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‘ for Gents. Indies and Children
‘ A complete assortment. Men’s Bai—
brisgans at 25c and We: Boye' Bal-
nrixgans at 25c: ,Ladles' Swiss Ribbed,
from 106 to 25¢ a garment.
ERDANKS
MAHAeKaMo sorta. ILocK.
. sou-m noawaut.
incl NEWS
IVENINQ “NTINEL TELEPHONE
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I2-2—Nowo Department
baa—Balines- Department
.‘44-2-Braneh Office, Net-walk
I00 --Editor’o Residence .
729-5—CIty Editor's Residence
Window screens and screen doors at
F. A. M iteheil's. See adv. '
The little daughter of Mrs. Ketchum.
of Burrltt avenue, is quite ill.
Miss Eleanor 'l‘ipton. of Hayvicw
avenue, is ill with diphtheria.
B. It. Walterhouse, of School street,
has taken a poaitldn In Buffalo.
The price of meat may be high, but
the price or fish ls falling. Sec (fut-
bill‘s adv.
A "clothespin social” will he lipid
this evening at the Knight. Strcct A.
M. E. Church.
William McAlIistcr and daughter
. . connotation, .4,~;5!5
a
i come TO ATTEND so
Hummermw. .. . mm on... .. "we
Department; VIGIvCOmMIndOi' Cutbiit
It Griswold Obnquleu.
Rio .d J. Cuthillr of this city. 06’
part!“ t vicecominender. Grand
Army at the'ttepubiic. will no to Gull-
tord tomorrow to attend the funeral
of Past Department Commander Ed-
ward Grinch].
Mr. Outbilt' has been notified that
the sorvicesfiwiil hegiii at 1:30 and the
part .at the grave will be conducted
by Admiral Foote Poor:
The annual department encampment
is also scheduled! be held tomorrow
and Saturday in'igew London. Last
year the encampment was held in
South Norwalk.
Over 00 nutoists have donated the
use of cars and drivers for the enter-
tainment oi.’ the Grand Army men who
will be in attendance at the dopart‘
ineut. Thomas In. Donohue. who has
had charge, of arranging the auto trips
for the, veterans. makes the announce
meat that. the owners of cars have
grasped the spirit of the occasion and
have generously tendered the use of
their machines.
Considerable objection to auto par-
ades is fostered by owners of one
chines, owing to the liability of over-
heating engines from having to rim at,
restricted speed. The plan of the
committee Is not to have a parade.
The cars will start separately and
take their occupants about the city so
that they may view the different
points of interest. The drivers will
not. be asked to form a prbctsislon but
may choose the most advantageous
route.
i It. is ticslrcd to have the anion pass
the old 'I‘own mill. the court house.
:thc public schools. the Straw mansion
laud Ocean Beach anti the Pequot. Any
nuioists who have not been up-
pi'oncbctl, having been overlooked by
.ihc committee, wiI confer a favor on
‘thnt hotly by reporting with their ma-
NBRAL. ]
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t. i . ‘ :d‘ . ‘ l ‘ 1
tags an Lino eum ;
Floor coverings of all kinds are in high demand new. is there anything
more satisfying to a housekeeper than to look down at the floors of her i
homo and find them clean with coverings good to loolr’ upon? There is ’
something about mattingsthnt appeals to all sensible housekeepers. it to
clean, artistic and as sanitary as any floor covering could possibly be. list-
for assortment or neuter patterns can not be found anywhcrc. Prices 1254:;
to 60c.
()ll Cloths and Liiioieuins. In thése goods we have just received a
large. assortment of new and pretty patterns, at small prices.
A. J. CollinS‘Co.
( Funeral Directors and Emhalmers.
North Main Street.
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12.13 South Norwalk. Conn.
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Matron
summit rm
’8! outflioiitii
Possible Claim‘l‘hat the County
Commissioners Have tin
Right to Act in
the Cities
When the county commissioners to-
day open their hearing on the petition
of the Southcrn New England 'i'ole«
' phone (to. for the location of four poles
on the property of Seth and Georg”
Ii. Jennings on Huntington turnpike
they may be confronted with an upper:-
lion upon the part of counsel for Mr.
Jt‘lmhlSs on the question of jurisdie'
tion. '
'I‘hc commissioners are acting in
. accordance with the law and counsel
for the telephone company claim
they are the proper parties to dcnl
with the casc. The law does appear
to be a little conflicting. Ono serttlim
says that ”it" common council of t:l-.
