em tam thew-ho strum
. oer Babel-y end Gaitdytfiitubon I A
will surely shit -
Home-made
Candy
Fresh Daily
F. ARLANE
teaser. oourscrtousav
IOEOREAM
Telephone too
81 Washington St. .r-joo.VNorwolk
out i
WINI D IINTINIL TILIPHDNI
DAL LLD
sea—rim Department
asters- Doberman!
trench on». NbMelIt
--Idltor's Riddance
it! Ier'lR Rflili'fibo
WEATHER EORECAST.
For Norwsli: s‘nd vicinity: Fair to-
night, Wednesday threatening; moder-
ate variable winds.r becoming south-
West tonight. llisturlibltéea were can
tral this morn nln on the South At
lantlc coast n ‘hsrleeton.8. C, and
in the Lake region over Lake Superior.
The southern disturbance is producing
rain along the coast as far north as
Washington. it is not probable. how-
ever that it will reach the New Eng-
land coast. Pleasant Walther pre-
vails in the western and northern sec-
tions east. or abolaeokyloionntaine.
Mrs. Cdtherine Pomoroi'. is seriously
ill at her home in Aosdgmy street.
ecu—dew
‘v.
Thomas Murphy. of Winnipsult is
ill at his home with an attack of the
grip . :-
8oiectmen Avisonut:
vine are in Hartford: , ‘ ;
noes. ‘
Mrs. William Mu- .
avenue. ls criticalig.
with tonsiiitis.
Herbert Whone, ‘ t .
walk car nter. is f: ,
West his street. , jj
Lovers of good
do well to read the adv.
Bridge Fish marital.
.. i
0 sum"! it
Roy Islydon. who u’ ill at his home
in Broad sires with rheumatism is
somewhat inip is'd tb‘dny.‘ ‘
The Snibble Club of Nofialit met
last evening in their rooms in Wall
street. Much business was transacted
. m“... g .
Everett Hartwell. of Main street. en
tored upon his new duties yesterday in
the Yale and Tow on factor}! in.81utn
ford
The Norwulk High School Alumni
Association will hold, a meetnig to
night in the school hell do enter-
tainment will be furnished by a New
York comedian .
~Every convenience for matching
your heir in Switches. Puffs. iiraids.
Scalp Treatmom; Tenching up. Facial
Massage. Manicure, Hair Pies es from
your own combinga At The ileouty
Shop. 102 Washington St
Mrs. Richard Gorlnsn. of Prosimot
avenue. is spending a few days with
relatives in New York city. She is ac-
cess ed by her eisteoin-lsw, Miss
Nell German. of New Ramon who
will spend a few days in Norwalk on
also couple's return from the metropo-
.5
W0
Owingtohho oolobsatlorioffit Pat- .
rick‘is Day on Frldey. and the lecture
in iockwood as Hell on that night un-
der the andpioes A. .-R.. the
regular weekly Lenten services will be
hold at St. Msry'd h tool lit and
- Thursday nioht, 10an
day and Friday»
its a number of the members or
(ii ton Oomrnsndorr,’ No. 1. Knights
stiller. are planning to attend the
iv 9 grand 00
um M”; it go bald .hiuul 3
dots on an no sy, arch
oi);end'§1'i‘ii"evililbeabanqueton
Hoodoo night followed by the con-
oidvo pm on 'f‘ y.
‘11 on 'rrott. superintend-
out glih00 1Tb tlsinI hospital. and
son issuer‘s“ Hewitt-i leis: lirIs.u su
r other. b. it.
lserosw-ilfth
. Loos Collars and Yokes.
Janelle...
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WMHINDTON DTRIIT. DOUTH
NDRWALK. 6 DH“.
TILIPI:0NI III-I
Park & .Tilford’s
' Deliciouanndies
.rr-DOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG DTORI
FOR SALE
NEW 8010 GRUIIINO LAUNGH
HULL. PRICE “do. Apply at
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster bhsll Point. Home":
HeWho Does Not
masticate well is an enemy of his own
life." A person cannot. properly pro
pare the food for the stomach if the
back teeth are gene. or if the teeth
are sore and sensitive." it often oc-
curs that a small piece of bridge work
or a little treating of the gums and
teeth will put the mouth in such a con
dition that the patient is scarcely able
to realise such a change in his general
health could be possible by so email
an outlay of time and money. Consul-
tation free.
