: €13 935% an; SOUTH ‘NORWALR by“ leourLIIuticII’ or Boetlueured We write this Insurance. Call us up TELEPHONE 105-2 TAYLOR & GOLDEN All kinds of Insurance—Marine Fire. ' ‘ altruism APRIL 13o. rain ' * in. MM Miss velar Auriiarnme. Party of 25 Friends at New HOmG. 30 Iurrltt Avenue. ‘ tine of the moat delightful parties that has been held in town for some time was that of Miss Viola Voigt’e. last evening. at her home, 30 Burritt avenue. About twenty- five younz people were present and among them- ‘Ihe Home of liartSchetfner 8t Murdering. Have Confidence.” "in 'lon. Ninth stroot. New York. It you have cultivated a taste for need pure. Candy. : OUR HOME MADE IWIITO will certainly tickle your palate. ways fresh and enticing. EALANE Tel. 409. 51 Weanington at. Al- 'l‘ornado. Automobile, Fidelity Bonds. gratuity and Audi- Insurance. "I ‘ NORWALKLOONN. 74 wneiiimrron eraser. aeurii VINOL THI MODIRN sou: ONLY av F. H. BAXTER lllIA * NEWS EVENING OINTINEL TELEPHONE OALL. out-New. Department oza—Buelneu Department «ye—Branch Office, Norwalk 890 -£dltor'a Residence 729-5—Clty Editor’s Ruldanca WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: cloudy tonight and warmor; Sunday partly cloudy and slightly cooler; brisk to high southwest to west winds. The stomi that was central in tho Iip per Mississippi Valley yesterday morn ing has moved eastward, and is now passing out the Si. Lawionpe Valley. This vicinity is on the southern edge of it. it has produced during tho Inst 24 hours cloudy weather with light rain in the lake region and Now i} ug- lauil. it will be followed by another disturbance that is now contini in Oil- lalioma The temperance is rising in the eastern sections and is now gen- orally above freezing in all sections east of the Rocky Mountains. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Low. it): high. ~17. Cloudy. l’urtly M The South Norwulk Trust Company is having the iron work about the building in Washington stroct rcpaint- cd. ~l’otato manure. Raymond llI-os. A second ono of the Crow .patout curling machines is being insiiudcd in the tint shop of the .l. C. Wilson coili- puny. Adam Schmidt, of North Main street. has I-ocoivod his automobile back from tho factory, whoro it has boon undcr. going repairs. Mrs. Fred Buckley. M rs. Louie illui- stead, of Norwalk. and it. it. Rumor. of New Canaan; utteudod it whisi party in Bridgeport 'lfuosdny evening. William li‘. Korn and family. of Quiiitui'd avonuo, will illm'o ilioir housihoid eftocts, shortly to tho lians rcsidoiuo in (limo sttcot. ~- itoad St, John s ougino toI sulo ad. A. ii‘. llockiiiuun. of A. li‘. llockmuuu & Company. paid a. visit to tho South Noi‘walk store of tho company )‘OSII‘I‘- day. making the trip‘by uutoiuobllo. 'I‘li'kt‘i Aizont (lcorni‘ W. liurrls was nblo to rosuino his Ilutios til the South Not-walk railroad stations. ,I'osioi‘tluy. aitot' ii. i’ow duys' illuoss of tho grip. Mrs. itooil ll. Flynn and Iluunhtor llorcaa buvo gono to Mill l’laiu. on ac- count. of tho sorioiis illness oot‘ tho t‘orinor's mothcr, Mrs. Charlos ii. chlcr. ~ llouso painting. Murphy llcc. Co. 78 Washington St. Miss Loretta (lasoy. of llti South Main siroot, who has boon sut‘l’oi‘iuu with a sovcro attack of tho grip, has izono to hor homo in Mcridon to rocup- crato. (in tho application of l‘rouooutoi‘ Davis. of Norwalk. lioforo JIIstlco ilaw- loss in .