If you hare'huliivatott‘a taste for good pure, Gently. ' ‘ . OUR HOME MADE SWEETO will certainly tickle your palate. Al- ways fresh and cnticinz. F. A. LANE Tel. 409. 51 Waahington 8t. In Your Launch or Boat [attired for the Coming Season? We write this Insurance. Callus up TELEPHONE 165-2 TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN Ah kinda of luauranoe—Marlne Fire. Tornado. Automobile. ll‘ideiity Honda. Burglary and Adult don‘tlnaurance. 74 waeumarou lit-near. eouru nonwaut. CONN. V EH8 L Tonic Recons‘trutStor eoto ONLY av F. H. BAXTER iilIIA NEWS IVENtNh seminal. TELEPHONE cALLe Dim—New- Department 92-8-Bualneae Department Mae—Branch Office. Nerwaik 890 «finiter’a Reeldenee recs—c ty Editer’e Realdenoe WEATT-IER FORECAST. m For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night and Thursday: slightly cooler tonight; 'I‘hurglay fair. moderate west to northwest winds. The low pressure area that was central over Lake Erie yesterday morning is pal-taint: out tlw Gulf of St. l..uwrencc. while a second- ary depression is central In the Ten- nessee valley. Showera have been general during the last. 24 hours In the Lake region, and scattered showers have occurred in the South Atlantic states. There Is considerably cloudy weather In the Lake region and along the Atlantic coast. while a ridge of high pressure extending from Lake Su- perior southwastward to Texas. is causing generallv fair weather in all other districts or. rt of tho ltocky Monu- ialns. The temperature ls rising in the central and Western districts. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY: 'l‘emporature: Low. «14; high. Si. Cloudy. Neat and attractive signs adorn the town hall today proclaiming different phases of the dog registering question. iiutler Lodge, No. 97. I. 0. 0. l“.. will hold a regular meeting this evening at Odd Fellows' Ilall. Washington street. Work has been started on the new tennis court at the Norwalk (“onnlry Club. The new court will hnmedlately adjoin the original court. The t‘. .I. Mint'l. &. Co. are offering some very special buying inducomcnts for tomorrow. Soc their large udvor tisetncnl, on the third page. Mr, Reynolds, of liroad River, bur. purchased a seven pnsnenger Milt-boll unto. and expects that it. will ho do livcred to him on Saturday The hot weather wil soon ho In our midst. Have you thought about tho porch scroen yet? It‘. A. Mitchell is nil. \‘ertislng the "Vudor" in today‘s adv. Edward Coreoran. ot‘ 'l‘olIt-s Sli't‘l‘l proved himself a hero by stopping a runaway last night about lll'llil o'clock. and drove tho horse back to its owner. \iho lived In East Norwalk. 'l‘hc own or congratulated Mr. t‘orcorau on his bravery. A special service will be hold at tho lighthouse mission this evening. Mrs. William Stone will sing a solo. and the chorus from the t‘hurch will sing. .\ rt-port ot‘ the work dono by tho mis sion sinco its opening will bo road. All are cordially Invited to attend. Souls free. The case of Frank Taylor, who was arrested yesterday morning by t‘hlol’ of Police. llriullcy for Intoxication and diuturbnnoc, came before tho court for disposition this morniuu. .Iuduo Lock- wood was lenient and allowed ihtyman to dopart, continuing his case lmlt-ti- niloly. it Illlti boon roported to tlamo War don Wilbur Smith that three Norwulk youth: mou have been Ilshinu for pit-k- orol in Nash's pond in \Vt‘sitmrt. llo is on the watch for those follows. and thinks that It Is possible they do not know that the open ueaaun on tin-so ilnh dot-H not begin until May 1st. The Norwulk lionrd of lt‘lro limit-r- wrlte-ra held a meeting yostorduy nftor noon for ”11' purpono ot’ olootluu u vicoprrsltlonl. to fill tho vuouuoy calmed by the (tooth or tioold S. Hoyt. This was not. done, however. and Wilti loft until lilo annual mooilnu of tho board on tho second Monday In June. Now that you.aro rcploninhinu your linen. why not mark It with the bean- lIl‘ul Help lcltm‘a’.’ ’I‘hot'c In ulwayu n diattm'ilon about llnou that in marked. and nmuy pleasant associations cling to thin work. Al N. It). Ityan's IIIN'I' In a line uneartmcul of the "Itptn touu- tlailona." In all nizolt. unto a complete lino oi' littls‘ embroidered medallion lcltcru that are very pretty, and all ready to new, on. Hoe adv. The ltov. Alborl ii. Lawnon. I), ll. of Waterbury. will deliver a lecture tomorrow evening at the Norwalk M. II), illntreh on “'I‘unttmrauce at the Hate." This lecture will be under the attapleos or the ilraml Itivlslon, Bonn of 'l‘empurancc or Connecticut. and t‘otioord Division. of thin city. ltr. lawnnn in a brilliant uponker. and there will he union by (leorao llirat and Mr. lvea will preaido at tho tit-gnu. It In hoped no one will miss hearing Dr. hawaon. .. .. ...... w... WRITING PAPER a. 60 [MEETS PAPER, 00 ENVELOPDG. 25c roadrunner "— ANDERSON’S Launch Works Boat France net up and ready to plank. All kinds of repair work. Launches of all aiaee built to order oy competent. workmen. OystchhehPoinhNorwalk A. J. Hand & Company EiEiliilIllii ENGINEERS MID IlIlIIIRIIIIlIRS JOBBINO AND REPAIRING Hoyt'a Theatre Building, South New walk. Conn. Phone 42! Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Wagon will clean your house in the beat pos~ sihlu method. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477. or send postal and get estimate. CHAS. H. DOWNES 9 Courtlandt‘ Place South Norwalk IMROBERT a. monitor House Mover and General Contractor Work Promptly Attended To P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK Itcud about the mouth-0nd sale at the Ilickcrmau atorc. Sec adv. on page 2. (hip camlldatl- was taken into moor horshlp in tho liurbors‘ tutor: at last night‘s mention. The new member is Ainedo Mnrnsoro, employed by Philip ifusicllano. Eugen:- \\'cbbor. of the \‘t‘ohbcr Slot-k t'o_ is in town today ronowlnii old acqtminlnncos. Mr. Vt'ebln-r played a long engagement in this city oill‘I) m the sermon and has a host of t’riomls who are glad to Rl‘l't'i him once more The Home of Hart Schaffner & mmciothes I I ti\ . ‘1 i tantamount ti '. .- . THE BEST - . it we knew of any better clothes ~. than H S 8: M. we would sell .- .' them; but we can't find any other , clothes which combine all the ? virtues: good style. perfect fit. fine tailoring and ail-wool fabrics in ‘ exclusive weaves. So we keep on s recommending H S & M clothes. ‘ and selling them. .. Suite from $15 to $30. in a good h .. range of the newest models and 1 “ weaves. ' ' - M “‘1. \t .' fit . jii ' Our Special R a s Shirt is good «firth till dolitr value: better still in Stars at $1.50 and $2; best made in E & W's, $2.50. 14 So. Main St., 80. Norwalk. m ww—QW-Nr-w i Masonic Building. TWO STORES: Norwalk. .— _.--.—... -._....... ._ “MM START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT. 'l‘hc auocosa of your brooda. from the moment they are out of tho aboll. dept-um. on the feed you use. "Iionnlc" (‘hirk Feed, home pre- pared and freah eachwday. ht the. kind you ran depend on to make flue. bcaltby fowla and future cloudy layers. Ivory grain in "finnnir i‘hlrk I'm-d i..- awcct and actual. and to solid nutrition. “Hotlink-"Chick ii‘t‘i‘ii contains the t‘Iloit‘ont imported Millets. tine rrat‘kcd charcoal and thoroughly dried and sclcrtvd uralnawpnrh an out moul, cracked wbonl. crnrkod kaiiir and fine old cracked enrn. Why not use a roe liable, apocially prepared, clean, wholoaomc food, flwh made each till}. rutho. than food from tho \Vost. neccsanrly ntulc? Why take the chance whon you pay as much it not more? Guilty Pint. Last and All the Time. , . MANUIL'TU‘IO ”ATOM. "For the tram! Bake" uee Iowker'e Fertilizer! fer Lawn. Garden and Field. Ask For "lionnlc" Home ‘uround Fords. .\Ir. Wobbor states that ho will play South Norwullt uuain this sonnnor. but the o.