s
g, finest and Dance.
‘ ces in the New lingis‘ud province, will
, tors in Water. street, on Sunday eyen-
' captain at tho south Norwslk forces
‘ Bridgeport Jail yesterday after serv-
‘Wsww »
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Children’s '1-
Rompers
A complete assortment in
Gingham. Seersucker and
Galatea Cloth. at
25c and 50c
s. K. BANKS
Mahaokomo abut Block,
, South Norwaik
W-hd-d'dfl'
Matti-W
it.
WEATHER FORECAST. -
~F‘or Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly fair tonight and Saturday; mod-
erate northwest to north winds. The
storm that passed over this vicinity
yesterday has continued its easterly
course and‘ls new central near Hilli-
fax, N, S. It produced a 'quite heavy
{all of snow in the eastern portion of
the Lake region and malaria. The. hr-
es of high pressure that was control
over North Dakota yestcrday morning
has’ moved scutheastward and is now
central over iillnols. it is producing
low temperatures for the Season of
the your in ill“ central sections. This
run will continue-to move. eastward
and will probably product- in this vi-
('inliy fair weather with low tempera-
tarts during the 119.“, two days.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’i<,:iipciaiuie: Minimum. 43:; inani-
llllllll. li'i'. Partly cloudy.
-»li<.n‘.'t i'orixct .'\'. ii. ti. l‘, i'Ziiti-rtiiin-
meat and Dame. Tuesday night
.Vllll‘l‘h 26. Mystic (‘liaiii Hall.
The Misses Edith and Alice Toruy.
Easter Post Cards,
Booklets and Letters.
Now on Sale
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY ‘STORES
Floyd W. Collin. of Belden place.
was a visitor in Bridgeport on‘ Wednes-
day.
George Mitt-hull. the furniture deal
or of Norwaik. spent yesteiduy in New
York City on business.
Stylish sprint; shops for llii‘". \\'()lllt‘ll,
and children. at (‘uniiially .\‘~ lii'ilt'li':
en‘s. Si‘t‘ illlVili‘ilst'lllt‘iil. I
i
——."oitic to the style allow tomorrow
South Norws'k and Norwaik
4...... A‘q»4~~-,n.. ..,
era of the country.
Go Carts .:
and Baby Carriages
We are showing a complete line from the foremost mak-'
Tho styles are all new and up
date, equipped with all the new and desirable features, and
can [be had at all prices from $6.50 up to $30.00.
whatever price they are marked you can he assured that
they are best to he had lor. the money.
A: J. COLLINS 8. COMPANY
to
but It
"mt iiii‘t
ilili Willi us Ililli
Ilsa Gmladuma—ndflmtiaiht r
Going to Hartlord to Try and
lndsntlly Suspect
caipt William R. Pennington, of the
South Norviiaik police force, is of the
opinion that he has it line on the man
who robbed the homes of Miss Mary
Cunningham and Councilman Harry
. W. Mather of considerable Jewelry rc-
centiy. The man whom the police
authorities think is the one who pull-
ed oi! the two jobs is known in Hart-
ford as the “Gentleman Burglar," and
goes by the name of Raymond G. Mor-
gan. Morgan is from Providence, R.
l.. and is thought to be of a good fam-
ily. lie is educated and accomplish-
itt Minlz‘s
\gathcrin; ot‘ toiOied people t-njm i
til it liappx all air ht dome in lit-iii
.‘ilt‘llh liall last night The ottasitnii
\\.i.1.l mos: illit‘tbblilll “lit: a larger;
number of pumpk- attt-ndin: l
l than and if or. in ace Min s will not?
[(P‘t'ilil‘l this owning iii \oiuu. k itf~i
tor the regular nitwtlua oi ("livid-nos.
for the filth sitting in Ult‘
lotii‘ititnieni. s
There will be no school after today
until a “(‘L‘k from )ltintiui morning
and the. young People ate pleased in
on Friday oi tlit- first puck stlmcl in,
of Westport. spent Wednesday in titglfidnfiooflfymfllb 1* '1?“an “iii
Bridgeport. ' i " ' _-___ V
(‘tliief Thomas iteutlicrltind
A teii’pound baby girl arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Lemon-
gclli on Wednesday. Mother and chit-:1
are doing nicely.
