Children’ s
Rompers
A complete aIIortment in
Gin: burn. Soot-now and
Galore: Cloth. It
25c and sec
E. K. BANKS
Mnhcokcmo Hotel Block.
South Nomlk
WM'I'Q‘WI'I‘
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Attdrney John Keogh. of South Nor-
walk, spent the morning in Bridgeport
on businoon~
.—
iFormor Spencer, of Denver. Cot,
the guest of his sister Mrs. William H.
Church, of South Nurwnlk.
The monthly meeting of the board
of diructora oi' the South Norwnllr
public. library will be hold this even-
lug.
Rugulnr business war. trunsuIl led ml
the mew-fin" of Olive Brunch Lodge
\0 iii Knights of I’Iilhlml will it won
lnld 3th owning
W I.-. ._....
At the convocation of Butler OIL-:0,
R. A. BIL. which wuu Ilt’ItI lust evening
the royal firth degrme was world-d on
three (fiandldntou.
Wilfred McMahon. Oi Franco tumor,
who is a studont III the Norwulk High
school, is spending his Easter vIII-n-
lion in New York City,
Mrs: Seymour Curtis and Min, IE. J.
Sims. of Norwalk. will return this. at-
ttornoon from a. plcusmn may at At
lantic. ' cny‘,‘ uueré ‘ they but u cnjoywl
Ilmmselvcc immensely.
The married mean won. their pinochlo
tournament from the slnglo mum of
the Putnam Hose company and with
the tournament won 22 supper which
rho pigle men will now be formed. to
provide.
Warren O.‘Woodwurd, of Holden av~
enuo, who r'osldes in New York city
' during the wool: being employed in a
banking house there, entertained a.
number of friends lost droning at n
, dinner party. All report a pleasant
, time.
Dnnbu-ry‘a new industry, the Nichols
pnderweor Corporation. commenced
‘Oporation this morning in its factory
, on Railroad, avenue. with twelve girls
‘. workinx‘on‘ the sewing machines and
' several others outplayed in the stock
room. It was stated at the factory to
day that three or four more machines
would be put. lnto service tomorrow
2 and that others would be added from
time to tune.——-Danbury News.
5M the meeting of the governinz
board of the Knob Club which was
held last evening. seven applications
lgworo favorably acted upon. The
transportation and entertainment
1me reported progress. The
2 ‘ :Mnoportmlon problef is again being
, ‘ worked out and offorts out be made
00‘ ‘amnso with the Gonnootlout Com-
potty to have cam run over the Wilson
folnt lino; If their» efforts fall. the
if!
O’Brien’a.
.243an and Umbrellas.
My. mom Daniel Hutch, roo-
, “on Mr. Hotel: In In:
'llionmio’mmbonm'
«Bookletc and Letters.
'South Newark and Norwalk
is colder; high south winds, shifting to
Easter Post Cards.
Now on,SaIey
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
’I‘helcrgoat audrment'of Russ every shown In this vicinity
is to be seen 22m and If. pricou -tlnt will appeal to tho diIcrimc
lusting buyer.
WILTON VELVETO, AXMINITERB. IODY BRUSSELS. VELc
VETS. TAPEBTRY BRUOSELB. FIBRE and CREX RUGBJWm 930 I
tip to «5.00, that blue never before been adored at such
prices.
\
low
A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY
IIuIIIII Bill III
DIILIIIIH I Still
Ifurdmr of rm. Davis III New
Haven, Sept. 5. Hang“ It
' WeIIImIIeIII
,WE'I‘HERSFI'ELD. March 29.~"An:
drop Tanganelli, who. willie in a fool
one mo, shot. and killed Mrs. Mamie
Davin In Temple street. Now Haven.
on floptcmbcr 5 int, was housed In
Imie prIIon here: at 12:06 o'clock this
morning. The execution was no care»
fully planned, that. within thirty cec~
onds after the condemned man entered
the execution room. he was strapped.
-hoodod. the nose placed abom his
nook and the trup sprung. At 12:17
o'clock the body WM taken down uno
the pricon physicians officially de-
v MWme-‘n
,WEATHER FORECAST.
ilnln to-
l‘uir and
For Norwnlk and vicinity:
night and colder; Sulurduy
West and northwest.