\‘ucl dulo or lonuth 0i ouungor mom has not boon dotlniloly decided upon. No News has boon hoard trout thin lcl lint-dos, tho l’orcmun omployod by tho Martin ltatvs l-‘ur company. who ilhttplti'iil'ttti Monday morning. and in view of his ,lcusunt l‘t‘Iiiiitltlr with his lumily on his straight account: with tho throt- liunuurlun «unanim- Iions with which ho was nihllatod. tho (-nsc tipponrs to bo wry nlyslorious. it is thought possibil- that tlartloa may have had :i suddon lupso 0t momory t)roriool\. choosing no u glitlti way in win lhoir Si‘ilt‘iiliil‘ti auiuo with Nor “'qu High School, which could not bo plnyod on account ot lilo wot urmmd Imih Monday and yoatorduy, culled "It on the manager of the H. S. loam and actually "tulitoti it Into" thr- l‘ollow to titrl‘t‘ll tho untno to tho I‘IuAt uvonuo boyx. With this mothod of ulnnint: tilt-tr giillli‘h' Ill’t‘I'Itttik Wlii load tho low It in lmao bull htt‘l‘iilit‘ri this soaaon. 'I‘Ilt' gtllllos botwoon the two rival schools now stand one and our. and thc‘ tinul gulllo ulll ht- played on June tllh. 'I'bo tlvoriook fellows nt‘o ori-ll thus curly praying for rain on Juno tllh. AIIIIEIISEIt-IIISGII BREWEIIV (III FIIIE S'l‘. ”WIS, M0,. April 27. "It‘lro ol’ unknown origin omitted a loan untim- Ilit‘ti lli 3530.000 In tho mammoth plant of the Anhmmorlluacb llrowinr. Aunt) ciulion early today. and for a limo throutcuod tho entire ontablluhmcut with (ii‘RIl'lIt'IIilll. Five hundred thouu~ and hottioa of beer were destroyed utld lulllloua pf burning corku made such a donue smoke that the firemen fought the flames in a black smudge. The streets abom the plant liowud with boot for more than an hour and amok Ina corks bobbins: up and down in the stream. The bottling and Hittt‘ttlto bount- Wi'l‘t' cotuplotoly dcslroyml cu- tailluu u lose ot’ 0000.000. Vuluahlo paintinua amt furnliuro aiorod In the buildings by It}. A. Faust. viropt'ost dent. of the company. were destroyed. with u lot-t» of 330.000. ElSHIIlll IACKW For Fletitsh and Trout. Baseball Goods . OF ALL KINDS At COLEMAN’S NEWS STORE J ACKSON’S STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS In Folders. Artlet Proof. Panels. finished in Sepia and Engraving Black on Rich Old ivory Stock PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Pattern! Jackson’s Studio 53 Wall St. NORWALK. CONN. O Oppoelte Hotel .- .5“... won ..-.......w-...... ... . . ......... We Are All Going to North’s Studio Ills .lnpino Sophia arc the lions! produced by any process. prints that haw quality and honoat value. G. ‘ S. North, Photographer 78 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK For Fish‘ GI) ~Whe7e The}r Get It Fresh Every Day Not once a week. The only place In town that handlea nothing but Bea Food. Haddock. 8c 0).: Plate. 8c ib.: Steak Cod. 12c lb.; Roe Shad. 16c 03.; Buck 8had,12c lb. Bluefish. Spanlnh Mackerel. Halibut. smelt. Salmon. Shad Roee. ROckaway Opened Long Ciama, Greenport Oyetera. Hard Crabs, Long and Round Clame, Weakflah. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. . 8‘ - - .. . .. ...._. "MOTHER" ANGEL'S BONES. Young. a non of Iirlahanl. it well- ~~w known railroad promoter. tillt'lll coir I‘crmuueut “m mm I l ' .waa'the wide openlngin United States “tithe list in try ‘ ‘ 31%, Kansas a a Texas 1%..Consoll- I hated (lain American Smeltlnx. ““ng ' national liarveater and American Steel gFoundi-los HA and Union Pacific, Carp, ' ough Metronoiltan old, and Brooklyn ‘ attacks. the market thereafter ' to below yesterday's cloning figures. h’NTtNEL . _ IIIIIII ill tllll iilttli * WALL STREET. 10:10, "a. ills—“rho teaturo of the opening, stock market Steal. of which 18,000 shares were sold at 8T%'illlti 84. compared with 82% at the clone yest ay. There was a buoyant upsh’ 3, wt brides all through ‘ by. New York Cen- tral and Ches‘ Dali! and Ohio rose. tral Leather. American Car, luterbor- Transit ‘l. WAIJ. S'l‘ltlfilfi'l‘. 11 a. ni.~~li‘lrat price» were the highest for the leading , selling off steadily until many atocke rocedml Union Pacific, Amalgamated Copper and IutorboroughMetropolitan pl‘d. sold a point under lat-it night, and Read. inn. U. 8. Steel and other leadcru a fraction. American Snuff advanced ti and Kauawha and Michigan it} points. WALI. STREET. . ‘oou.