\‘o w Canaan. on Thursday, tho liquor sol/.od in tho raid on tho l’oiIoIil houso was ordorod (Ii‘HIlmiiyiKI Miss lCliziIhI-ih llouuolly and John llonuoily. of Now Milford. woro gut-sis this morning for It short time of their broihor, .iumos t3. llouuoliy. .lr., mana- gor of William l’..Boers‘ South Nor~ walk Iitoro. whlio, oiII'outo to New York city. Litilios' 82'. and $3.30 ()xl‘ords, small sizes only. now $2.48; all loniliors. li‘lyuu tin ltyun. Lurito dologuiiotm of visitors frIIIu Bridgeport and Stamford ari- oxpociod to uitond tho miioilnir of I’almitlno (las- ilo. N0. 2. A. (l. K. of tho M. (2., Moii~ day night. After the business nicot- int: the A. l) K will hold a session and i'onfoi‘ tho Ilugroe on a largo clean of candidatcs. most. of which will bc fur- uishod by Seaside Castle, of Bridge- port. A bnnquot will be sorvod by the local lodge. ”'90 you intend to build‘.’ if so, you cannot hurt a butter location or lots as i‘onuoimlilo as at Norwaik Park. t-loo ad. on page b. On Hunday night tho memorial sur- vioo. for tho. late Professor Hpranue Smith will be hold by the People's in- amino in the great hall of Cooper Un- 'i‘he Rev. ’i‘homati it. slicer. of tho board of true tone. will preside. Addresses will be given by borough Preside t‘ McAneny. Rabbi Schultuanu, D. l).. ev. Francis J. (ilay Moran. ll. 1).. at Trinity church. this city. and many others. There will be a. special mutttoaluorvicc. floors open at 8 p. m. EXTRA LARGE IOX OF WRITING PAPER 00 SHEETS PAPER, 50 lNVILOPIiO, 25c Million-Powell Corporation, , . WAOHINGTON OT. ””monasou's Boat Framea let up and ready to plank All kinda of repair work. by competent workmen. OysterSheliPoinhNorwalk A. J. Hand 8: Company 'Elllllllll‘ill ENGINEERS IIIll Illlllliillllllli JOBBING AND REPAIRING Hoyt'a Theatre Building. tooth Ner- waik. Conn. Phone 128 Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Wagon will clean your house in the beat poo sibla method. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477. or send postal and get estimate. CHAS. H. DOWNES 9 Courtlandt Place South Norwatk ROBERT R. MONROE House Mover and General Contradtor Work Promptiy Attended To P. 0. BOX 738 SOUTH NORWALK Goorgo Brown of Cannon Station is in town today on business. Sovcrnl lntorosiiun apt-rials will be found in the liookmnun adv. Road the ‘spcoial nnuouiioomont of tho Bijou Droum. fin-molly lioyt‘s 'I‘ho- titre. MIII lildIIin Fostor and Iliiughtor Miss Sadio or Vista. [spout I“lItIil\ in Nouwnlk. will. i‘. li‘. lloutwoll will (‘Ith‘ his office May lid. lid and 4th. ilpcii ‘i‘lIIIrs. liar 5th. ’l‘ho pricos on all tho trimmod hats huvo boon roducod at tho Miniz sioro. Sco uilI’. Mr. and Mrs, .1. ll. tails and dunnbtor lInIo unuo on n Ion IIII)‘H' trip to Wash- lilutoii. ll. (‘ 'i‘ho l‘niou Pacific i‘ou guarantee all roiloo sold What lilOl‘o can _\ou ask. 'l‘ho iii-ail (‘ompupy uro IiilI'I'iilsinc spot-lulu for tho first of tho II-ook adv, will loll you about IIlI‘lll. iltto Pix. of Brooklyn, is Ipi-udlmt a tow days “'IIII Mrs, 'l‘horosu Zippor- or, of :‘Ii Wutor stroot, South Norwalk. Ruth li‘rnuko bus roturnod to hor homo in Norwulk, IIIioI' u plcusuiii \IhII with III-r Inuit. Mrs. William 'l‘iiitlo, on Richmond Hill. Mlitsos i‘lomonlino and lloroth I‘hol- woll hnIo roitIrnod from a tow mouths" southorn trip, to iholr tIoIIIo tu lliuh sti'cot. Norwiilk. Moro fortunI-s lmvo boon made in run] ostnio than any olhor Will. tiuI lots at Norwulk I’llI‘Ii IIIIII iii-pin lo makc yours. Sm- ad. on pogo. .3, Thu (lvor itiI'or Schools boat tho. it‘raiiklin School». yesterday. III II unnu- of busolinil. on tho t‘oiouiul lot. by me scoro of it to 4. ’l‘horo was a rehearsal of tho oi.