made and the I w— thigh“. delicious. Ippotisine Ono nth-gent. An Ono Cube In A gains 1 artful—s Walk a“ Cubsissflulk gEsI'JO cm-lom 9:25“ on“ mus DAVID a 00.. Isis Annals 0 N. Moon In". Nsw York ‘ DEALER! IN SOUTH NORWALK Abraham-on. o 1- 2 Boutcn 8t. Iilsr, 33 W. Washington St. I“all“ arc Pharmacy. car. 80. Mai 11 and Elisabeth on Moon H. Hoyt. 70 Washington St. Louis Jcssloff, 72 No. Mis n at. attain? ncr, 70 Cedar St. la? sled. 43 Washington 8!. "My. Macros Bt- ssi Grocery 60.. 22 do. Main St. W. In. tumors l. cm. I No. Main It. Tito United Grocery 00.. 20° No. Main 0% DEALERS IN EAIT NORWALK Ayn! ‘ Ferris. 30 Van lam M. 0... Mack» 49 Frto . “saluted 0.0.2323sstAvs. I. abort Joaslovsky. ssrrxsc‘; 0X0 BOUILLON CzlJBl S ; ‘ The Weekly prayer meeting was held -;' It the Swedish Congreagtionnl Church last night. _ There will be evening prayer andi lemon at Christ Church this evening. It 7:45, followed by choir rehearsal. The .lunior League of the East Ave- nae Methodist ChuIch is holding of L'Ilisaionary meeting this afternoon at: tho church. v The Mayflower illook and Ladder. Company will hold the first of s scries . of sociais at its quarters in Van Zant street on Friday mening. April 12. ~____m- __._. Rev. George M. Temple occupied the pulpit and preached at the weekly gJIqur and praise seriice tiInt was held at the Advent Christian Church last night. other delightful spring day. The nursing broke with the mercury stick~ m .close to the Mummy one degree point. Last yeat the thermometer was In to thirty degrees. _.__- The Women‘ s Auxilinry of Christ Olluréh held a meeting at the home of In. G. F. Smith, of Rowan streot, yes- terday afternoon. Matters of routine ,fsusiness were transacted. * The Banncr Social Club held a very pleasant nmetinz last evening at the ,isoms of Mrs. mule Plait. of Sherry ‘ Wt. Mrs. Plait proved to be a charming hostess and royally enter .‘ulnc‘d her guests. ‘ nev. William w. Gillies occupied the _,pulpit and'preached at the weekly ,‘ prayer service that was held last eve- . iii! of the East Avenue Methodist Charon. The son ice was well sttcnd- s0 and the pastor's talk was interest- I“ and instructive. ___——.~ ~___- 0 members of the East Norwalk “department have been requested tomcat at the Mayflower Hook and ladderCompsny headquarters. in Van aunt street 11:15:30 o’clock. on Sunday ‘ =cvoning, from whence they will pro- , diced to the flouth Narwslk Methodist The best local and New York references for Electric Light 8: Power WIRING Fixtures. . r. n; FIELDING 00 IIAVIIW AVII 35c '91 P 'IOI‘I moi-suns“: Ofllld. ‘t 40‘... “he; Episcopal Church to attend divine ser- vices In continuation with the members of the South Norwslk tire department: indications are that the East Norwaik fire department will be wail represent Rowmoi. disappeared three weeks ago, has re- turned to his family in this place .— W.~u._~—n O‘Donnell (3), ll. ll. llorriot. Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. May Hodges. Mr. P. F Hodges. Douglas 1.. Eliiman. city, who has a place at Bella island. has been spending a week in town. lie intends making anumbcr of linprovs- ments to the property this spring. The entertainment committee of the Baptist Bible school extend a cordial invitation to all members and friends tonight, March 22d. Frank Scalsl entertained a number. of friends Wednesday afternoon at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Scaizi, in Roton avenuo. The guests enjoyed themselves with games and music, and a line supper was serv- ed. 0 A big van from Strstford, which extricated yesterday. The van con- tained the household effects of Mr. puny moving from Strniford to the second floor 'of‘ John Flanders house in Crockett street. Mrs. George W. Stevens, of McKin icy strcot, entertained a few friends Wednesday at dinner. The iiliufltfi in- eluded Mrs Aaron Martinenu, Mrs. Fri-Idmlck Waters slid daughter, Mrs John Butterson, Mrs. James ilnwits, Mrs. Richard Dunn, Mrs. F'. T. Lyon. of South Norwsik, Mrs. W. .I. Brown. Mrs. Herbert Moltram, of Norwalk \irs. Hans (laser, Mrs. Earl Thames. Mrs. G. F. Waters und Mrs. Earl P Stevens and daughter Emily, Mrs. G. .Bnrthol and Mrs. A. A. llodscm. of Dsnhury. .