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE For. BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERS
STENOGRAPHERS
OFFICE ASSISTANTS
Port Chester
Are Wanted
Stamford South Norwalit
M6006“
W
O. B. J ackson
land wires and auothcr says that
t lilc.
[limit in towns.
this and the selet'tmcn of towns shall
decide about the location of poles
ii”
:tboi'c is no anret-mcnt. then two coun-
ty commissioners may decide after
due hearing. In botli cases the dia-
xsutisilcd part has the right to appeal
- to a judge of the superior court.
licrctororc thc commissioners have
disposed of these cases without tron.
liiit. the majority of them have
The question in this
case may come because thi- poles are
located in a city. The cointiiissiunci‘s,
lwlicvc the law calls on thcm to act
and they will probably do so, even if:
there is objection leaving it to llic’.
courts to (It-cidt‘ just which scctioii oi'
Ilic statute operates in cities. '
ii
runes»
We 'call your special attention to Our fine line i
of Ladies' and Mlsses' Tailored Suits at very A
pepuiar prices. Call and inspect our lines.
Our Suits are made to fit regular
figures as well as the odd sizes;
PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE YOU.
MINTZ’S
“The House of Aétivity and Progress”...
92 Washington
Street
‘
who is putting up a house this Sprint! is invited
to come in and look over our PLUMBING
SUPPLIES. our Heating SySieins. our Combina-
tion Coal and Gas Stoves. our Bath-room Fix-
tures and our Fire-place Furnishings.
Gas Fitting a specialty with us.
The house will be well ftted out it the
r ' ‘ve
are pnmymg the Hippodrome in Nowflthincs or tendering the use of tlicm orde IS 3' n to
.. ”W...“ M... -.
York city today.
Carrier Willis Burr on It. I“. I).'
Route No, 42, in Weston. has moved
his family to Norwnlk.
Daniel Ryder and son. of Norwalk.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James
Ryder. In West. Redding.
Mrs.‘ Andrew Barium, of lexlngton
avcuuc. is spending a \vcck with
fricnds in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Idpworth League of the Norwalk
Methodist church will give an Ctltttl‘~
tainiucnt. tomorrow evening. ’
Mrs. It]. L. Mitchell. of l25 South.
Main nti‘i‘ct. is spending a few days
with rclatht-s in Ncw York city.
Mr. anti Mrs. A. Solninus. of South
Norwnlk. were guests oti Sunday last
at tho Elmwood hotel, Mill Plain.
——Aiietlon at I.. .I. llcyuolds a Son's.
Sat. April Iii, l p. in. Sec adv.
Andrew Lust-hay and sistcr, Miss
Bertha. laischuy, of Lexington avenue.
spcnt Sunday with Ii'iciids to Bridge
port.
Mrs. Anthony l’inbcil. of (‘bnpcl
street. who has bt-cn visiting relatives;
in Bridgeport. has returned to hot
homc.
William II: I‘larlc and family have
taken tip tlicii' rcsidcncc for the spring
and summer at their East avenue sum-
mcr home.
The Ferris Coal Company has just
installed a fine. now sonic of thc cclc~
brnted Fairbanks make. It has a cu-
pat-ity of six ions.
Mrs. Sarah N. Perry. of 12:! Mcrwin
strcci, is entertaining Mrs. 1.. A. Furn-
ham and daughters and Miss It‘iorcncc
Fritz. of Ncw Ilavcu. I
Don't forget the lint-us 'i‘i'ilie‘s
\\'l1lst. Friday evening. lbth inst.
Earl Ilosltius will render it violin
solo in thc Not-walk ilnptlst i‘hui‘cii.
Sunday morning. It will In» Adorn-
lion. by Felix lici‘ow'skl.
The \V. (‘. 'I‘. Ii. will nit-ct with Mrs,
John McLean, I) (Tin-stunt strcct. Nor-
Walk, Friday at 3 o'clock sharp. A
good attendant-c is (li‘HlI‘l‘iI.
'i‘hc Ferris ('onl i‘uiupnny rt't‘t‘h‘t‘Il‘
un ordcr a few days ago for over fort y i
carionds of cool. about .liiiiii ions, from
onc party without soliciting or «roll
lll'l('(l being asked.