The long trough of low pressure.
control over the blirsluslppi \‘ulloy
yesterday morning. IIIIS mow-d cunt-
wurd and now forum :I \vuihdcilnud
storm oontral over (lhio. it II: produc—
lug honvy rniuu and high winds in tho
nouthcrn and custom sot-lions. \‘t’III'Ir
lugs for high winds urn (llnpluywl
along tho count. '1‘th Norm will Con»
lime to rum-r2 custwnrd mm 122qu over'
this vicinity tonight and be fulluwmi
by fair uud slightly midur woulimr
on Saturday.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
.'1:t‘lli;.ll:l‘llllll'r‘: Mininuuu. nnlvl»
mum. IT. (‘loullv
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(Themnr it. i in b. son of MI. and
Mrs. qulI ll. Fitch, in in noun, ionic
lug after the interests. of tho Snnishim
lf)y2u2-.r Systcm lint-mats hero:
3'23;
Frank Kunllk, of Norwulh, “no a“
Initlcd to the Nruuulk lioupltnl llIin‘
morning rind will IIhdorgo aiCOtII‘SG of
medical Ironiment at that Institution.
wNico llats for Hunter. ' O‘vllricu’s.
Rev. Thmnuu J. Finn, I'ciior of St.
Mary‘s rhuruh in West. avcnuc, who
has been spending the punt few wooku
traveling about the southt-rn part of
our country, having visited Cuba and
the southern states, has returned
home and has aguln token up his du-
ties in the pastorate of the church.
lie Is being greeted by his. many
friends ”and parishioners, who are
pleased. to learn of the line, trip their
rector has had.
IIIRIINK NEWS
TROLLEY. COMPANY‘S PETITION
WITHDRAWN.
The Connecticut Company having
withdrawn lholr‘ petition for It layout
of tracks at Miller's bridge. und for
the turnout at Dorian. there will be
no hearing at the selectmcn'n office In
Dorian on Saturday, March 20, an ad-
vortiued. '
“That man is very much in the pub-
lic eye.” “Yea," replied Senator Sor-
ghum; “he in an irritating an a cinder
from a. locomOtIveJ,’ —- Washington
Star.
The woman who relies upon Bentl-
nei Want Advertisements to secure
the bouchold help has II little time
for other tblnxl.
PendallyfiPoetio “(venue you know—-
MIII Lingering—Do you procure it in
the some manner III I marriage license
Mr. Pondullyl-dllatlro. .
No matter how Indifferent II woman
.money Iomobody will tell bar Ibo iI I‘
Venus.
If men could b6 cold by the Job Illf
to bring par.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Something Good for Young Chickl.
_ .The success of your broods. from the moment they are out of the
shell. depends on the feed you use. Bonnie (,hick Feeds. homo pre-
pared. arc the kind you can depend. on to make flue. healthy fowl:
and future sturdy layers We use not only the boat and cleanest ma.
tcrlnls, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically, to provide for
the youngest chick ma wall III the full grown fowl. Only sweat. sound.
cracked grains Ire permitted to so Into our feeds.
Bonnie Little
(:hlck Food is not an experiment, but Is something that bu been
carefully tested, and there in nothing used that can not be fed alone
with perfect safety.
ported Mllleto, lino cracked charcoal
Bonnie Chick Food common the choicest im-
thoroughly dried and selected
gruim. such no out meul. ormked whcut, cracked kufbr. peas, lino old
(flicked corn. which combined, make a food beat adaptor! to produce
strong and vigorous chlokem.
First In quality, not In
orIwBonnle Home Ground
AmericanfiAgdcultural Chemical Co.‘s I Mape’s i Lister's
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
rice, Ilwaya in the mind: of It: cuItom-
cod for liorcea, Cattle and Poultry.
Ground Bone. Sheep Manure. Ashes,
LAND PLASTE‘R. AIR
SLAKED ‘ LIME.
BARNYARO MANURE,
MURIATE .OF POTASH, NITRATE 0F SODA. TIMOTHY, CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
elated him dead.