-—~————— Rudolph A. L'ohr 91.611. ms nowsyron, cons. Plumbing &Heatiug INSTALLER OF THE “Belknap” System OF HOT WATER HEATING Most Modern and Economical D ..~___— ARlEN f I. , AND , Nosorou There was a meeting of the Men's Club last night at church. the Methodist Representative Charles Williamson has gone away on 11 little trip. His destination _is said to be Washington, D. C. Charley‘s friends hOps some day to see him a fixture down in Wash- ington as a member of ”Congress. THREW IINTIRUDER DOWN STAIRB. NEW YORK, Min-ch 22.-—-Charxcd with unlawful entry, as young man who say; he is Muriel: 0. Gray, of Dos ton. and Quincy. Mass, was arrested today on the complaint of Mrs. Eliss- both Smith, who charges that she found Gray at her home. Mrs. Smith throw. Gray down stairs and sat on. him until the police came. Searched. at police headquarters.s ette case was found on Gray which the police say was once the property of Mayor Burks, of Burilnlton, VI. in- scription on the case roads: "Pressu- ted to the Mayor by the Governor's House Guard at the Grand dirt-Cents- nary of Burlington. Vt." Gray said he bud entered lira. South’s house to 73-1 it 1'1 man by the same of "moon" George E. miighborougb, the casino . , ant light keeper at Greens Reef. who The following letters remain uncsll , ! ed for at the Rowayton post-allies: T Itemnlnte makilll their home in WW0“ courtship they were married and went This Week the P ' I, Captain John Dillon, of New York: of the school to attend a sociable to; be held in the basement of the church? ,. Mu. Marilsrrisou and on little son have recovered from an Attack of modules. w. K. J. Hubboll is putting .1. auto in perfect condition, anticipatory of the coming season. Mrs. D. R. Lambert has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Oliver Dewing. 111 Fiatbush. .—n——a—‘—vv Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Evans (on icnvinx Nyuch, N. Y. _~.m“~ ”4,- David Rockwell has returned to his jdutlos in the High School. Norwalk, having recovered from an attack of the mosaics. I.‘*w’~a——‘—mw Mrs. Mary A. White, who has been. spendln; the winter in Minneapolis with her brother. Koo. Benjamin Davw onport. has returned home. ——c. , it is reported that Miss Lillian Ila ernl years. and will locate elsewhere. The household furniture of George C. Brown has been removed from his newly acquired purciiusc'in North Wil ton. o was heard on Tuesday binsors of spring evidently did not an countered on Thursday. Squircs and family, who has secured! , a position with the Standard Oil Com 'icbuili and l‘ the posing over his desk in the garage in silver cigars ‘ sister, Miss Alice Doll/lib in Hartford. Mrs. C .i imWitt and her family have been uwuy from home nearly all win- April w «u.- Tho two recent ch'ias sting storms have left the bluhwm in bad condition; and a item of men undor lilo directionl of Selectman \V'. i.. Kocler were I“; work last week rcpnirlns dnniayes tol sump extent. _..___—.«.__—.- Arthur ilsvls. the North Wilton; piumbor, has been at work at the home of Miss Katherine Sturgos preparingE fox the advent of its summer occuu punts. Mrs. A. Moore RIfliill‘dl‘On sndi family, of New York. ._...nu_~._—.—- Quito a low changes have been made, in our station. The chimney has been, toll-phone removed’ from the north side of the waiting room. The 0!!ch will be enlarged in the near future, more ‘space beingro: quired. l x t Anthony, the liaiiuu fuuit nodular: from Norwalk, met with an unpleas- snt experience lust Saturtisy, as his: horse bucame mired near tho Evsns‘; ‘ house on Drum Hill. causing delay and Work to extricate the animal from its uncomfortable position. (:11th raises IATSOI. rum rnos illlliE (Continued from first page) n....