11$
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Children’ s - . -
Rompers E
A complcte noortment in
Gingham. Scmucltcr and
Galatea Cloth, at f
251: and 50¢
E. K. BANKS
Mahaokarno Hotel Block.
South Not-walk
W
George Mitchell, of Wall street,
spent yesterday in New York city on
business.
Miss Mildred Provo“, of South Wil-
ton, has returned from a visit in New
York city.
Nelson Thcrinult has taken a posi-
tion at the: Lockwood Manufacturing
Company factory.
William Clark and John 111111111011.
of New Canaan. wore visitors in South
Not'u'ttlk yesterday.
Mrs. Maud limiting and daughter. at
Ntu'n'ttlk, \‘lEiletl Mrs. Frud 1:. Bird,
in New 11511th recently.
'1 Tiny Easter liuts tit O'lil'lon's.
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Nnrwulk, ls shuttling tho wwh 11nd
111111 Sunday with friend; in lttduotlvltl.
t'lfllttur Thomas J. I‘lornoy. 11115113111!
71. .‘ut‘tttioll lust evotllltt: tintl Special
Ulllt't'r l. J. Adams ccvcrod his bout.
lilac Fannie 5111111111111. of tho t'npllol
lihrnrv 3fllartfo1d..stit111t Good Friday
31 hot pntcntal homo. in High street.
Norwalh.
mid-itery' mun who needs; new Shoes
for Easter should soc the now Emer-
con models at Connonlly & llracken‘s.
Gould Hoyt has weighed in u trout
of one pound and sown ounces in 1111'-
competltion fornthe prize polo uttered
by F. E. Lockwood. ‘ '
M1ypr William F. Tammany and the
members of the South Norwnlk board
of councilmén inspected pavements in
Providence and Pa11tncket R. l.. yes-
terday, timing the guests of the Texas
Asphalt Co They returned this morn
ing.
Selectman Matthew W.
Norwnlik. The children,
committed on Monday, in an adjourn-
ed hearing—manhury News.
Jack ,McGrath, of Winnipauk, plead-
ed guilty to the charge of assault to-
day,"and was fined 35, which he“ paid.
Peretti Marco pleaded not guilty to
assault and ahusivodanguage, but was
found guilty and lined up which he
paid, This. was the outcome of the
. ' prefioodrriday scrap in the Dresden
"" Minn,
1 South Norwa'k and Norwallr
Scott took
three children John, Robert and Flor-
once Doyle, to the county home, in
who are
aged 12, to and 6, respectively, were
‘ Easter Post'Cards,
., ‘lil‘owonSalc'
WM. P. 11131118
STATIONERY 'sroltas
‘wooo not. in out Mahogany. White Enamel and Circasaian win.
Beds Beds
Our clock of Bran. Enameled iron and Wood Beds for Spring and
Summer roprelonta values that are very unusual
IRA“ "as in rich and haadaolno effects. with a guaranteed lacv
quer that will not tarnish. $13.50 to “5.00.
INAMiLID IRON not in real dainty designs, 02.110 to woo.
nut in docianu that are particularly handsome; ilnitth and con
atructi‘v‘n of the belt. From 06.00 to “0m
ll! you need a Bed. induce to yourself will not permit you to ovet'IOolt
our assortment and at prices that are the lowest possible.
A. V ‘J. COLLINS 8: COMPANY
«aw—-
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and 1lol11ltytl‘nlr to
night probably iolloued by showers in
the early morning: or on Sunday; cool
er in interior Sunday afternoon; brick
Mouth and southwest uluds l dla1
turbunce central this morning 0101-
lulu:- Suporuior is nintlucing unsettled
weather with local 41011111“; in the up
nor Mississippi Valley and wostcrtt
portion oft» the Lake region. This did
turhnncc will 11111111 onstwurd and thin
vicinity will [to on the uouthorn 1111.111
111" :1 tonight and 5111111111: Thorn but
limit 11 tic-«fitted full in temporatut'o dur~
int: tho lasr 24 hours bottytu'u the
l'tm"..y Mountains and tho. hilsuluuippi
lilyt-r. Bismarck. X. it, 1'1'1111111rdny
morning ropot'tt1ti 11 maximum tumult-1'1
11111111 of 71‘. and ti'. is 111crulnu toportu
aminlmu (ti 1‘. and snowiuu 'l111 lcnl
per 1";11 1r1 (‘Uniil’liiml hi all in tho o'cnttttl
and 111111111 auctions.
it"xlnr; sipptt'ly, of Wont. 11111111111.