’i‘iic Volunteer i‘li'i‘lc of King's
tintinhtci's «it tho Noi'walk Alt'ilimilst
I'lllll‘t'll held a i'ciicnisul oi the outer-
Iuiuincnt lill‘y are to give curly in May.
last cvcniiii: III iilt‘ Sunday school
main.
in a ten inning baseball game play-
cd Sunday in Hatigntuck. between the
Yannignns. oi Sunautuck. nnd tii!‘
Wcstpurt train, tint iuttcr icuiu dcicatr
I‘il their oppoucntn with thc scon- of
it! to l0 run».
~P‘crtliizcra inil kindsi.
liriis.
A bright Iitilc daughter has been
born to Mr. and Mrs. ICuacuc McKen-
iiit. of chtport. Mother and dauirli'
tcr are doing ulccly. Mrs McKcnua
was formerly Miss li‘annic James, of
South Nurwnlk. “
Another meeting of tlic lcrman citi-
zoos interested in the formation of a
central \‘erbuitti will be hcld in Ariun
Ilnii. next Sunday afternoon at It
o‘clock. A delegation of llit'llllii-ril of
the order from Stamford will attend.
-~('.oioninl (foliage. Ii‘ritluy ntlcruoon
at 3:30. after lir. Moran's talk. Iiabt
i‘ri’i'oltltiticl‘iin will he served for itic.
'i‘iic runny fricudn of John Hanni-
ttnii. the popular trolley conductor.
will be pleased to learn that lit' in
improving nlrcly at his home in How
coin iivcuuc nttcr n scrsrnl woeks'
illness. lie is able to be out it little
each day. and expects to lni able to
resume his duties in the “NW ititurc.
liver are t-oiiiincnciim to sport
around the vicinity. This morning at
an early hour, Nell kueny. oi‘ tlw
A. li‘. Iiccltninnn 8r (hunpnny store. tliic
covered thrcc youna specimens this
morning at the. rear of W. II. New-
comb’s residence in Westport avoniic.
The deer were hnrrnsscd by it don and
ran nWay from the vicinity.
Raymond
”flown... .. .M - N... w, m.
_ . SALVATOR canniiii’r’”
General Contradior
Sewer. water work. grading. mason-
ry work and rock excavation. Estl‘
IIIIIIPt-i cheerfully given on all coiitt‘net
work. Orders are solicited.
Toi.816-3 ‘. 2'6 wood Street
previous to starting the
trips.
sightseeing
BIG FAMILIES A DISGRACE.
Declares a Spokane. Washington.
woman Suffragiet.
WASHINGTON, April Ii.~~“’l‘cn
years bench to be the father of ion or
twelve children will be its much of a
tilsurucc as lit-lug a conliriucd drunk-
nrtl Is at present.” declared Mrs. In
i't‘llii! Iiolcii linker, of Spokane. Wash
lunton, II suffi‘aizist, who will be heard
along original lines of thought at the
convention of the National Aiin-rlcan
Women's Sitil'raac Association. which
opened in this city totiuy. ”or studies
of children all over tiic world. she
said. has conviuccd her "that not more
than to pcr i‘i'lll. oi Ilil‘lll are children
of thcin. and that lllt‘ other (to pt‘i
ccnt. arc. not wanted.
”Roosevelt. poor. ignorant mnu.‘
she continued. “times largo intuitive
but I tell you. it is quality we want in
ciiiidrcii, not quantity. Woman sui
franc will bcitcr children. for it will
produce better thinkina'. It is the incu
tni. not thc physical, flint rules pro
gl‘css‘ivtv action today. and teaches
us that the are: out crinic oi the ages
is too trinity chi iircu."
l‘nrcnts, thinks Mrs llukt-r. should
be taught the responsibility of brim;
Ing children into Illt‘ world.
BETTING FAVORS LANGFORD.
IIOS ANGELI‘IH. i‘ai., April Iii.