- Tanganelh was calm to the lust. His
last. few hours of life were spent in
prayer with his Ipiritual advisers, Rev.
Oliver P. Manuel, of the prluon. and
Rev. J. J. McLaughlin, of Hartford. He
chnttcd with the clergyman pleasantly
about various matters. but did not
once refer: to the crime. He seemed
Io realize bin into and was resigned
to It.
When he loft the death chamber,
there was a smile upoII hio face; not
II loccr. but rather an expression of
resignation. He walked with a firm
slop and made no rculsluncc to the
officers.
lnnido lbc exccution mom were
Wumlou Gurncr and dcpullon. prison:
pliynir'innn. tlu‘uc specially invited to'
we the emotion, and six IIcwupupcI'
,Incn. Ieprowullug i-Iamfnrd and New
liuvou pant}: It.
Tho Incn unsiynud to Ihnir Iariouu
222222.22, worked IIvifIly and noisrlouuly.
in nu iucrndlbly nliorl. limo Ibo ward-i
Fun wnu'al III 3 mm Ihu moi cicppodi
ntuido iii.» {2.2222 warn 3M” nu and Tim
gnnulll'u l2 22(in swung into spucn
'T'u'u brotlmru of the mnrdcrtr
Ivilliiuvii hi4 butly. which was l‘milmrd
in :I linrlloid undtrznhiuu Mlabiluh
2.2222222 i-‘uIIr-rni confirm; ucrc hull ini
A Moyer AutomObiIe
THE MAN THAT BUYS
I3 SURE 0F SATISFACTION IN EVERY PARTICULAR ‘
DEMONSTRATION AT YOUR CONVENIENCE
2 AUTOMOEIILES TO RENT by tho hour. day. or wqak.
and careful 'Cbuuffoun. .
OSCAR H. BANKS
NORWALK. CONN.
RIVER STREET
Telephone 681»! ‘
Experienccd
”iuucunoiil unulo nu ululcnmnl
ll‘uro bin wixrwuiiou. ~llo hurl previously
‘Iirn'arcd thin well that
Edie but I Iomumbcr nothing of it
Nov-lumpy lion trim/o smcvz'nl lotlmn in
' Mil purouts in II nix ml Inndc no nmn
III)“ of his trouble. midrml} pinion?
rim; to horn Ihr-In in icuomncc.
scald that he bud Incl ullh n mini’or
: tune and IlIuI he had I2 u long In lira?
III.2 hoped to I222 iornivon
t}: In; might limo brought dishonor l0-
Illm or Ilizt purcutn
.\ few l'qurn before bib Iluulb Tun-
NEW SPRING GOODS
are in and ready for your inspection To than; who want the pick
of the finest and newest goods produced this Icauon we say;
“Come
early" The style: we show will please your eye; the values we offer
will plcnnc your pocketbook. Call at once and ace our Immense flock
of now Suits bong Coma. Dresses. Waists. Skirts. White Mullins and
Corsets Lookorn are Justus Welcomo III buym
your faith in-~
The store to put
The Paris Cloak 8L Suit House
THE HOUUI OF GOOD CLOTHEO
' 515 Main 55.. Stamford.
33 So. Main_6t., South Norwalk
franc-ill ill-unllod bin guards and other
prlson officials for itindncsuos that bad
boon nhown him.
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Ell BETWEEIIMOII ren-
EIIALS IIIII 22.500
IIEBEI. mars
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and lhlrnly, were compelled by sheer
exhaustion to waste precious moments
in root at the village of Atotonllio,
known also as iiillu Lopez.
Onvbia hccls were the columns of
Generals FernanchfSaluznr and Cam-
O. D. Jackson
Optician
I. WALL STREET,
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
pa. numbering 2,500 men or double
the strength of the fcdoruls. Aubert
was o‘utllaukod on both wings and at-
tached in the rear. The lighting was
I foughtcinoe tho original attack at EB~
colon last. Friday. The combat open-
ed with lone 222222;. artillery ire, but as
the luaurrectoa force crow nearer the
continual“.
The rebel generals admit that the
may be In her cppeurunoc, If Ibo bu" ‘
what, I lot of Iona kind it would. Ill”
I. Blue. Buck Ind Gray 8m.
yard no upward; All It Uni-III. Myloum
”Into wmmn
dildo.