Spelll 11:.«tcz'1l111' in lilt'ltluvport.
Mrs, Gnome A. Ycliosol South M11111
Sil‘ttt‘l. its spending the li‘ustor holidays
in New York city.
............. ._'..,_.__,.
11nd l..:tddcr tint-k llllii gone bad once
more and is awaiting, ropalt':=.
-1-~i1:115111r ilcts, 1‘11 tl‘llt'lon‘s-
.i. (‘1. .lontic. mililllt'l" of tho llix'turt'
Shop for tho post your, has purc-huncd
sumo and will conduct it in tho fll'
turo. '
Tho 120111 annual meeting of tho
Pnlrtlcld County hietillcnl hustmitttlon
will be held at The Stratflold in Bridge-
port on Tuesday, April 9th.
George Mulligan, of
formerly a lightweight pugiliut had
taken a position as foreman of the
cake department at Rundle' a bakery.
Bridgeport,
An order from the Adjutantagon-
eral’a office grants leave of absence
for six 111011111310 Captain Earl I).
Church ordnance department, C. N. G.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vellc, ot
Pough-keepsie, spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. George Voile, of South
Main street, recently, while on their
honeymoon trip.
The Order of the United Commer-
cial Travelers of American!“ over the
country has set aside one Sunday of
each oyar, April 7, as a day to remem-
ber the departed brothers. '
. Mrs. George E. Ohichector and Misc
'fiAtteniion, property owners:
'customers: {Raye your architect sub
‘ mit plane for our estimate. or we wit
1 submit our plans approximating your
requirements. Everything in the car-
penter line. Sketches and specifica-
tions submitted free. Call us nil—1082.
St. John at Ko'yaer, Steamboat place:
18.1?th Stanley,
our vacation.
Ooooanut Grove all winter.
A
11,9quaro deal And what is means to our
of Norwalk, a
teacher in the Florida-Adirondack pre-
paratory school. in home for a. ten
Prof. Stanley to the
”troll known teacher and reporter and ‘
has been located with the aohool at‘
‘llho coc-
111m will recume tor the initiator la‘
iroadacltl ln the next month
a play 1trill remain in town
it. is 111 1111. 11.11111‘
Mary A. Ohlcheater, of 21 Osborne
, sttrct, have gone to has Angelou, Cal,
l because of the serious illness of Mrs.
Chichestor's older son. Frederick W.
Chichooter” of Grccnuburg. Pa, who
wont to California in December in
benefit hla health.———Dahbury New. 1
A QUEB'NON. '
Clerk (to woman who has honored
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
aomothin Good for Young Chick...
your broo a, tram the moment lhcy are out of the
shell, depends onthc food you use. Bonnie Chick Feeds. home pro
pared, are the kind you can depend on to make line. healthy fowla
and future sturdy lnycrn. We use not only the best and cleanest ma
terinla, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically, to provide for
the youngest chick on well on the full groom (owl. Only sweet, sound.
cracked grains are permitted to so into our feeds. Bonnie Little
Chick Food is not an experiment but is something that has been
carctuily tested, and there is nothing uacd that can not be fed alone
'wiih perfect aafety. Bonnie Chick Feed contain: the choicest im-
ported Millet: tine cracked charcoal. thoroughly dried and selected
grains. such as out meal cracked wheat, cracked kaillr, pens. tine old
cracked corn, which combined. make a loud beat adapted to produce
strong and vigorous chickens. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, nlwayl in the mind- of in custom-
crI——Bonnic Home Ground Food tor Horror, Catlin and Poultry.
The success of
AmericanlAgriculturcl Chemical Co.'s l Mape’s i Lister‘s
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes,
LAND PLASTER, AIR SLAKEO LIME. BARNYARD MANURE.
MURlATE OF POTABH, NITRATE OF CODA. TIMOTHY. CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS.
illiillll 1111111
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iury. Out lust Ont litanilocldoa
Against Dominick O’Connor
DANBURY. April 6.-A verdict in
favor of the defendant- was returned
by the jury in the case of Dominick
O‘Connor against Patrick H. Connol»
Icy, Emil Nance and the local Hut
Makera‘ annotation in the Superior
court. The jury was Out just one
hour.