Sam Landlord and .Iiiu ltni'ry are
ready to step into the ring at Vernon
for the 58th round of their joint puiz
llistic cni'ccrs. It will llt‘ Illt' ninth
iliuc the two have fact-d cnch other
'l‘titlny's contest is schcilulctl for 2:.
mnuds
In none of limit former contests has
Iiurry lit‘l‘ll dociui'cd a winncr. The
host Ilt' has to his credit It; four "in:
decisions.“ while he lost as man!’
titiics, twice by knockouts llai‘i‘y
wi-inhs liit'. pounds, Intiigloi'd liifi. 'I‘Iit-
boiling in “ to l on Landlord
Veiie “40”
A car which will allow lllt‘ tip-utt-
tor in no its slow as i‘. mill-s per
hour and ncccb-rnto In {in mils-s pcr
limit on the high flour with it full
load alics llli‘ operator and tit‘t'li
paints the maximum of plcusurc
()ilt‘ docs not have to kccp shift-
ing gears for cvei‘y icnm that not»
In Illt' Wily, m'llllt'i' fur a hill
A car which will throttle to six
miles pcr hour or climb Iiiizh sirm-i
on the high gear has a tit-viiiilliy
of control reaching ncztr perihelion,
'I‘hc tonrlug' car fully equipped
with gas tank full wciiihs (this lbs.
S1800. Imuicdiatc Ill'lh'l‘l‘)‘ on
touring cur.
Haniord & Brooks
42 nears mm eraser
eourn NORWALK
DR. CHARLES G. BOHANNAN
WRITE3:—-—
lilt. litth'H MEDICINE (10,,
South Norwalk, Conn.
tlciitlciiicii:~»~-
I am acquainted with the formula
uscd In preparation of Ilr. liith's
Medicine. l Illili‘ uni-d iiilii remedy
for yours iii my practice. Ila admittin-
t.rntion in coach for which It Iii rcconr
Ilit‘llilf‘tl bun always been attended
with most satisfactory rcsults. i can
mantiicud It as it most valuable bounc-
lioltl l‘t‘iill‘tlj’.
Very truly yours.
(lliAllldi‘Zt-l (I. DOHANNAN. M. it.
(turns tlrippc. Rheumatism. (lotus.
Stockléuotations
You will find quotations on New
York and Boston Curb stocks. as well
as a market letter by who Ultorj’ day.
on file at
THE GLIFFIIIID HOTEL
FURNISHED BY
Bills. i. Silliiiilill & (iii.
64 BROAD IT., NEW YORKCITY.
Write for Free Market Letter.
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
, i
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 43!. NORWALK.
i
The Hatch& Boise.
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 404. YARD TEL. “-2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Vindow Glass of every description.
lash Weights and Cord.
douided Wooden (iutters. two since.
Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Roofing.
stagnated.
One, two and thicoply Tu Paper.
S’Iatorn' Paper.
Sheathing and iiuiittoro’ Paper.
lHatr insulating auntie-atoning Papers
AUTOMOBILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
WE ARE PUTTING YOU NEXT TO A “GOOD THING," WHEN WE
iNTRODUCE TO YOU OUR NEW LINE OF
Ladies’ Pumps and Sailor Ties
At $2.00. $2.50. $3.00
'I‘iic) will pimc n Sprint: Topic to your fcct
t‘tiIl\llll‘l‘tI-
'i‘ij a pair anti III‘
Mm ' v momh‘hW'
F LYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Wear a Smile
Next winter by IIIHIIIUIIIK up AlttiANli Ittiil.l-ZR now, It “Ill t-ui
dice out of your coat iiiil iuid make your litninc as warm as tonal.
Hitcciiy Hot Water or Sit-am Iicni lot that new house. and be sure to
oicntlou tlic AiiiiANii.
NIIIUVALK I"i'll.\‘.\l'l£ti lot hot air bout.
it big
i‘IYi'i‘j‘lhlllK In the hosting lino.
Argand . Boiler Company.
sourn NORWALK. cons.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
.t. . .h ». .7 ma...» um... .
.. we. m n n... .
Bathrooms Complete
$509.9. '
“AT-—
: the piano is int). fort and lemrth oi'
. the machine in Will.
“ with iorpmindikc limits for descendlnx
’ on water with wheel” for a timeout on
: land.
It it A man
___ii i inititiii
Rev. John J. Nilan to Be Conse-
craied in St. Joseph's Cathe-
dral, Hartiord, April 28th
HARTFORD, April H.-~-~It was an
nonnccd hero today that the cons!“
Nation of Rev John .I. Niinu ilti
bishop of the Hartford diocese would
ltllx’v place In St. Joseph's cathedral
here on 'I'bursdny iiioi‘ulnit. April 28.
ihc Feast of St. Paul of the t'ross.
Ilcv. W. ii. ii't‘onncll. archbishop of
llnxton‘ will be (’illlht‘t‘riliill‘. and the
assistant i‘i‘tisu‘l'nitirg will lw the lit.
lIcv. Louis Walsh. bishop of Portland.
