baseball Goods
OF ALL KINDS.
At COLEMAN’S
NIWO STORI
10 North Main St. South Namath
Agent for A. I3. Bpoldlng'a
Baseball and Sporting aucti-
TH sou» .NORWALN: avaNINIG SENINEL
.f is Your Launch or Boat hunted
a—mmmw‘ -o- w“. I“. w
alumna-mo
The Hollie oi SchalieanI Marx lites
Buy Good Clothes
For Your Boy!
l i
It pays to pay enough to get good clOthes ll); boys. l
II is foolish to pay too little; as foolish to pay ‘too much. I
But there are good clothes at the right- priccs, and you will .
find them here.
Good Clothes. in pretty styles, in handsorrie fabrics
and patterns. well made of solid-wearing materials, and as
full of satisfaction as an egg is of meat.
Test our values at our prices!
Sailor and Ruaiiian blouse suits in fancy mixtures
and colored sergea. ages 3 to to years, $3. 00 to $6. 00.
Spring Reefera' In fancy cloths and blue urges. $2. so
to $6. 00.
Knickerbocker Suits, ages 8 to 17. in all the shades
of gray and In fast blue aerges, $2. 50 to $10. 00.
Hats Caps. Blouses. Neckwear. Stockings and Un-
derwear for boys.
14 So. Main St.,
Masonic Building,
So. N orwalk
TWO STORES: Norwalk
THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES iN AT Hi8 MOUTH.
The best blends in any horse's pedigree after all are good teen
and hay. With plenty of good. clean grain and her. With flood water
of course. the average animal will turn mil. II good specimen, be his
sire and Ilum what they will. “it give lots of credit to blood and
breeding and very Illtlo to food and care; yet, what would any of our
horses cvcr accomplished on aristocratic descent and an empty atour
nch'.’ Pedigree only is a peak staff to support hoisc oI quti though
lllc. And the quality of the grain you feed \our animals is as linpoi-
taut as the ouniiti of the food you eat .
Quality First, La» and All the Time.
MANUEL TONO HATCH.
bonnie Dairy Feed "For the Land sake" use Bewker'a
lionnio poultry Feed Femilzera tor Lawn; Garden and
Proprietor
Bonnie Horne lt‘eotl
Bonnie Stock Fund Field. .
Bonnie Scratching Pond _ ' ‘
Bonnie Little Chick Ferd
Jackson’s Photographs
Combine the Finest Material with years at Study and Enperianea.
RESULT:
A Planning. Permanent Photograph. Call and See Our New Bampiu.
WE DO FRAMING.
A Large Variety ol Choice Patterns and Prlcaa to Suit. Bring Your
Picture; and Let Us Suggest a Proper Frame.
Jackson’ 3 Studio
Opposite Hotel NORWALK. CONN.
Haddock. . .
Flatilsh, . .
Green Smelt. . .
Spanish Mackerel. .
Roe Shad, . .
Nature Renews Her Youth Each Spring
and we poor mortals can have our new spring units. but will never
again be so young. Have that Photograph taken now.
G. S. North, Photographer
7. WASHINGTON STREET
aourii noawauc ‘
M. .W... m...“ n“... “aw".-.
Prices on Fish Still
Geing Down
8c lb. l Pollock. . .
8clb. l goof Cod. . . 12c lb.
ea' rout. . .
122:: l Haddock Roe. .
' Buck Shad. . .
15c lb.
Sea Emilops. -
son why W“ can not erloan Locomotive. (Imai Northern
Round Clams“ ' 100 QI- Rockaway L002 Clamst “’m' “9“”me 9”” Ore Certificates and American Sinelb
GI'CDIIDOI‘I OYSIEI‘S 500 qt opened 400 ill. :wrxn'dg“: luut more lug one. Prices had recovered a trac-
9 0 a 9 a e .
Halibut. Salmon. While Perch. Bluefish. Eels. Long and
Round Clams. No frown stock. ‘
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE l08. FREE DELIVERY.
O’BRIEN, the Hatter
Spring Styles Spring Prices
DERBIES . . .. . “$1.50. 81.75. Sage. $2.45. $4.90
SOFT HATS . .. . . . . . . . . . .5oc. $1.00. Inga. Signage. $9.40
ME ’8 AND BOYS’ CAPS . . . . . .. . . .Iioc, «It. got: and Sue
UM ELLAS ... ......75c.goc.§I.4o.SI.go.Sn.4o
r.“ «W W” EWW
8c lb.
i6c lb.
15c lb.
12c lb.