422222.232 GOODS
* DIRIG'I' PROM MILL TO WN'UMIR
oo‘l'i In in mum It 750
g the film with W
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they have yet «countered. The are
‘ mowed mulling “bonus in hoop!
‘ The mm crawled through irdsutlon
ditches for Ibcltcr only to emery; in
the open and mm 2.222st corolla
the duct cloudcd plIlIIa. Their own
Bro wn deadly. II mulled to by the
22.22.2422 and loft ontbe field. but
oncthor.
wounded. HII home in in NIIIourI.
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to ii. piano In St. ilnnttiliozc’c vcmctorvn
lift“
“it I did \vhul'
lilo tvllnmzws 5m 1 trial men I uhnuld.
Iiof
of any thing:
the most desperate of all engagement-2
rattle of rifle shooting become almost 2
defense was the noon desperate that,
of the federal: was can more accurate
' ' than polar and their maniac mini
Aubert, when onc position become Im-
tenable. wu always «922qu to finding
Tracy Richardoon, III Amerlcun
gunner with the rebclu, was Illabtly‘
KENTUCKY LIVII IN DANMR. .
wmsvronu. .2372. M ”rd-Thic-
; ;‘_ phone Idvlocc from um MI. IIIII
2~ mm, «elm tho tom Willi
' Iva II Icon-cod with imntucut
7 o mum mm
N331 NAncorIc.
Apu'iocl My formalin
Ilon . Sour Stomach Dlmtw
Wcmsxouvulsimsfcvcrisll
mswdhoss or San
Em Copy of Wrapper.
NEW. '2
CANAAN I?
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CIIII'I-nro Ynniun, of New Huvnn
:spcul 5222221er will: his purculn on l'ron
port 1211\nd.
paiflilig of 22 ton pound boy, who ar-
rivcd Sunday.
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“illium Simon had high throc
22min: worn for in no plan inst welt
IWIIII 22 total of 62.19.,
The New (‘anuau Grunge had an in
loreuting program for its I'cgulwr
meeting 1:an pruning. '
\licsos \Iuhel (h'insv. and (‘larn John
son uud Mrs. Samuel Crissy spout
Monday In New York. visiting reluvb
tire-s and friends.
W...”
both Touksburv. of Greenley road.
use held Monday afteIHIioon The re-
mains were canvcyed to Boston, the
interment being at Woodluwu come
my
A pleasant party was held Saturday
evening at the home, of Harrv‘vlfalser
He had made preparations for a good'
time for all and the evening paused1
rapidly. Cards were played and fun-
maklng games were enjoyed. Walter
Dayton caused much fun by reciting
‘Cacey at the Bat." Among those
present were Misses Mae Smith. Agness
Tolor, lda Davidoou. Helen Everett,
Maud Tibbelta md'thel Kaiser, Cul-
vlny Miller. Walter Dayton. Howard
Brown; Harry Rainer, Nelson Brown
A large number of people attended
the atereopdlcon lecture and Boy
Scout demonstration given at. the M.
B Church Sunday evening. Leon Seat,
Boldon Trinkbauc. Warren Rutledge.
William Hlpd and Kenneth Ycaton.
citing “exhibition, In win-union
Five or six boys from the Silvemlne
Bey Scout sound were present and
helped Interest those who attended.
‘Sovqnl New Canaan. people had gain
ed the impression that the Boy Scout
bands were military organization: I'Ind
II ouch were not in favor of the move-
ment. Home of time people fortunate-I
ly Itmndcdiflunday ovening’c meeting
land were charm the purpoca Ind ob-
looto of the Iconic. The oath of allo-
llunco taken by tho born and, the
uncut by the m moment.
w
other Int
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Mr 22nd lira. liluuan urn the2 proud ‘
22--....” Electric Works. sum In.
Funeral mrficc for Mrs. H. Elihu.
and HowardSmith. of Pascale, N. J. 5
of the local band of scouts. gave inter» 31
tblnu‘tlught' the boy: convinced them ‘
that. the Icout movement VII I splen-
dld'tbln: morally and physically.‘ 2.22
interesting exhibition of flruVald to
tho Injured “I lived by the hon.
luv. Hoyt BIIIIIIIIIII Mood Ind Rev.