-Movementa in United States Steel dominated the whole market by sympathy. 'l‘hc wip- Ing out of all the opening gains In that stock damp led rate. Later the break In the when, market and an easy tone for cotton encouraged some fresh buy- ing and stocks rallied. The tone was dull and drooping at noon. Honda were firmer. WALIr'S'l‘REE'l‘. l p. m.—~At 4 per cent. call monoy rate ctmsed some sell- ing of stocks. but the market did not give way much. LEAVES ESTATE Fillt OIIII FELLOWS IlilIE lilill)tlldi‘()lt'l‘, April “.‘T.-—'l‘hc resi- due of lilo estate of Mrs. Margaret Austin, valued at between 825,000 and $50,000. In left by her will to the Grand Lodgo of Odd Ft'iitiwfi for the purchase of a site and construction of a home within iiv'e miles of New Haven for Guarantee Have, Confidence . ‘_ in Your Dealer A great many men will honestly confeea that they don't know an "all wool" cult of clothes from one that isn't. Of course they . at when the pattern and color pleases. but. as to the wearing qualtiefl they ournNo ON THEIR. DEALER. . ' ‘ WE WOULD LIKE TO SELL YOU YOUR ‘SPRINGSUIT ‘ AND war. Guarantee it all wool and everything else that could he desired in an up-todate suit. Try‘onc on even it you don’t buy Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington St, South Norwalk ® Extra Special Q!» 3T " ”V ' ‘5‘?" 353323 T3 mu V‘ trot. .. v ,. it taét color Guarantee it to tit the widows and orphans of Odd I"?!- }?W, W tor] in! fat-'04 (3.3.1311... do A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR, amt/rib. sack ...... ........80c 'IIII o of i out 1. tie trail _t' _ V. .123... .3... W... o... m. p. u...‘.’...§.. A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel ............... .-..$6.30 "I" Who is "3 to '0 m. WM Ftl- VERY BEST‘CREAMERY BUTTER. a pOund .......... ....33c lows Home at tutoton. In icavluu the tnonoy Mrs Austin cuts off practically her iht'oc alstorn. who live In tho :8 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for . . .................. $1.00 \‘Ct‘nl. Air». .loaoplt E. Home nnd Mrs. Mary Lyurh l‘t'i't‘iVIIIi-L only SI each. and Mrs. t‘athatluo Dorsey 2-600. it is tintioipatod thul thou,» uIIl be a con» test owr the will. FREE DELIVERY. (.‘nrl Srhuuh in having a handsome ,. .. llt‘\\‘ lnctnI coiling inmallvd in his illi- poriul onto in Railroad awnuc, Prank llorwy has returned to his do ”(‘5 in Mort-Ill and t‘arbone'a frutt store on Wall btrL‘t‘I atlor a month‘s Illnosfi. We are unloading a car of Elmore AUIIIIIIIIBI ONE IS UNSOLD Your chance for immediate de- ll\ Pl 5, Only nine working parts ill the lithium OIIRIIIQ', i. i. atom u. 89 Wall Street. Norwalk. 2i SEAVIEW AVENUE. , i(._. The Doétor in often obliged to wall for his pay because the average than does not prepare for emergen- cies and when an extra oxponac comes ho is forced into debt. I'rcparr for outvruon- chat with a HOVIITKH at» count In the South Norwelk Trust Co. Witneaaed by Mr. Homvelt on the Field of Vlncennea Outeide Perle. I’AIIIH. April 27.«~(‘olonol Romm- reit thin morning now a portion of the aarrlaon of Paris perform war opera. tionu on the fluid of Vincennee ottluitlo the union of this town. Accompanied by 'tlencrnl I‘lalntcin. liliiiiitl'y governor of Perle; American Amhaauador Huron. M. .Iunnorand, Irt‘oltt‘h Ambnauador at Wunhinuton. and Major 1‘. itouttuy Mott. military attache at l‘urlu_ he drove In an auto mobile in the iamoun chateau of Vin» A Davtde. Raymond Funeral Director and Embelmer 10 North Main Iii-eat, loath Net-walk. lealdenee, 0 Waehlnmn Street. Neverduéty Street Oil Will keep the dust laid. Now is the time to place your contract. We will give you an estimate for oiling or we have the oil for sale. MANUFACTU RED BY Century Waterproofing Company» TELEPHONE 368. Keep Out the Sun; Maw-Wm. FRENCH MILITVATW EVOLUTION8.tlca.a initiation of 20mm Recovered From salt Lake Police Headquartera and Buried in Brigham Vaung'a Lot. hAln‘ LAKE CITY. April 27.