- iIlhiIiou Illli that is to ho ulIoii by tho Sixth t‘oiupany. (T. A. (7.. on May to. in tho armory. lust owning, 'i‘ho inciuiiora of tho bur oi Nurwnlk will hold tholr uununl IllIIIIor at tho Norwalk t‘ouniry t‘iIIlI on Friday. May Zil. and II rousing good limo is unticl- paied. At the North Main Iiiroot roscuo inhi- ulon tomorrow Itiiornoon at the usual nicotinu limo of :i:i.’I, ilioro will bo II I'ory iiiioroutiuit Ilii‘i‘IIIiR, tlsonr Mills. of Iiowuyton. will bo in rharuo of tho mot-ting IIIIII IIIlIl son and daunti- tor will each slug soveriti til‘IN'IIllllii. 'l‘ho iIIiIIIiiision bi tree and till are cur- dially invited to attend. ‘llorberi S. nrown of Word Muiu Iiiroot rhun oooivod III) appointment from tho authorities at Wushinirton to Rural il'roo Delivery routo number 4" and will t'OIIIIIlttIIOt‘ his work on until Monday. This route Willi formerly cov- ered by his father. The young man has the bout wishes of his many friends for succass in this. his new. position. ISHINI IIIKIE For Flatfleh and Trout. Baseball Goods' OF ALL KINDS At COLEMAN’S NEW. O'TORI 10 North Main It. Oouth Norwaik Agent for A. G. Opalding’e Baseball and Sporting Geode t‘oinpuui' by tiioiii. Tonic Reconstrudtor Launch Works Launches of all sizes built to order ‘ 'l‘lio the way they wear. I4 So. Main-St., So. Norwaik. START YOU R hoaltbv (‘lilolt Food is sweet and sound. a wheat, t'i‘m‘lti‘tl kafiir and lino old linblo, apocinlly propurod, clonn, r a Mk For "llonnie" liouIe Ground ii‘cetlii. on Rich Old Jackson Opposite Hotel This is a popular price; and at this price we show a line of Spring Suits that are in a class by themselves for Style and Quality. New gray weaves. light and dark. and fine soft blue sergee in plain and fancy weaves Great suits for fit. and we know you 'll be satisfied with Suits and Overcoate from $10 to $30. The more Interwoven Hose we sell. the greater our hose business grows. The best quarter hose made. Pew TWO STORES: JACKSON’S STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS In Foldera Artiat Proof. Panels. finished in Sepia arid Engraving Black PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Patterns 53 Wall St. Masonic Building. N orvuaik. Wmfim... .-... CHICKS RIGHT. Tho sucrose of your broods, from tho ummout thoy are out of tho shell. doponds on the food you use. pared and fresh each day. is the kind you can depend on to make fluo. foods and future atondy ianrs “Iloimio,” t‘hick l-‘cod. home pr°~ Echy grain in "Bounti- oil is solid nutrition ‘ lionuic" Chick Fcoil (opinion the Ihoiccst imported Millnts. flue crnikod charcoal and thoroughly Iiriod and scloI-tod grains. such an out meal, cracked cracked corn. Why out uso a ro- II'holosmIIo food. fresh made each day. ruthor than t‘oI-II from tho \VI-st. Iiooossurly chance when .Voil pay as much if not more? Quality First. Lou and All the TIMI. stale? Why take tho MANUEL TORO HATCH. "‘For the Land Bake” it“ lowker‘a Fertilizers for Lawn. Garden and Field. ivory Stock ’s Studio NORWALK, CON N5 ills .litlilnc Si'plits uro tho ilnost pr 78 WASHINGTON OTREET We Are All Going to North's Studio oiluooil by iill_\‘ prot‘oIIIl. .I'ormuuout prints that new quality and honest value. G. S. North, Photographer IOUTH NORWALK W...“ “”4“" w -.. FOR The Only Place in TELEPHONE 108. M TO ORGANIZE. late town mutton. Judge Me ll. Wood BRIDGE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE Having been designated to call the committee on legislation. relative to the proposed new bridge, voted at the FISH Go Where You Can Get All Kinds Fresh Every Day Town That Handles Nothing but Sea Food Flats. Steak Cod. Roe Shad.Buck Shad. Bluefish. Itali~ but. Shad Rees. Rockaway Opened Long Clams. Green- port Oysters. Hard Crabs, Long and Round Chime. Weeklieh. Lebiiters and Gosling Chime for Raking. Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. word has appointed II tueellnu of lb committee to ho held at. the Town Iloiirt room. in Norwallt. nu Wedfleas day, May 4. at 8 o'eloak p “L. purpose of organisation and the tran- deemed proper. for the ‘ section of such buaiaeu as wall Ilu‘ ven. New Haven man, was one of the out of Bethel._ several times, was another. During the Mueller captured the first prize with Miss Edith 'l‘ytho a close second. playing cards the others enjoyed them- selves with dancing. At a late hour a dainty (ollation was served and as they were seated aropnd the table the gathering sang many of' the old songs and told stories until a much later our. POLI To PUT UP THEATRE. Buya Central Property in Bridgeport and Will Spend Thomndl. Announcement was made yosterday of the purchase by 8. 2. Poll of prop- erty in Main street in Bridgeport, op. posiie tho Strati‘ieid hoiol. upon which a modern office building and theatre after the manner of the one in New Haven. will be erected. Tho total cost of the new building, including the land. ,will be over $700,000. ' The property which has just been acquirod by Mr. Poll, is in the heart of tho‘ Bridgoport business section. it is one of the most valuable plet‘t‘u of property in tho city. it has a frontage of 220 feet, Plans and Specifications for the new building WhII‘hOIB planned by Mr. l‘oii. have already been drawn. The now building will be of the host material and on the most modern liuos. There will he an office building in front worth 8250.000 and a theatre in back worth ovor $100,000. Tho now theatro will be u vuudcrlllo houso. .—_..— Evoroti llrundago is expected home tomorrow from 'lorrlngton whore he has boon working for II Wook NOTICE CITY” TAXES ’iho taxpuiors of tho (‘ it) of South Norualk are liorcbI notified that the city tax of seven (7) mills on tho dol- lar. laid on tho neletfiuout list of i909 by tho llourd of W'Zstlmnto and Taxa- tion, will Ito duo and payable on the first day of May. iuiil. at which time i trill rocoivo the «lime at my office. Room 5, linitod lluuk liuiidlniz. 97 Wurlllimzitlti siroot. South Norwalk l’mIiIin at tho mo of nine (to per cool It Iour ironi In 1 Hill will in chained on all bills It Inniuing unpaid uttor .lIIIIol Illiil \‘i' ll 1. M.“ S \‘l'llA 0X. t‘ollccfor of Taxes of Ibo (‘liy t-louth \‘orualli South Norwaik, April Ii. 1910. ”my... .,...-.. ‘_. .-. -L..- school Taxes Union School Dietridt ’l he taxpiii'crs of tho South Norwalk l'niou School District urc horoiiy noti» nod that tho district tin of two mills on tho dollar. laid on tho town asscss- moot list of iiioii. at a mooring of tho district hold on the 8th day of June. lill‘lil. at tho Franklin school, Will be doc and payable on the wound (lay of May. lilltl. at which iliuo i shall bo ready to roI-olro snow at StillsOn-l’ow- oil's druu sioro, s2 \\'ashlnuton strut-I. l’I-IIaiII at tho rulo of ii por cont, a Ivar from May 1 will be t‘hurxt'd on and Itiior Juno 2. into I" [01 Lil. . t‘olloctor of Taxes (m t-Iouth Norwalk I'nioii School llistrtci. Ilaiod at t-louth Norwuik. April 23. liilll 112.? int .. . .,.. ‘ r .w . . .............. , . The Doétor is often obliged to wait for his pay because tho urornnc man does not propuro Ioi‘ (linemen (‘Ii'It IIIliI when no extra expound come» be to forcod into debt. Prepare for otriorgon~ cloII with it savings ao- counl in the South Norwalk Trust Co. “SEMI! W. Raymond Metal Director and Embaltner ll North Main that. loath Hamlin flamenco. l WMIIMW III-eat. “fete one at I“ To when. at battle. “I. Wm M NORWALK Savings Society INBORPORATID 1|“ Deposits over $3,775,000 000!!! Mi MIMI. PM win. A. mail. Vie-om PM A. Illa, any 