—-. West ‘svcnua. . The Merldcn Daily Journcl had the following to say of Motson's arrest: Detective lungs Burke arrived in this city early this morning with Ed- ward H. Maison. silas Joseph Huber. thirty four years old who was arrest. ed in Elwood City. Pm, last Thursday” at the request of the Mormon polloa on; the charges of forgery and uttering sI fraudulent check on Dr J. B. Dinnsn.l superintendent of Undercllff ssnaiori l um. twenty-two months ago. The prisoner was brought into police court this morning. At the request of City Attorney Dunne,‘ the case-wan cumin; uod until tomorrow morning, as the hints did not have time to summon the witnesses for the trial today. , Since leaving this city Maison Indra rled a widow in final Dell. Pm. and he was living with his witcwhon arrest- ed His parents reside in Bridgeport sud are highly respected. The senior Maison was here yesterday; and or posted to see his son, but the accused young man'bad not arrived. His fath- sr will be liars tomorrow. unison hold a rsspcuaiblo position with tbs fluitsd sum Stool so 1 in Elwood Bit! lilo married mist the name a sauna Huber but did not tell his wife lust be was living under on subsist! sumo. ills arrest crested much talk in mama City. as its ‘ respond and in send soul ‘ that“ Milly. of Elwood Ci him. oil of If la'op’ tis. her father and mother, will closet the Hartley place. their home for new“ The daffodils are up and an oriulol Those har- 1 Miss Estelle DoWitt is visiting her! loccupatlon, salesman At times wears Itslker tier. but upon to return some time In Iluick or other automobile companies lpllts. introduces himself to managers 1 dis west mostly. ‘00.. of Beverly, Mass: . Norwalk, Conn. gbile agencies in your city. and arm: nary faintly wsrm. he was s picture. A A ' went to New York, and later to Youngstown. 0. Some months later be located in Newcastle. Pa.. where be secured a position as manager of a restaurant. in that city he met a . widow, named Mrs. Donovan, a station. ‘I'aphcr, to whom he introduced him- self as “Joseph Huber " After a brief to Elwood City. where be secured a scorposltios ins clerk in the office of .tho Stool company. and was promctod tluec imimes 'MI-s. Huber's" parents.sre quite well to do, 3nd they reside in liuzcil Dell where her father Is building a Ihotne for “Mr. and Mrs. Iilubcr," which they expected I to soon occupy. Mstson is said to have a criminal record. He served four years in thel Connecticut. state prison for forgery. it ‘ is claimed that he is wanted in Eliqu both. N. J. Something over it week use the Mer iden police obtained information that; . Maison was in Elwood Pa. One of the,‘ descriptive circulars, issued by Chief l former home in Cottage llow to his: Bowen, was in the hands of Chief Introducing Msiodloua Masterpieces Reilly of that city and at his request lmoro details as to Mstson's identity lwero forwarded which resulted in the rim-st The appended circular. bearing is photograph of Maison. aided the police was mired in the highway near .3. It: tlcipste "’9 ”“0" “”d ““1 W“ 0“ in the (suture of tho alleged loruer; Raymond's all Wednesday night, was. “Ase, thirty-two: nativity, Ameri: can; height, 5 812; complexion, lain. eyes. blue: weight 150: hair brown;' Good dresser and for 11qu cap and cost. Assumes role of agent talks very gllbly on automobile sup. of garage, and if possible, passes his worthless paper upon them failing in that will talk auto supplies with some responsible mun. getting him lntorest ed then requests to ho ldcntlcd at. bank. as he is short and holds employ- or's check. etc... nuily induces second party to endorse check “Home in Bridgeport. has criminal record there. Traveled as far west as (‘incinnsti operates in cast and mid for United Shoe ‘ tho Bantam. (301111.. Auto Supply (‘11., and others. No employment now "is known by police of lliidgoport, New Haven. Hartford Springfield to our knowledge. “Laid attempted to operate in South "Has been spent "Please notify ”rates and automo- lf located. "We will go after this man any where in the United States." (Signed) C. i3. BOWEN. Chief of Police. Meridsn. Conn. .a.v‘-—.'fl DAVIS AN OLD TIMER. Hss- Bun. Armtcd Fifteen Tlmss for Vacancy. As typical a trump as over was seen In Norwaiii. was Byron Davis. arrest- ed Sunday and sent tonfidlellort jail, with a sentence prescribing hard is- bor, by Judge Edward 3!. Lockwood. of the Not-walk town court. on Monday morning. , ' Sergeant Bryon H Silk took Daria over and he tells the remarkable facts about the tramp. nivls says he is, ’ sixty- five years of use and that. be i never remembers working Ho his trumped til I“! ills, M be started I! far hack on he can remombsf and that . , must be some time to live on the soon nature of the