Me. and lit, Rev. ii. i-‘. Svcliuu. bishop
or Fall River. The sci'mon will he dc»
Iivv-i‘t'ii by lit. Iicv. M .I Lari-lie. of
St. Patrick's cathedral, New York. At
the waiter sct‘vlt‘t-s RI licv Thomas .I.
Sltnhmi. rvcttugor the t‘atholic l‘utvcr
sity of America in Washington. I). (‘..
\till he Illt' preacher.
NATIONAL CIVIC FEDERATION.
Preject of Organizing State Council
to be Taken Up.
The National t‘nic I"t‘tli'i‘tlilliit \\.t~
It‘tlllivtbit‘il to tii‘rnnixc nintv- councils
to immune uniform stoic icalsluiinn
at :1 national conference. held in Wash-
inatoii retentiy. which was attended by
tilt-i dclccnlcs appointed lit- Illt‘ norm»
nors of 213' hIIIII'tl and the prcstdcnts iii
in national organisation ’i'o.ii I‘ilnlt'i"
cure was npcncd by I'I‘I‘Hllt'lll Tall
and included in tbc uudu-ncc some '3‘
gmwi‘iioi‘n.. ‘
All are t‘iirtilhlly intitcd to attend a
iiicciinp which will be llt‘ltl in New IIu~
\cn til the roonm of the t‘nauibcr oi
t‘oiuincrcc. tomorrow at 'J p in, to or-
ganise the Connecticut t'ouncil Fill“
int-r Iiit\t*l‘litii‘ \thdriifl will preside
and I‘riwidcut ricih Low will make the
opening address iii". ilcnri \Yndc
lingers, ilt'ilIl of the Yale Law school.
will spcuk on the work ot’ the cotmuis‘
sinners on Illllltli‘lil slut.- inwa and
tin‘ Humour-ii they are promoting. .ioiiu
iiuix liuiiiiiiond will address the iiitvoi
in»: on the noncmi nccd for uniform
idiilc icglniutltiii
'I‘Iic desirability of illiiIlll'Illii) in
state laws on the following spi-ciiic sub-
jt-nis will lu- picscntcd lu‘ii‘ily'
thinking. in Matias ll \thi-Ic». tin}.
president ot‘ the t‘onnm ticni Tum and
Halo “O‘IHIKH t‘umpnny, of IIIli‘Iltil‘ll
intuirnncv, by \‘t utter t‘_ It‘nyhn. Han.
vi'c-pvcsitlcnt of ”It“ Actun Life In
liill‘iiiit‘t“ to. of Hartford
I'lll‘i‘ Food. by A .\l
president oi the H h‘
puny, u! lliti'litii‘tl.
i‘urc Ih‘nns. imi‘hurius \Y Whittle.
soy, haul” or New linu-u
i‘oinpciisutlon for illtltipiiilii Acct
dotiin. by i’ .I Ikiiiiibiic, president ”I
l‘otiiiccilcnt I~‘ctlci‘nilon of Labor
“WIND". hind.
lilliIu-y t‘oiii-
AEROPLANE TURNS TURTLE.
I‘iiAI'. Germany. April it. Major
run I’nrscrni'n new act-opium». lilo titra-
est yci consiructmi and which early
this month nuiicrwcut silt‘l'cisnlul pm
Iliuinary Ii'Iillti llt‘ti‘l‘, wna ranch! in a
violent and misty wind while flyina
over Lake I‘inu today and turning list“
do tell Into the waters
iCiiiilncoi-u Illurbtnnim and Iiofl mp
rapt-ii uninumi. ‘I‘lwy dropimd with
tiic innebinr. but sncccmlmi in frcciiiir
themselves from Illl‘ wrcckuc nnd
vorc picked tip by a passing craft.
Major von i’nrscvul‘n invention
which (‘iiilli‘ to nricf today. is a mono
plane. with it four cylinder motor. of
tail-iiorsuiiowrr. it carries mi pounds
oi‘ imitation and was oxpocictl to remain
in the air three hours. The breath of
It is provided
. A .“a ‘MMDQ .m
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 MAIN smear. spawns.
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Sentinel For Sale. To Let and
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Want Ads. Pay
iSLIGHT DAMAGE I{ROM EAHTH~
QUAK .