0. Thu. were guests from Bethel and Now ya- . Fraucfs 'l‘iornan, a well-kaolin! of«toWn guests and Miss Edith Tytlie. who has visited in town evening whist was played ‘and Chester While some of the young ifOIkK were of ' they DEFEND ON THEIR DEALER. Guarantee Try one on even NORWAL Here is an opportunity such as streets 3250. .C over lots $25 extra. Norwalk Park is nicely located use net them lots are offered for l Mr. Builder. can you find any near the price? Mr. Speculator. can you find a bio as quickly? Mr. Honieseeker. can you find a bio the price" lllIlII III IIIII SIREH '«IJ- I. WM STREET in: ion. III. -—-Titero was Inuc h iroiruluiitv in the opening in stock murhot and tho dealings Wore animated. Gains an losses woro found in tho sumo groups without any sign of consistoucy in the influonccs which Vi’oi‘o opcratlvo. Missouri Pa- ciilc. Anaconda and American (‘ar dc- I-liiIcIl l and I'niou Pacific. Amalgnmu» toil Copper and Consolidated Gas lame. fractious. I‘anudlan Pacific and Allis. t‘liuluiors pfd. roso l and Rock island and i'tah t‘opper . WALL STREET. ll a, I]]."‘TIII‘ ab. action of I-Ieterday's sustaining buy- ing discouragod holdors of stocks and they sold fret-Ir, Noriborn Pacific limbo 2 points 't'uion Pacific and Amaluamutod (‘oppor 2%. American Smelling l-‘i. Reading and Dolawuro and Hudson lint. St. Paul lb; and many oIln-r important stocks Ii point or iIIoro llothlohcm Stool pi’d. dropped 3|.“ but ralllml 4 points WALL STREET. Close-"Tho mar. kot closod very weak and active. Aux. ioiy ovor the cotton market and spoon. iuiivo position was given as ground for ”to selling of stocks. The markot sbowod liItlo rocupoxative power. l'nion Pacific made an extromo do- cliue of dog, Amalgamated (Supper WI. Iowa (“outrai old. and Colorado and Southern i-‘iret Pic]. 3%. Reading 2%. Aiucricun Enrolling 2M and Southern Pacific. Now York Central. United titatoii fiionl, National Land, 8t. Paul. l’onuio'lI'uIIlII. Anaconda and others III, to 2.‘ Pullman sold at an aIiI-unco or 43.. ... W..—_a... ___Illlli.'8lil.il IIIIIiirII Initiate... ii outlnuod from First l‘aunl houses in i'loatIlI- Washington and .luuonu Alaska fly familiaririnn inmost-iron with tho tomlot‘loln of Boat. ilo they wore able to win tho oontl donor of douieoua of the under world iwro and to make their purchases. On lho ortdauce olIuIiIIod more arrests are promised by Mi. “Mama and allies «attentional deielopmenta are hinted at 'l' be human of the girls bought. by the imprint investigators are kept more! Nomi of them. boon-yer. it m «in iii ovor iii yam old. i‘wo Hawaiian Jews and the other: aro Americana. all real- dents of thII city. It in iIIIIierted that l the sale of IIiI clown your old girl to the “out. wan thwarted only because the girl broke bar to; while the deal was pending. This evening the girls worn taken the (II Iricteitornei’n office when t o prieoua ii were brought . lhero and later they wore removed ton error refuge Where they wit be held until their testimony la red red. The prisonere in the I!“ are Harry howiuwn with iI string of alleles, belle More. a neuron who-e adore“ is air on as Slit West tint street. and Alex Anderson. II negro played in a "roadway cntc. trawl on was held in polico court today today. under ”p.000 bail. iIlilImth ii request was made to make tho. bond 025.000. The others worn nrroetod IIror court hours and will be arraigned tomorrow. in a state- ment regarding the cane District At- torney Whitman said: "Our agents were represented as Dil~ cltaaera of atria. Friendly and nouns Your Dealer A great many men will hoxfistly confess that "all wool" suit of clothes from one