500 qt.
mwflnr‘wnmw .. WW” w..." ”awn—u...—
IIIIIIIII IIIIII ll
IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII|
this Now Becomes Holding as,
E‘Woll as Operating company
NEW HAVEN; April 9.v»'l‘he effect
III the change oi! the Connecticut
Company into a holding company as
well as an operating company marks
a most important step in the relations .
til this company with its parent. the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company. which is operated
under the old Consolidated Railway
.Comnany'sVI-harter. Under its old sta-
tus as an operating company the Con-
necticut Corporation has held under
what is known as the ’l‘homaaton
Tramway charter only a few miles of
track. The Thomaston Tramway
charter granted in l905 gives extreme.
ly liberal powers in the way ”of con-
struction. operation by motive power
other than steam applied to both pas—
senger and goods. large powers of
eminent domain and of the acquisition
of property, rights. franchises and se-
curities of other corporations as well
' an merger with such corporations are
also given. Last June there was add-
ed to the powers of the Connecticut
Company those of the Columbia 'I‘l‘llt‘r
tlon company lucorlmruted in i899.
which gave water power and other
privileges. The Connecticut Company.
therefore. now holds the poIvI-rs of
both charters. it has operated prac-
tically all the trolley lines of the state
including those of its» Railway and
Lighting Company as agent of the par-
cnl corporation.
With the change now to an Ullt'i‘kl'
lug as well as a holding corporation
the Connecticut Company becomes a
segregated corporation with great pow.
era to which apparently at its option
the potent company can transfer any
of its properties, Including securities
and be unite: the protection of Con-
ncctlcnt law Incidentally, however. it
seems probable that iii.» t‘oniicclicut
Company must lwrvnfiei' l‘i‘litlt'l‘ tulier
reports than lilthcrto in the railroad
commission so that llllti'll more tutor
motion will be nircu an to trolley op‘
ci'atlons in the state. ilcrctolorc the
t‘onnecitcui (‘ompniii‘ has merely re
turned total earnings amounting to
eight millions ii ycnl‘. and operating
expenses The buluuce Is turned in
its net earnings to the parent corpora-
tion and fixed charges hidden under
the licm of "tilllcr deductions from in-
{$10.00, $12.00,
Here is an opportunity such as
streets, 8250.
Norwalk Park is nicely located
Mr. Builder. can yeti find any
near the price?
come." Larger privileges in the war
of doubling of the New York. New hie as qulclth‘?
lliircu and Hartford Railroad t‘onr
Item will probably be obtained at the ilii‘ ”10 price?
oflact of greater publicity. 'l‘iic cupl‘
tul stock of the Connecticut t‘nnipntl)‘
is S‘JTIIJ'IIHI. all I)! which is held by the
parent company. directly or indirectly,
PLANNING FOR THE FIGHT.
John Mc‘Kaon Oil for Chicago and Jack
Gleason for San Francisco.
NEW YORK. April ii ~Thi> course
or his thliius piinlilstlc took its way
rapidly \vcstwnrd today with Jack
Gleason. one oi the .lcllrlI-sdohiisnli
tlulit lIIIItiiIui-rs ciii‘iiulc to San Fran-
rlm‘o. and John McKI-on. who has been
I‘l‘lll'i‘flt‘lilillg the tileasonilicknrd in
tcrcsts hero, on his way to t‘hlcugo.
McKmn's trip has special interest
dust at this time He will stay in (“iii
_ cago uiitll next Friday and. the light
enthusiasts say. won't make his way
'IIII‘IIII'I‘ nest except in Jack Johnson's
company.
i Iiciisincss on 1‘ ex llic hard 5 part
guiding Johnson‘ It plans is responsibN'
tor .“tKNIIIb’ trip to the Pin West
with Johnson in low The New York
agent has been instructed not to leave
(‘hic blur the coast without being
sure but Johnson is on the same train.
Gleason, liclorc leaving. expressed
IIlinacit us personally confident on this
point. "There is no occasion tor worry
over "Johnson.“ assured Gleason.
“liickaiil has only conducted one his
light-«the (inns-Nelson battle at Gold-
iicid ----- and he may be It trliic restless.
Johnson has assured litt‘ that he Will
begin training near San Francisco be
fore. May l. and I believe him."
"BIN ‘00 GET A WONDBIII‘UI
L O
- PM...”
iillill ll illli SIIIEI
WALL STREET. l0;iii a. ill.~I’llt0fi
of stock“ ranged lower in the opening
III-slings, only a feeble demand meet-
ing the conaidciuhio offerings for sale
Amalgamated Copper National Lead
General Electric AI-lis Chalmeie old
and National Biscuit tell i and Ameri-
can Smelling. Union Pacific and Alch-
lstin largo. fractions.
WALL STREET. ii a. bin The un-
nouncement. 0! further gold exports
was followed by active selling of
stocks. ilocklng Valley Iertllieates
broke -I point». Western Maiyiuud‘.
Southern Railway old i '14. Denver 8:
ilio Brandi-1 rI-ti. titah Copper l H
and Union Pacilic Southern Pacific.
Alchhion. Louisville It Nashville. At
liIIItic Coast Line, American liar. Am-
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embairner
19 North Main Itmt. loath Nomik.
Residence. 0 Washington strut.