'r.D J. H. MALLERY
10 South lain at. South Norm
Hours: lem.tolip.su. eun-
days D! IDDDIDLDIDI“ only.
‘-
‘-
Jar
New Line of
Cloisonne Enameled
Pins '
HAT FIND
. JAIOT ems 3? ,
DILT PIN.
COLLAR Pius‘
256 and 500 each
The Spring lino 0‘1 Neckwosr has
arrived: Jahola. cellars. Dutch
\‘
IT. PATRICK'D POST CARDD.
3.30550. 3 for ’9
J LMALLETTE
(formerly 81%Dewoon)
. . re. us
Who Save
got more out of life then
those who do not.
There is a satisfaction
in having a little put
away in a safe piece.
’. Mall accounts luvlte'd.
South Ecr‘walk
Trust Co.
TRANDADTI A DINIRAL
D0120". AND DP'IRI
JIKIVNI
WV "0:3,“;qu
urns.
DI MW
'1qu “mid man
"My LWIIIIOO
-~ John I4
day of Match, viiiil. that Christopher
(3 Wired, a white male. about fifty
years of age. late of the town of Bran-
ford, New Haven county. state of Con,-
necticut, had come to a violent death,
1 at once tooit charge of said dead body
and made ell proper inquiry respecting
the manner and cause of said death.
1 also caused an autopsy to be per~
formed thereon by Dr. C. W. Gaylord.
medical examiner for the town or
Branford. who on the thirteenth day of
March 1911, rendered to me a sworn
report of said autopsy ss reunited by
law. Sold inquiry was commenced at
the town of Branford on the ninth day
of March. 1911. .
"Having considered all the testi-
many taken at and inquiry and the
v ii - ss‘av‘tm ‘0
of Millennium First Page)
.— draughtsman in the employ of said
"" company.
CityNationslBank
”cw
Mil
report of the autopsy, l. on the four-
teenth day of March. 1911. made the
following concerning said death:
“Christopher 0. Wood was a master
mechanic for the Malleabie iron Fit-
tings Company. of Branford. Conn,
had been in their employ for a consid-
erable number of years and resided
with his family at the corner of Kirk-
ham avenue and lillm street, Brsnford.
'Oonn. His family consisted of his
wife and two sons. Walter, twenty
four years of age. and Valdemar, ten '
years of age, the older son being a
"During the afternoon of March 7.
1911. Mr. Wood became aware that his
wife was indebted in large amounts to
a large dry goods establishment in
New Haven. and upon his making in
quiries of his wife. found that she had
also incurred debts to a considerable
amount to various other parties. and
he expressed to her his disapproval of
her conduct in this respect.
"On the following morning. March 11,
1911 Mr. Wood also discovered that
certain large sums of money deposited
in several banks in New Heron and
vicinity by him had been withdrawn
by his wife from said banks upon or
tiers purporting to be signed by him,
end quite a discpseion occurred be-
tween them.‘ ‘ ‘ l
"Evidently fearing expobure or criun‘
inai proceedings might result there-
from she obtelned msoesoioh of ethhir
ti- -too calibre revolver and while Mr
Wood was in his bedroom she dis-
charged said revolver at him. inflicting
a wound in the back of the head which
caused instant death. Keeping his
body and death concealed until the ef-
ternoon of the following day. Thurs-
day. March. 1911. she discharged said
revolver at her youngeot son. Valde-
mar. as he lay in bed in his
iiictig a mortal wound in it
his head. from which v“
died, and thereupon with
tent. she discharged bald _
twice at herself. ilret indieti
ing wound upon the right
head. directly back of the ear-end then
inflicting a wound in her late breast.
This last named wound caused consul
enable hemorrhage. both oglernolly
and internally producing infection and
exhaustion from whichfiogiod during
the; early morning he March iii.
' l9 1. p
'11: compliance with the Statute l
have filed with the clerk of the gloom
ior Court for New lieven doboty my
report of the inquiry Ulgolbur pith [he
report of the' luloillli'
wDated ill. New Haven. Conn” tithl'
llth day of Marth. lilll. ‘
“1th Mix,
"Coroner for New Haven County."
With morning of the coroner's .re-
. sport. and the burial this afternoon of
the victims of the shooting Ihdllr fnui
ily plot at ilrsnford. the cloning scenes
were enacted in the saddest tragedy
which Branford has named in
years.