“Inuit-.01 mixed or tbs bonclltc It-
W“ your “will: undo Ionic
chum own“ the dc-
”! 6‘9"“). COI'ANV. NEW VON. em
sou‘rH NORWALK rm: ALARM
‘2 BOXES
Fire Alarm Headquarters .at. 2 .
Works. Telephone for fire
No. 2‘.
8-'~x\\uuhington and North Hall:
Muhackcmo Hotel
lmxvay and Raymond Sta.
'1 5- xii A“: G Unmet bucmxy. privato.
' 6—Hoyt‘ a Theatre.
7w Nciwnlk Hocpltu
8 ‘r sic Hall. Lliflurd and City 13
38!.
12~x\r’i est St. , Franklin School. ,
l3~xCuIIIoId St. .. (uncord and LI
Stimuls.
\‘22th Mom and Ann are.
II SI and Buwlew Ave.
orwnlk Iron \\ Iu'ks.
\‘i est Am and Cedar St.
High School. West A22'.e
\‘est St. and Taylor Ava.
ly Ave. and Lowe St.
output and Hour Stu.
v
I gum Ave. and Austin at.
272—“ cat and Elm Grate Sta. 2
Illum‘imllh Main St. between Grow
Moadow
1H «XS ling and Clo‘y'Sts
352mm nviland and 'utor Bu.
al—xMCkwood Mix.
nuFairficld Ave and Cedar St.
Iz—Tllylm Ave. and South St.
43~Woodward Ave. and Meadow ,
ill—«gurrltt and Quintard Aves. :
mitoollwnrd and Lowndea Am
olden Hill St. and Elmwood
r.~—Wul2ington SLB
.53—~Frclght yard and Ann 81.9
FBI—Nomad: Lock Co. privaic.
Ix) Denotes non Interfering
(Ml Master box. from which til
bar of any box can be sounded.
Om. stroke at 13 noon nod
standard time, 1- ,
Ono stroke at odd timed.
[Inc open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. nub
call ntmdopur out.
oflee slow strokes. water to 3W
8:05 p In. each WW
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tilled for test.
ire alarm: for-an Inlay4 diatri
ceived by telephone.
NORWALK FIRE ALARM!
15——~Corner of Main and Wall Biro
21—129mm Avenue and Union PI 2 ‘
lib—Spring Hill and Kellogg 30‘0“,
alwllnlon Park.
25-West Avenue and Berlicley a .
‘17—-l-‘Innklin Avenue and Lumen ‘
aleas house (Private box).
82 -—Weat Avenue and Merwin SI
83~Hnrbor Avenue and Orchard St
34~Chapel Slice: and arbor Ave
0-West Avenue. near the armory
I8~Stcvcns Sheet and Elm Croat.
ll—Cross Street and Wilton nvanuo.
42—42mm street and North'Avanue.
IS—ancc at leer eL
lit—Grand Street and Tindall m.
2—Main» (ml Catherine Streetl. ,
ali—«Now Cannon Road and Fair 8
adv—Chasm t Street near Summer,
gsumwn t-tIee land Union Ann ,
2~0 The Gree em
“will”: Avenue and Lincoln 1
M—~Eut Avenue and Dir-km 2
EAST NORWALK FIR! ALA! 2
Fire badminton. 50 VIII not
To] exponh no 110 2
4-»Fitoh school (print 9 .
L—M anln School (prlvu 0.
km! Washing! 1! art
”HIV “I?“A'fnc ad ”3:.
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217-. mood or V
m.— n and 2222.22. e. an.
2 IuEuI Ave and dFitch SI.
Int-«m. John III.
Max-89 vIowA
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ssh—Boulovard and 29001:: St.
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“A telephone Ingram “3:0“
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n. In .
Will not venio
Yflvl
”3.me "renal fig,“ gfi
the chief or mtifi mgéoii
at the fire. M“ ,
1—Oranb1ut :rodd rim“. tenth:
1—One blur. n I III. Imam
l-lu'rwu 22min. I’m nip. .
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