Telephone at onion. use.
Telephone at been. “a.
APRIL
is its good I hionth for
mini! resolutions as .lau-
nary.
There is no good role
tion by ll o'clock.
WALL STREET, Cloning-The mar-
ket closed irregular. There was a
coverilm oi shorts amongst the trad-
out which caused a recovery or rather
more than the first hours declines.
The approach of the week and found
opeartorii disinclined to leave ronlo
tracts open. United States Steel
wan carried an over last night and
Great Northern old. and Rock island
pfd.15¢.'l‘be recovery halted before
the land of the session.
OAYLIR MURDIR TRIAL.
WATBIIKA. Iii. April 9.-At the
opening of court today in the Baylor
murder trial. Special Prosecutor Keen
tor began his arminiont and set forth
the stator contention with Dr. W. ll.
Miller. Mint. Lucy Baylor-and her taili-
er. John (lrunden. are guilty of the
murder of Mrs titular? husband. J ll.
Baylor. of Crescent 0 ty. lull .Iuiy.
Start a savings ac-
count with
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Small Accounts Invited
«W
NORWALK
l Savings Society
' monarchs-ran 1m
Deposits over $3,775,000
”II. M. HOII'IOI. PM . OYI'I’II MHOONIR DINKI.
BLUE 'SERGT
SUIT . Q
Are to be very popular this season. We are
showing more than usual. Priced at
$20.00 and $25.00
Gray Mixtures, of course, in great variety,
ALL THE care-om:
FURNISHINGS
that go with the Spring Suit.
Including saoas and oxroans
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington St, South Norwalk
NORWALK PARK
Lots at a Special Price Until May lst
Norwalk and never will be otfered again.
Lola fronting on \‘i‘llton Ave, or Catherine St..
.Corncr lots $25 extra.
am. yet these lots are altered for less than is being asked for infer-
ior lots situated on low marshy ground.
Mr Speculator. can you tind a place where your money will dou~
‘ihraMOHW-II
Mr. ilomesoekar can you tlnd a more ideal spot for a home at dou-
For particulars see MRS. C. F. SMITH, 120 East Avenue __
DE MOT s550.
7 ' WHY PAY NOIE
wnIN lot? on at I. A use: In
HILL CLIMBII '0'
WHEN I'll" III’I‘ til I til AKANTII FOR
'IIKN \tili In" A CAIL iN WIIILII THE BEST woaxuauul' AF“ IA”
MAL II USED AND “I?” ONLY h 1|!!! )iAINTlNANCI 00‘ man CA“
2‘ FtF‘iaiiiY‘
$15.00, $18.00.?
never has been olfcred before in
8350. On all other
on high ground and good .draln-
lots to campare with these at
NAGNE‘I‘O
INCLUDE D. t.
3550 “I
NAIF FDR
PERFECTION
CLocIIa on STOCKINGS.
King Edward Objects to Watches on
Women's Wrists, So Court Favoo
Ito Otter: a Substitute.
ilotlililtili Special Cable to New York
American.)
A good story about the lion. Mrs.
George Koppel comes from illurritz.
Al‘lcr luncheon at the Hotel de Paints,-
the king was discussing before a se-
lect gathering of intimates on the va-
gallon of fashion
There in one fashion l cordially
dislike." said the king“. “I don't like
to see watches on women's wriata."
"Really, sir.” replied Mrs. Koppel.
lnnocently.‘ perhaps you prefer to m
clocks on their stockings.”
No one but the Koppel would have
daied to make so audacious a re-
mark. but she can say anything.
Ia always bubbling over with life dull
royal nerves than any the royal phyaiv
chip can prescribe.
at titr Ernest (Zaml‘s‘iine villa. .
adaptability to her anrroundlngl.
Women are fascinated by Mr M mutt!
as men.
is the fact that aha hail have! I)!“
heard to say an untried word about
members of bar min «I.- ~ “- ‘r c
did care.’
"Ma be it does.” replied the I
presar “but i nutter at found I
music. the would iii 0 an with
singer's In d all her aaiary.-~
inston Shaw
Film iSLAND N Y.. April 9.--'l‘ha
schooner Halon A. Brown. from North
port. 1.. l., for Sayviiie. with a load at
eedofsters in rank on Oak inland
Point tithe bay. .
win. A. Curtis. Vino-Prat.
Fnd’k A. Ilia. Guy A True.
laundry to get married tine won
bably emnpiain later that shit
fired her career tor a ”mwhmfi
Itiliibe.
Im a woman gave up a toning
-1 {1-4 ”(gas
rue claim of Mrs. Koppel lie: truss
can discuss music. art and literature.
Ono secret of her would“ ‘
Che ‘-
spirlta and la a better tonic to the '
She is inn-luau ‘ 7 ‘
"Music " said the enthusiast. "lanai ‘L
the human mind away from every IOI‘I ‘ ’
Norwalk Chronicler