Will Iii prints
6
1
ALL {ABOARD FOR
SPRING HATS
Wilson “ Errol] " '
5 x 2 54
Low crowns and wide brims-the derby styles
of the season. They're here in all correct shapes. and
all proportions.
come here.
Finding your hat is easy. if
Derbies of quality-$0.00 and $3.00.
Soft hats galore—all the snappy Spring shapes
and shades. with quality written all over them as
plainly as the nose on your face.
are here,w
The New Store
as Well St, um
At my old hobby again—giving good would use oats. rah ‘
ought to be a matter of course. but it isnflt and
better than anyone else. in going to to lit about
Ask for "no
lane berry oetso
great care.
diner!“ oats.
consemlench
Soft hats worth buying, $2.00 and $3.00.
Spring Overcoats and Spring Suits are holding
daily receptions in our store—enthusiastic receptions
they are, for the finest clothes that ever came to town
waiting to be drafted for the Easter parade.
New Spring Neckwser just in-s—ultra swell stuff
—-$r.oo. ' I
TWO STORES:
CLIAN OATH
.4 a
tilt“
is on
Story
or cause. i «hoot oler inept at
mandamus in cost ism ettn of
s more on a bag dirty beta
SPEAKING OF
Shirts
‘ reminds us that we wish to announcethe ar-
rival of the peaohlsst Spring line over shown.
Double soft culls. with soft collar and with
collar bend. Regular negligee. coat style.
with and without cuffs attached. Patterns and
i.
:4 South Main St.
South NM
long ab 1 do it
." the very choicest the market on
right color. closely clippui measured
eruiing price of or-
you
.
with:
horses rich and is lilo end you’ll and stream more exposure. . . _
A...
Manual; roao baron.
First in quality. lost in price, always in the minds of its custom
ore-Donnie Holst Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry
e‘
“aye come here iirst for a selection Look at tile variety:
WALL STREET. 10:11) a. tum-0p-
ening prices on the Stock Exchange
today in almost every case were above
yesterday's last figures. Roch island
pfd. mode the best gain. advancing a
point. Pennsylvania was up is. Amen
icon locomotive M. and Union Pacific,
.Wlsconrin Central. Minneapolis. tit.
Paul and Sault Ste Marie and Ameri-
can ice Securities it.
ltet Mode ’l“ goon demonstration or
strength in the iirst hour. the feature
of in «budge being a brisk dens-ed
for many of th r lndnstrinls and
spedfil idb; vanoed tho-l learn
ong tbe- oiandb rd
stocks ex» ”0 established Q a
point in Reading. Atohlson. Penney-i
11-1111th surreal-n pfd.. Northern
Pacific and Lohigh Valley
. f p
WALL srnnn'r. Noon -—’i‘he de-
mand for stocks was omeder and more .
active during the morning trading
than for weeks. Operators on the ions ’
side, encouraged by the manner its
which the market yesterday resolved
the Bupnsms Court decision upholding
the serpentine tea law became more
aggressive and succeeded in edveuov
ing prices materially. rectors which
so. lssuii Iona-dunner contributed lime to the mm or!
sgmsmo same. has .‘l’m’h'eli‘i‘oi' 33.1%" 333%"
user sbwsm' "eo' 'vru"p m M‘l‘; $‘JW2."¢1 ”m m"
so neurosis. m '”"' "m ”a“...
sane MAME
meted outlier were lines 0 “met
demand okssodeed m
units dull. but guess were stole ,
filth about bonds woudm '
wshh sum. 1 h. stud
ummsmnaitssbu .
the be bad.
was-t. arms.“ a. ills—Tim mar; . 7
The Paris Clerk at Suit House
New Spring
10‘ those obs w
this more. we on:
your eye The voices we otter will pisses your punctures
' once ole serum .
A New Suits. hug Colts. waists. Druses,
Sitiro. Underwood Hosiery
Frostflsb. not drousd. .
Fietlisb. not dressed
Hlddoflt loos . .
......
Spanish Isoberel. Ellis.
and Bluefish. lice ,ioobs.