\‘i'At-ilithi’I‘tiN. April I4nMBI'iIIIII‘
tints-o. minister to the ltnltcd Hinton
from ("pain lliuu. rot-rived u cuiilcnrain
iodnr from Sun .tosc stating that an
earthquake bud bran tell in all parts
of the Republic yesterday. Sliaiii dam-
on wait reported from variotni sec-
lions, but there were no fatalities.
l
in has i tiittnu_ttiiitii.__"
PetticoatFiounces
jutting
I't‘illt oat.
machinery.
haw pi‘ticlitutily n ncw one
on it ucw illiiliiiii'I'A.
diode in beautiful cn‘ccts in
in the l‘t‘llt‘li of all.
86 WASHINGTON ST.
SHERMAN councu. LOSES mm:
Ponauus Succeuiui in Carpet Bewi-
ing by Score of 26 to 10.
l‘ciiumus at d Slicrmun t‘ouuciis.
it out Ai‘l‘ililidlv had another so at c;i:‘~
in! hunting in Xiil'wulk. last cit-inn;
IlIl’I the in!) ~ than South Xtii‘wnil‘ “Flu
in nit-n, ‘IVIIL‘i’i' were many of the incur
pii'st-nt and ihcy viiioycd iiicuisciws
in joking; \\Illi 'ht- players and rooting
im‘ iiiclt‘ i‘t\.~pt-t‘ii\t- ll‘iiiIIS Siillli‘h
scic told and u ncnci'nl good time was
bad. .\itci‘ iiic izuincs there was a
food. The new name will Inc played in
the I'oiiiissus t‘ouncil rooms. with
tiniiiii‘iu'd us their opponents. on the
(\i'IiIIIK l‘l “A‘illil‘hilill'. Apiil LIT
'l‘lic trains. l.t.\t t'lI‘Itill,: \vci't‘ min:
postal oi" the billowing:
l’nnnsmi» l"l}lilt_ ll. Smith. ti. litcli~
iiitiiitl. l’tlllnl'tl. Rnlwi‘ip‘
Slit-iiiian I‘.ii‘scilc:~, Stkus. t'nnt
ZII'I‘II. iliiki‘i‘. Hail
I'Iit' .wt‘iii’t‘ I'i Il'illili‘s
i'mkihritiw ii i It u: it Hit l :3 Hill
:m‘itmmi; tiiiitpouuc {out In
it. 't-tm Vii \IIl Auxll”
‘:i\!|‘t‘t it‘trn i‘ lilrtii-il
L't‘.
in
MR. STEVENS' iLLNESS.
Danbury Man Stricken on Street in
South Norwalk.
John A. Hiilutiin. the Elm strcct inui'
lit'IiilIlIl_ who is Ht'i‘itiiinlt‘ Ill In tho
\‘nrwnllt hospital, where he was taken
on Monday. runnincti ctuisciousncns
Inst i'\l‘IllIl.{ for illi‘ ilrsi limo since It“
became ill. .\Ir, Stevens lcft lintlliut‘t’
i'Ilill Monday "Writing to no to New
York on Iiiisiin-sn. it is supposed that
lie Iit‘t'IlilIt' ill on the timid and utoppcd I
ovcr in Smith Norwuik. «born non of
bin nous llvv. lie was suddenly strick-
t‘il while inquiriun of i‘hict‘ of i'olicc
Yoliinci- lbc any to Iltt‘ boom of his
Hull."
A former llnubnry man who
passing of the litiiilli‘ill rm‘oanizcd
Hicvcnu and with the assistance
lNllll'l‘Illilli placed him In his wtunm
and took him to the hospital. An oil
uictit oi the Matt is understood to be
MI“. tiinvcns' trouble and the rcsuii
cannot be iorctoid at tho prcscnt time
was
Mr.
nrcoviliuir to intm-iuntiou i‘meivtdl by»
bin rchitixcs bcrc.» llanbury New».
NATIONAL CONSERVATlON A830
CIATION.
\‘I‘ASiilNil'l’th. April i4.««»'l‘lic cm
cniivc committee ol‘ the National lion»
serratiou Association is cndcnvnrhia
to decide what city shall be the inert
inn place, for the (:ousrcss that is to
be hold some time between Beptondwr
i and September to next. A city Iitv
tween (”hit one and Denver. to be solve
ten and a number lying within that
none have huh asked to be deninnnimi.
i'oi. i‘l'hoodorn Roosevelt will be «mo
of the attractions at the i‘onsircsa. its
hc has promised to address ii_ illiToril
I'itu‘hot in prcaiiicnl ot‘ the flarini‘iilllriiy
illvp the reverse lintcr a ytnilt Wlit‘;l
you that yourself talking too much.