The jury also favored the colon.
danis in a special verdict by answer-
ing “No." to the following question
which the courtinstructlid it to an-
llwal‘ by either “You" or “No."
“Were the trade agreement: be»
tween the union manufacturer-a and
the Unitcd Hatters of North America
agreeing to uno the union label of the
United Hinton; of North America and
to employ exclusively members of the
United Hatters or North America in
September and October, 1909, and
prior thereto except during the 10!-
doy period, contrary to public policy
in that they oppressively and unreas-
onably deprived journeymen butters
Who were not memberu oi the United
Haters of North America of the right
and opportunity to earn their living
at thclr trade in Danbury and vicin-
ity?"
The jury ueni out at 3 o’clock and
selected Fred B Frlcblc of Brookiloid
. ‘3 thup lulntift‘ in turn of that chm-1111."
Tho 1.1111111 on the Old 111111 11111111,‘
l
THE MAN THAT BUYS
A Moy er Automobile
l3 SURE OF ySATISFACl‘iON IN EVERY PARTICULAR
DEMONSTRATlON AT YOUR CONVENIENCE
AUTOMOBILES TO RENT by the hour, day, or wuek. Experienced
and car-amt Ohauflcun.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RiVER STREET Tolep‘iono 681-3 NORWALK. CONN.
no foreman. The ‘1??le was return
W l pd ill 4 o ‘cluck There were about 150!
faction
lpeople about the court house at tho: 1% WASHlNG'rON 8T. 3'“an
fume and sronwat interest was mania
floated in the. case. i 1
{ Judge Ralph Whunlor'u «harm to?
tht1 Jury occupied nearly two hout'ns
3 lie boguu spouking shottlt utter noon
:oud continued until rte-1.9.1111 at t o- t
1 (‘iOt‘li. Al 2 o'clock he t'vsumcd tho:
ohnrut' finishing one hour luter.’
tt'r t‘. Mt rt‘ilt, of counsel lot the plain
; tiff rcmnrkcd:
"No jury would return 11 verdict for
Attorney Howut'd W. Taylor, coun-
sol tor tho. defendants, was confident
tlmi the jury would return a verdict
You need not have trouble with your to
can lit you with a pair of Walkflvers till
be perfectly comfortable right from the mi
and 1that will look well and wear to your all.
Also a full line of ‘Boys‘ and
dron 11 Shoes. ‘ I
Ranges
unnr EVERY ‘
cooxtnn NEED
Only one range 1111.14 > ‘
quired to: either or
A Combination at
CONVENIENCE f
COMFORT and
ECONOM
lion; i-‘ortll unite :1 great prescription 1‘01 the removal of dead wel
. 111111111101 1111 111911 o no cribcd Va udiu
:Whlio thu jury 11:11. out \ttornoy \‘l'cil “Hafimd me magpie; Shu'i'i. n 111 Steel
shot' it and tiltrutlnn.
13,?
98 SOUTH MAlN STREET
Scientifically heat treated, this steel.“
it. tlocsn't (r1st'1llize
tho unt- of \ unudium Stool the height. of l’otd Model T has be
d nod to the 111l11ln1um—vtu‘t 1111111115 to the horuo- 1'1011111'.
is the 1211' 111' has no Mililil in the uorld for chcup maintenance and
‘tnhl ill il‘l‘ n11 dill
S. L. BENEDICT, Agent
It is the most a!
At the some tl
sou-1'11 nonwh
in his client 11 1111.01'
Mt Taylor 1mid alter the verdict
had been rctmned that ho considercd;
titc 011111111111 of tho 11111111 11 ill”i?inl\‘1& 11nd
swooping victory for union labor and:
,11111'1'olul‘11 for ilu.1 union luhui and for;
tho right cl omnlm 111111 to iuuku trhdu'
hurootnuntn pith lubot orgunizntlonufs
hitting a union lubol H11 said that
ethnic oi the points tlf‘t‘ldil'il by tho
‘1rl11l. «uncrinlly those pertaining to
tho 1151711611111.- 1'1 worn. entirely now in
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5. WALL OTREE‘T
NORWALK.
PHONE ‘88.