*3 .
r
so loath aisle lti. booth Namath
GoodsAre
AD RIADYg TOR TOUR iNDPIOIDN
"Come early" The styles we show
lmflm “(NE of
Glove“
mbenmdustosml’ssm as buyers
t the pm of the burst bird newest goods produced
A Good Catch oiw FISH
ulll be found here. The) are all fresh Lovers of Sea Food should el-
WW-
bmall Imsit. not dressed..
omsii Pollock. not dressed. . .4 lbs. sec
.4 Ibo.. 25c
..... 3 Ibo. 85o
..... 3 In. 25c
........ 126 lb
”w“
Salmon. Weak
Halibut. Strait
I 1 {ed guilt and line Shed.
our. want. 11.1. Ma...
rumour toe. raps omvsav.
In
will please
mist
Failure of Amieeblo Negotiations Com-
“ prooou tto
' declares“:
.1
coiorings are great.
“9‘ “J- ‘
l
THE CHOICE OF
Twenty Presents
83%};th
Baking
Powder
{The best Baking Powder 0n the
‘ market—wore and of great leav-
suing powers.
The Union Pacific
1
12s Washingtonian .
i
l'... 542-: ‘
1‘1
RUDBO- CHINESE SITUATION.
n—n-op—
mooted On in St, Petersburg.
ST. PETERSRURG. March H.-—Tlio
itussol‘hinose imbroglle has developed
three disrinct situations; each of con‘
sidcrabie concern to 1 government.
in the out place. In deems that
China‘s deep seated dis rust and re-
srntment is responsible more than any-
thing else for the failure 'of amicable
negotiations.
Next the Novoe Vremyn intimates
that there is discord in the govern-
ment over the measures to be under—
tnken against China.
The third situation is revealed to
day in disouietin dispatches from the
army of oocupet on on the Chinese
frontier. These advices describe a die-
turbesce among the soldiers over the
poor quality of their food. An outbreak
was prevented only by the command-
ing general. who urgently ordered the
uovornoegeuorel of fission Turkesten
to organise supplies for the expedition
The task of the commiesorlat depen-
ment has been complicated by the
primitive character at the country. the
had made and a dependence for sun
piles on a long line of communications.
The ”who!” movement of the
troops is vaguely referred to in the
tion of such news is a criminal
offence in Russia Tile other NW"
are silent on the matters. The ultima-
tum which hi. Komstovets. the Russian
Minister at Peking. was instructed to
Chinese Foreign Board.A
e Ruhian Government
y of the Wmtibiae" gov-
1
secs nth the restriction of
emment concornln
Russian trade b; Closes monopolies.
end the establish ment of Russian con-
sulates in the icebdo district. proofs
of an unfriendly attitude on the part
of China.
The Russian government declares
that Ohioes attitude will lead luavit~
sbiy to the disturbance oi the friendly
relations between Russia and China.
it is stated here today that the alt-
uation created h Chinss nuibbllng
hosesurodsrse ssuestltetrrztbshu
cry 1 oil
suspicion of nursia'l good faith and
;$ohmtment 0t supposed aggression
eased
A little wisdom in the core of your
. yes will save much trouble in future
‘1 tin use You you
loll do well to” suit other. the
”lantern ciao.
d Gelatin s not rooisvd s
Harris stat ire sills E ”which
will deliver
to a toll. Just
reuse“
is spending o low dose with
' Fabrics are Madras,
Percale. Fee’s sad Emilee Silk.
31- $1 .50- $2
'i‘hey are “LION BRAND," which voucher , ‘
for quality. They are in the window.
W
Price’s Clothing Ste "
98 Washington Street
Glover’s
Wanna: see the non-ohms! .
pubs;
«‘11..
{“hfl. Fl?!
. . {
ma mos
Sprint ,
Fashions 1n;
Footwear
RalSton Oxfords?
$4. .00 "
arlr’wpm
Elite Oxfords - ,é
$3.50 $4.00, “$450 0'
Two Stores ,‘ "-
Norweik South Nor'milt
l ‘ ,- ”r511, “,1
Alargs nsortmat of... too . -.
WHITNEY make. embracing
very latest. ideas in .Bdby' M ..
sent his .
stealing seven dollars'
wetsuits l b not";
he was use is to its as“
loose appointed m M.
lw’fi‘.
usssi Clearempu
use in defense. and
quilted
“litmus! of seal for w“
W
1 “with“; 1. rue». who noses vale
subsist“ dilute
bib “new at their borne in West eve-
“um“s” A’ U 7
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