Gilberta‘
Ready Made and Simple Ad-
Indispensabie to the Woman Who Makes or Remakes Her
Own Petticoat
Any woman can make and fit the
but no woman or Dressmaker
I‘iouince as tho tllldii-JRTA. lit‘t‘aust‘ of the lack of the
Any woman having a pctilcont with a wornout ilounce can now
by Hitting off thc old finance and sewing
tilldil-Sit'l‘A Flouin-es arc finished at the top with a draw string
so that llwy can tic ndjustcd to any size foundation and sewed on by ‘
hand or on a plain scwing iuachiuc.
TheN.E.
of IIII‘ '
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upper part or body of
can maltc as
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required
both silk and cotton, at prices with-
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SOUTH NORWALK
(— BRYAN SUGGESTION CARRIED.W
Leter end at the Jefferson Day Ban~
quet in Washington.
WASHINGTON. April its—~Tiie road-
Ing of tbc letter from .‘Ii‘. Bryan writ-
tcn i'rom San Fun Paulo. Brazil. was
i postponed until the cud of last night's
hioffcrsou liuy dinner. and only those
{banquctors who rciunincd uiitll a late
:hour wcrc privileged to hour It from
lIl(‘ tips at t‘onorcssiuun Clayton. oi‘
Alabama. tine Itmflllllflhit‘l'.
; thn he read. quoting from Mr. Bry-
Inn. “l takc it for granted that your
igutiicriun will not adjourn without the
ladoptlon of a resolution urging a rail-
; limited by all status of tho liit'tlilli‘ tax
:illlli‘ntllllt‘lll to thc icdernl constitu
tion.“ Mr. t‘iaytou asked if there. was
‘it man In the mom who opposed it. to
“speak now or i‘nrcvcr hold his peace."
itcprcneutntitc ltui‘us Hardy. of Tex:
ow. lll‘IlliIlltIt‘tI that it show of hands he
‘tniicd. and this was done. Only one
man voted in lhc iii-native and he an-
I‘lillllt'i‘il that Ilt‘ did so because the. tax
‘Aiib Illlllf‘t‘t‘IiHiiI'y.
i Mi'. t'layton thcii declared that Mr.
’ llryuu‘s suggestion iinti been carried.
i
I witchiug. torturing skin eruptions.
'distlgurc. annoy. drive One wild.
'Iionn'a ()iutinciit brings quick relief
and lasting cures. Fifty cunts at any
I drug store.
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' KRITCHMAN GIRL APPEALS.
[Life Twice Placed in Jeopardy II the!
j Ground.
“'A'l'l‘IIlIlIPIIY. April l-i.- it was an-
nounced that night that cunlicll Ior
,t—inphic Kritcinoun. would ask Judge
' Williams tor a finding of acts and that
. tlic nirl‘s case would be appealed in the
supreme court of errors. of Ihc ltltu
on the around IIiiil her life had twice
lbw" llllll‘itll In jcopm‘tiy. Sophie who
was convicted of manslaughter for-her
part in the tuition of ltrunlslow Kni~
sinskan at Iiiilon titty is now serving
out her sciitcncc In Wollicrtinoid. . .
The first trial of Hopiilc wits stopped
by .iudai- I‘urtisn, following the pub»
licutlon of n letter in which her It“
was threatened. The case With thrown
out of rouri alter the state had are»
or the Kritchmun defense blitl been
put in. The acct‘niti trial was held ill
lNew linven, the two accused being
iii-led together.
HYATTmOAUDHUP.
At the home (it ”to bride Inst. Giott-
iniz (ferric. ilmizliicr or Mr. and Ill!!-
ltrribei tlauilrup. of it» Now Call“)!
avenue, Norwaik. was married to ”it
incr Harold Hyatt. of Norwallt. I)?
llcv. Mr. Torrey. limb of the young
purple are well known.
eons or-lsnotano'oiscoonr.‘
cmiitl or the [tank of England remit»
ed unchanged at l per cent. today.
autumn. April ”write rate. of site ‘ ,
scntcd tin evidence and major portion i. t
Norwalk Chronicler