M...“
~-~Come in and see the beautiful dis-
plays of Pattern lists at .\lintz's to-
morrow. '
__._..
The Bridge Construction Committee
has departed from its usual rule, and
this evening there will be no‘ meeting.
in the town court room.
Miss Madeline McKeon. daughterof
Mr, and Mrai. Francis J. hicKson, of
Main street, lies at her home in a very ,
critical condition this afternoon. So
dangerous is her illness thought to be
that her sister has been summoned
from Brooklyn.
Ft'ank Willets, of Norwalk, who has
been .bsving trouble with one or his
eyes, is able to be outfor a short time
each day, though his eye is necessar-
ily bandaged. The young man may
return to work in the near future. it
.the improvement continues steadily.
. E. O. P. Entertain-
..Tuoaday night,
'MarchtV26. Mystic Chain Hall.
~Den?t forget N
Colonel Adam Giflord, of Boston.
commander of the Salvation Army for
speak at the South Norwslk headquar
lug sis o'clock. Colonel ciaora was
twentyois years ago and his return
wi‘ll be welcomed by a number of
South Norwalk people who remember
“him .’
All kinds Winter Caps. O'Brien's.
('(lll- ‘
though i
will l)(,‘ on;
Catptalii Thomas l
tinues ill at his homo todity,
he is much improved and
the job tomorrow.
Sergeant Bryan ii. Silk is on duty in
the captain's place.
At the sitting of the Putnam iioso
Company married and single nit-ii's
pinochla tournament that was held
last evening. the married men drop-
ped four games to their single broth
ren. Another sitting will he held
next Thursday night.
*M‘
~Something to talk about—Allan's
Opening. The style show that's worth
while. We expect you tomorrow.
Fix-Chief of Police-Thomas Bradley.
of Norwalk. will this evening address
all the members of Buckingham Post,
No. 12, G. A. IL, and his subject will
be taken from his recent trip to the
Panama. This interesting talk should
be heard by all members of the post.
for «Mr. Bradley is an interesting
speaker. ‘
GLEASON-PORNESS.
Information regarding a rumored
wedding which took place Wednesday
in Norwalk. was exceedingly, difficult
[lllltli'llli‘ : V
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Something Good for Young Chicks.
The success of your broods. from the
shell. depends on the food you use.
moment they are out of the
Bonnie Chick Feeds, home pre
pared, are the kind you can depend on to make fine, healthy {owls
and future sturdy layers. We
use not only the beat and cleanest ma-
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the youngest chick as well as the full grown {owl Only sweet sound,
cracked grains are permitted to so into our feeds
Bonnie Little
(‘hick Feed is not an experiment but is something that has been
carefully tested, and theta is nothing used that can not be fed alone
with perfect’safety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the choicest line
ported Milieu fine cracked charc.cai
thoroughly dried and selected
grains. such as out meal. cracked wheat. cracked liafllr. pr ha, tine old
cracked corn. which combined, make a food best adapted to produce
sttong and vigorous chickens.
MAN UEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
era-“Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
American Agricultural Chemical Cc.'s
Ground Bone. Sheep
.LAND PLASTER. AIR SLAKED LIME...
l Mape’s l Lister's
Manure, Ashes,
BARNYARD MANURE.
MURIATE OF POTASH, NITRATE 0F SODA. TIMOTHY. CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
THE. MAN THAT BUYS
A MOyer Automobile
is sons or SATlSFACrlON m svsav PARTlCULAR
smousrssrton AT voua couvsmstvce
AUTOMOBILES TO RENT by t it: hour. day. or week.
Experienced
and carsfu Chauffeurs.
OSCAR/ H
RiVER STREET
Telephone 681.3
BANKS
NORWA LK, CONN.
ad, but more than this, the police
know little, as Morgan asserts that
rather than disgrace his aged mother.
he would gladly serve five years in
jail.