that. isn't. when the pattern and color pleases. but as to the wearing quailtlea WE WOULD LIKE TO SELL YOU YOUR SPRING SUI AND WILL _ . Guarantee it all wool and everything else that could be desired in an up-todate iiuit. Price’s; Clothing Store 98 Washington ’St., South Norwalk ior lots situated on low marshy ground. bey- ‘t know I maggot-By iniogm O l‘ 1 it fast color ,, Guarantee it to fit if you don’t buy K PARK Lots at a ,Special Price Until May ls‘t never has been offered before in . Norwulk and never will be offered again. Lots fronting on Wilton me or Catherine St.. $350. On all other on high ground and good ”drain- one than is being asked for inter- I lots to compare with these at place where your. money will dou- O'Ilhlm more ideal spot for a home at dou- For particulars see MRS. C. F. SMITH. 120 Emit Avenue . . : some of the most influential procurere and dealers. By these means first. - hand information was obtained regard- ing the white slave trade. The agents nort- told the prices paid for girls, tlio‘w mothods employed in theJIusiuess and in some cast-s the corrupt relations ex- isting between tho tradcrs and certain police officials; Trading during the prosont winter was discovered as ex- ceptionally light on account of general alarm caused b_I the sitting of the II lIlIo slave grand jury. ‘One largo. doiIli-r mid tho agonts that although two years ago ho could have sold them all the girls they wanted at 35 or no aploce he would not risk soiling one now for $1,000. ~l do not. any at this timo just what price was paid for the four girls. but it was a substantial aunt in each case." Mr. Whitman said he will scrutinise carefully any bail offered for the pris- oners an added: “Wo are going to get nomo more of them, too.” Tho Rockefeller grand jury yeater- day reported to Judge O‘Sulllvan and will report again on Monday. when its details of tho traffic will be revealed. NORWALK FIRE EQUIPMENT. M Mayor Brendan and Board of Officers Dlecuu the Situatilln. 'l‘ho board of engineers of the Nor- wnlk li‘iro Department met last even- ing in tho l‘ionccr honor in Main strcoi. all tho members being present. as not! as Mayor lieemon Brunmo. chcral important matters were dis- cusscd and the mattor of the tire on Ii fair was tulkod oIor and Iomm Itoeii appoiniod The quoution of obtaining rubber coats and booth was also [Will] some expresiiiou, as a few of the members intro refused to attend fire in the fu- ture if they are not provided with the proper oquipuiont. it was doclded by tho board that a compound which they then aluminum. iihould wait on the council Iii their meeting Monday night and, and what tlioy could do about the matter. It was voted that It Iraeli be held on acid TiIoiIdin mental: and that. all the apparatus no out. including the ateamer Other subjects «I» broil ht before tho board in tho cluiiiflaot _ II of routine bueineiui and When time had been bashed our the board ad. loui‘uod, ADVIRTIIID LITTIII. [Mow in It list of letters remaining uncalled for at the foltowlng poet on- nee for the current week. booth NoNaliI. Ilorthu Il tlreen. ' Mien Ruth V lreland. till Main lt. Mailman Kareem-mitt. Wm! lit. bl. Luce A J Mailman. Mrs. John Ortla. 106 Taylor Ave. Mre. A. li‘ smith Waltofi ii. Thomas. In Pleasant fit. Peter Vance. Eli Witalii It fit. Mrs. Marya Weider. i” ater lit. E. iii. cnown. f’. ll. Namath. Mien M IIIatIiMIIcII. Ii. Grant flattery. titles Helen Kermhey. 1! Lane E. R Lorraine. ‘ Robert Mntinilouuh. 330 am at. I i/ .denIiIIi relations were «unturned with Samuel K. tailor. a ”“3: Part. Mrs TiylorJ emu. PIX. i
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