citiasns of the places whet-s be has stoppsd from time to time. ~ ~ For Davis in the winter, the cold has no terror. Wrapped when arrest- ed in enoush clothes to keep an ordi- 41 No less than scvsn'costs. six vests. and four pairs of trousers lurked. At the Theatres . line itslian play. A AL A‘ .. '71: v1 80. Mint is cffmd at the “Joy Com tsr of the Town" Horus Offering Twentieth. Century Vaude- iic Cspstsn on the best bills offered this usaon. Spatial Hssuiim ‘ttraction. "pooh. Iy engaged for this week. Tits Greatest Wonders of the Univm Tbs Living Proof of Darwin'sTh cry. The Situation cf‘ths Era ‘ PROF. ANTONIO CHER Micro; RAMA AND 8AMA ' Two highly ted simian Who wars born mon 0., but have mhdc thsmuivss men. Thsy do ovary- thlng but lsik eat. drink; aluminu- tor. skate. Give boxing exhibitions. roller skate, dress like men, and mu mucous other things. Their por- formsncc has astounded scientists. The Enigma of Human Evolution. A Musical Beauty VERONI VERDI a. BROTHER on a Variety of Instruments. / .. —. ~u-.~ Spec sl Added Attraction—Tho Inim- Its ls Charactsr Comedisnns CAROLINE FRANKLIN and Company Playing liar Happy. Humorous Play- lawman also Woman." A Bit 0' Fascinating Fomlninity MARIE OLAfiK Iriliisnt in Character Songs. Bright Wit and Dances. Gymnast Extraordinary HOWARD AND CAMPBELL Society Athletes In Fests Mansions. HOYTSCOPE Every. Picture s Surprise Auditorium. Motion Picture Parlor South , Norwalk ‘ WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW. Never be lonesome or troubled when you can see the best actors and act moses in moving pictures today. ills show on tonight. Don‘t miss it. “Hcrcss of the Mutiny"—~Vits. A picture worth the price alone. “My lrcthsr Amino“-—Lubln. A Notice The decorating business of 3. ill. Gorbam will be con- ducted hereafter miller tho ‘ nadic of The Gui-ham 00., ' Ernest. W.‘,Ycungs becoming (mm of the firm. with . a larger stock than ever be- To“. and a full force of competent mechanics. We respectfully solicit your con- tinued patronage. “ The Gorluim co. *' ' no. column. s. w. You-nos - Props. 10 Elm CI» M Norwalk, .. Telephone Fouriilchwo round the dirty asum‘oi tits man. Slices Davis hsd'to be sure. but they were concealed under tbs many folds of feed boss that its had lied over his first, over the ion of fill those tremors Mill nominal: 00"?!“ his knees. BROMO SELZER 00c silo .40c phonics ..20s \unfflc a Cu rogrsm that puts Nip . 2r . .I:-.-2I,I.r,u I,|.n.l_- - I‘l - n - I;I,:' ‘ .' .. 3: I I I ’0 .-. .3. -. I 5 I p ,. ,. SMITH. cmw a. co. .I _. - cnowu TAILORING co. I I. II I I l ' ,' . f; I‘I ; :. ss wssumcron er. s s, s warm Up the exposed cor- ner room, the bay window, or the room that gets no sun with a HEATING STOVE (fl DustieSs. Noise. less, Botherless, Easy to Light and to Extinguish. United Electric Light &WsterCo ‘ till.Illititllliitlllil In EM Oct 1, 1911. SOUTH NORWALK 1‘0 NEW YORK. “A. Ila-12:00:. 0:003. 0:111. 10:00. 0:67 730:. 7:4 (03. 0:1? 8:61: 0:31. i ~20x 10; 31.“: ixluiszaix. 1:65.141: (Pun; s Wash. Exp. gross to Ration River). 3: «s florid”. 5.86.“:50 sw.u::sts.tics ooumys. A. Ids—~13: 8:. 6:001. 0 lit. 0"; I: 10. am. , :1 ss—n. .I mix. 1:12. “is: ‘szsls. mini; :02: am NEW" YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. 6M.‘ 0:06 06. 3:0". It”! 0:06. 11:le as :3: 11%;)" 5-15 rm. . . 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We'll study the location of your rooms, the facilities of the house and tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water or Steam System will satisfy you best. The Jones & Hotchkiss Company Phone 742 NORWALK. CONN. arr— The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad- jusllug the some. Diseases are caused by a wrench. twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and limbs t‘hlropractors remove the cause of this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing the six nerve» systems in your. body, Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly- sis. Hcart. Kidney and Female Dis. cases are given special attention; also . Curvature of the Spine. never regret You will giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 94 WAsHINGTON‘ 31'. 80. 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