Morgan pulled off a couple of jobs
in Hartford under almost exactly sim-
ilar circumstances as attended the [Oll-
bery of the local residences. 'He used
a jimmy to pry open the window anti
confined his efforts to taking jewelry.
of one house and is suspected of en-
terlitg another.
Chief Pennington sent to Hartford
and secured photographs of th mun
. and with the aid of these he and OM-
cer Frank S Strailon have been work
Morgan has confessed to the mbhery’
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all new a was: moms: co.
l ing up the (use and believe. that they
i'iiaie established his identity. ('hiei
Pennington has aiiuiiacd with Miss
jCiiuiiingiiam and Mrs. Mather for them
i to go to lliirtiord and act..- the than as
swell an instinct some of the stolen
goods which “""‘S‘ found in Morgan‘s
3 possession. ii is hops-ti that “W visit
of the ladies will to: found worth their
3 while.
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lanai ililili
ilill iiitau
New Haven and N. Y. Central
“Hitch Up"Vio Fight Other
People is Alleged
t ALBANY. N. l'.. March 22.-~Saiiiitcl
il'iitertriyer of Now lei charged lit-I
i imp the (Ollllllifisitlll:
iutrit‘iflllt that lilt‘ inking omi oi' the:
;.\‘i\\ to. it. Ontario ti: Western Iiilll‘:
i'uiiiil (outrun) u the New Sort; \‘eu,
iliawii it turn] the transiei of the (won
I
pii lit“ at»: vite
Hunt is again covering his trick undiw—m
O
NEW SPRING GOODS
are in and tend} for Will? inspection
of tlic lineal and newest goods produced
e.irl\‘. "
will please your pot kctbook
To those who want the pick
this season we sat: "Come
The styles we show will please your gym the mines we offer
Call at once and see our inhumane stock
oi new Suns."flllg Coats, Dresses. \\ aista. Skirts, \\ bite Muslims and
Corsets.
your faith in-- -
The Paris Cloak 8: Stilt House
THE nous: OF coon CLOTHES
33 80. Main St. South Norwalk
515 Main St.. Stamford.
Lockers are just as w elcome as buyers
The _ store to put
to obtain this morning. However, the
bride was coiled on the 'phone by a
Sentinel reporter. and though she ad-
mitted the truth of the rumor she
would say noting more, .snd when fur-
ter questions were asked of her, she
replied by breaking the connection.
fact admitted by Mrs. Gleason are the
only particulars that are obtainable.
It was not denied at St. Mary's reo-
Niko Sullivan was released from
in; a. Will sentence and immediate-
’il'y went out on another rampage.
This annals. Mike stood in North
V ‘plng every automobile
‘ lists. um and panhandling from
. u looked up by
Pennington and will
couple was married - there . by him.
acumsthst
m or maximum $3; a.
‘ ‘ ' Labor is
tory by Father J. J. Keane that the
neither was it alarmed. though Father
Keane said: "i have nothing to say
about it " when questioned by a' ro-V
porter this afternoon.
-——"Dosn's mgiatmont cured lid i3
‘I'h ours was '
“if m minim...
tonsil ‘
‘ O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
6| WALL 8TBE£T
NORWALK-
PHONE “I.
i Cloth-for
V loo Blue. Biaolr and
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per don.
2 lbs. Prunes .......:...V.......ߢ|7 Lotion Soap.
250
3 cans Milk ....... ...........2oo|3 cans Gold Cross Milk .,.........25c
The bride was Mi“ Mary Pornoss. 4 lbs. Mince Meat ...... .......28ch. Baker’s Cocoa or Chocolate....19o
of Elm street, and the bridegroom . V . 3 ka ‘Ot 1V 25°
John G‘BEIOII. Th6 names With the JCIDBCOI'II . ..... .......‘V......26¢l ”C I“ In]... Hutu-HH-
.....‘-..25¢
ssoca'osob-
' Sweet Potatoes. Kale. Lettuce. Boots. Tut-sips, Apple! Oranges.
i.