«»-ii‘t.ir almost twu yours the bonnet of "rho ham Ynuuu'a ilrnt mothcr~ln-law. “Mother“ Auto-l. have lain unclaimed at the Salt Lake Police Headquarters. They were. identified yesterday by mmuhern of the Young family. who have been hunting them for yearn. and will be placed in a vault. prepared for them long ago In Brigham Young'e private troumtm'y. This peculiar eir~ t‘ttlllnthilct‘ results from the early one tom of Intorrlug hodlen near their for- mer home. "Mother" Angel was bur- 10 North Main 0t. saith Norwalk Agent fey-.5. O. Oneidlno'e I lauball and Spot-tine Geode. O 1 led in this manner and when the de- ceaped members of the Young family were gathered In one cemetery. her grave could not be found. John W. l aldcrublc money in diultina throughout the block whore Mt‘a Angel had lived. but all ntarkn had ehneu obliterated. and when httnluean Itounca were reared in the vicinity hope"of finding grotto wan given tip.‘i'l'Iiu honour at the police elation were dlprovoroti in June. 1009. by workmen excavating for a new marriage factory on Stmiat Hull avenue. . u... AEROPLANEO NOT READY TO FLV'. LONDON. April 27.~~Neithcr (Trio ham Whito'n nnr Louis Paullmn‘a new plane wan ready for the promiaed flight. to Manchester for the ”0.000 . rite. this afternoon. It In possible i. at a start will he made later in the day. High grade hall baiting lawn mover at Dow‘s. See adv. tilt“ ' Telephone .at office. we. Telephone pt been. ”I. “.m... a... NORWALK SavingsSociety meoneoaaree me Deposits over $3.775.000 George M. Holman. Pratt. Wm. A. cur-tie. Vice-Phat. Fred'lt A. title. lacy 4‘ True. Wiw l I cannon. which wnn built in the twelfth century and hi now need at u barracks. loitering "W001i. he was received with military honors. Here the party with the exception of M. Juencrand mount ed her-eh and escorted by a platoon of tumors. rode out to the manoeuv- ring field. an open space. one and a halt miles long, lying between the chateau and the term or Vinceunee. where a eerie: or evolutionn was exe— vuted rapidly, under service condi- tions in order to give Mr. mmoevelt an opportunity to observe the techni- cal methods of the French army. The tnanoeuvree stimulated an attacking army. annotating of a regiment of Ohaeaeurpnot’let. a regiment. of Dra man. we bateilone of infantry "and The Great A&P Tea Company 124 WASHINGTON 811. SOUTH NORWALK. Deliver-lee 8:30 a. m. “12:30 p. m. TEL NO. 909 EAST NORWALK, CONN. Make your Porch the Mott Delightful Living Room in the Hot Summer Months. Let in the Air; Last for Years. Made Up‘ in ‘ Artiétic Colorings. ” random} House N ,- Furnisher .Conn. W . and a bat- talion of drngoonu. 'l‘he attackrra advanced in open for- mation under protection of the gum making frequent makes. the machine gone attached to each unit. firing at the end of every rush. An the fur guard of the retreating army had be- everlaclo was a thrltlla; one. Colonel itoonevolt warmly mumm- lated chuml lieinteln upon thodnah and go dinplnyad by the troupe and the admirable faahlnn in which the opera» tlonu were executed. ' When the mauoeuvree ween con- cluded the ‘ at Dalntnin and Colonel Roosevelt while the insured panda platted the "titer Spangled Bantam.“ » . Janice it. Connor. the prom-la tHePlotel Mahackemo. wont to. ear. York today. where he will be one or the 100 meets at a banquet to he tell- dered Andrew Sheridan. title evening at Shanley'e. .- Practically all Tammany Hall politicians. lueiuditis former Mayor McClellan. Murphy and (litter leaders will neuronal. if. Sheridan. the guest of the coca-loll. eatle Baton-duly on a tout-cf Eli He in wetl‘k‘nown to lug spent coneldemhle time summat- tor several“ yum at the battery of Artillery. tn pureult or a re treating army whoee retirement wan .belne protected by three field better- \ tel Mahackemo. t. Sentinel want ad". on. ‘ ~ a .09.... FIVE ,1 fore tho charge of the Dragoons, the hump» denim before Omit? ATTINDG marten tunawxott’tt. Nhrwltiket‘e, new “it . .rpi’tt‘ ii i it i
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