."|.
lilousst Berle Dies: Goodi. Blue.
matures. medium and dark; a,
snail“ Textile Fabric C0.
thrlasalora and Retailers of
Ladiesiatid:"' j ,
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
89 NORTVi'I MAINVV V01”. .
, Incas m
P.O. Bldg.
Norwalk
. questions before the commission were:
. system. .
~ .rsxtita' woman. on to was
.? advance or ton percent.
3 arms as mt. adored
' ~ 1th unions by his . 30»-
mt
‘tioi of tho Htitliiiid load by the (Inn-i
tral to the New York, New Haven Sci
Hartford Railroad Cctnpany. and uni
agreement between the Central lllitl
the Central and the New iliaven as in
the Boston a: Albany Railroad Come
puny, was a comprehensive deal {or a;
treaty of peace between the Ceiitrati
and the New Haven. .‘lir. Untormycr
made his final argument in opposition
to the purchase or the Rutland road by
the New Haven road.
He contended that tho proposed
transfers were for the purpose of pan
ceiling out territory. making the New
Haven road the practical master of
all New England. and leaving the Con-
tral in control of the southern and.
central New York. it was also a
plan. he said. to hitch up, get out oi
each others’ way and be able to fight
other people. He appealed to the
commission to use its power to pro
lent the minority stockholders.
Mr. Untermyer held that the three
First. whether the transaction was a
violation of the Sherman anti-trust
law. and if so: second.- was not the
commission inhibited from giving its
consent to the application. and third.
of the commission had the power.
should it not be exercised in accord:
anco with the iipirlt of modern times
and not in the spirit which. he said,.
characterised railroad management in
the post.
General Attorney E. D. Robbins.
speaking for the New Haven road, iii-
slated that the Rutiand was a natural
part of .the New Haven system and
not of the Central. Having a major-
ity of the stock of the Boston 0r
Maine road, the New Haven road. it
,allowsd to secure the Rutlaud stock.
Mr. Robbins assorted. will mean the
creation of an important differential
line between New England points and
the West which would attract to
the Rutland a greater volume or bus-
iness as a part. or the “New flavor:
The commission reserved decision.
Main mm, Mass. March saw—An
in wists
the o
-——.—..
What Norwallg People
say that i used it in my lliery business last season and am thoroughly slatl
tied with it in etery way.
NEW ascoao MADE -iN TRIP sv'ccaier.
From Boston to New York in Twenty nlght in
Connecticut Company arrived here and Mount Vernon.
shortly sttcr 5 o 'ciock yesterday after
noon, after a trip from Doston, estab-
lishing a new record for street rall-
roading. People have come here from 3 ocloclt at St.
Boston on street cars. but never be-' preacher will ‘b, the new Mat
tors has the trip been made in one our“. Thompson,
car. Two hundred and thirty miles ,Church.
were covered in about twenty hours Thompson was one of m.‘ it?
actual running time.
, parallax as it was when it left ms
Moan. Boston. est-i! Wednesday.
Club of hasten who made the. trip,
m m hounds otter this succstu or
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China and Glass, Kitchen and Laundry Furniture. House
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Dear Sirz-in regard to the Ford car i bought 0! you last season. i we
..SayAbout...
Mr. S. L. Benedict,
s
in three thousand miles of travel with it. outside of punctufis.
For low runnning expenses and upkeep cost it has no equal.
. ELI n. MEAD. i
The route taken‘then
through Springfield. Hartford and
Haven After spending Wedna
New Haven the trip w
Houro’ Running Time. sinned at 8 o 'clook yesterday morning;
NEW YORK. March 22 -The priv The car then passed throush 81'
TROLLEY.
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At the fifth of the Friday ..
Locum services to be held tonialt
Paul's Gli ‘
rector. of 0'
. The A
Greenwich
at the united services hold laV
and has preached in Norwalk on.
occasions. so that he is so
put to tho congrizstion. A most
numbers or the stunt nativity, invitation is given to all to as
service. The full choir
.. ill ‘
The big apple green car was not as
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