Everythingdn the Optical Line
EYéS Examined Free
0. B. J ackoon
Optician
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hope that the change of climate would ‘
over everything in the store without
buyinl anythinnmflilxouao mt. 3W} ,
m, but are you 1111111111111: W
customer-wi'mmln‘ 1
I 'bO' dolll‘l" 1: ' "
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den'I Km
The Paris Clark 81 Suit, House
515 Main St., Stamford. 33 Sp. Main St, South Norwalk
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Our New Spring Suits
Coats, Dresses 81
. ‘ .
Watsts
will win your trade if you one them, and hold your trade it
. you wear them. To get a thorough; understanding how good,
how beautiful they ”look, how varied are the modulo and hour
moderately they .1: priced, you will hdw1to 11111.1.
get a butter undcrstanding of how well titty wiilkwear, how
well titty retain their ahapo, you will have
ohuythctn. Witch you have done this you tire among the
THE HOME or Mn CLOTHES
We Alttir Frau
MT” 1
T61 ‘
hd'f that ailid drums in town. We are showing ‘
(-1 Paris Cloak and Shit House.
li‘onuciticut 11111! would :‘tttiuct ntlcn'
11.1111 from lnuvcru 11nd uttitlouts 11.,
‘ luhor pmbiomc till over the tountrt.
! it is mounted that tho. plaintiff «will
i tukc 1111 annual i
{ Tho 31111 111111 made up ms follows:
ll‘i‘ctl S I-‘rlsbic llromttlold; Sidnm H. '
18mph, licthul; George. ll. Edtvardnl
lllonroc; Churlos Turner, New Fulr-
‘iicld; Louis T. Brlccoc, Newtown;
i Editor 1‘. l1‘iclde,Rt1ddlng; William Ry
tan, Ridgcflcid; William A Stevens,
H Ridge-held; (‘httrlcu Powell, Sherman
"Nathan 13 Curtis, Trumbull; Loomia
3M Gould Weston and Frank \lore-
lhouse, Women.
The curse occupied three days last
week, making five daysln nil. Forty-
three witnesses were examined, all
l but one being for the defence 1111011
i may 'l‘mlor alone handled the case for
ithc defense, and Mr Merritt and At-
torney madden, or the mm or Daren
1 port. and Banks. Bridguport, looked
utter the luterostu of the plainth
The plaintiff asked 35 000 dumages,
charging that the defendants had il~
legally caused his discharge at the.
Howell, von1 Gal factory in September.
1909. He had been a member at the
United Hatters of North America, but,
upon returning to work {allowing the
tloup, he declined to pay the levied
assessments. His union card was
cont to the national omcera in New
York. and, as he stood suspended, the
other union workmen at the von Gal
“ factory quit work. All a result @0011
nor. was til-charged
Mr. O’Connor probably will return
’to Yonkcra, where he worked for a
time utter toning his employment
hero.
The case, the local batters and man-
ufacturers believe. has established a
precedent, and they are glad the mot-
tor has been threebcd out tborouxhlv
in the court.
W
IBSIN’O ccumonnmrtou.
In Ibsen”: manuacripta we can ac-
tually follow the th of on idea;
(looms-'11 what it critic“ and tun-
ttonc and altonthouuhil:
«111.1111 in hit conception from necro-
Iu hill:
ind they» «did trim
' ‘ tanning
EASTER SPECIALS
Fresh Eggs, per dozen,
1711115 Sugar .................. $1.003 Magnolia or Sweet Clover Milk"
Cllll ‘
-lbs. Sugar .. ............. 60c:
31' that h, little,
UNITED GROCERY COMP"
20 NORTH MAIN 51'.
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equipment
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RECEIVERS FOR coup MINE.
m
Application of Branford Stackhbldorl
it Uncxpoctodly Aoted Upon.
NEW YORK. April 1.1.-Frank Sul-
- livan smith and A; W Middleton were
today appointed by the federal district
court as receivers of the Alaska-Eb
nor Gold Mines Company of this city,
in a suit brought by Valdemar 1‘.
Hammer, of Braniord. Conn. The lia-
bllltioia are listed in the complaint as
$3,717,500 and the assets at approxi-
mately “122.000, although the total
value ia~not stated, The complaint
hiatus that the company owns the
“No Plus Ultral' Mine and other prop-
erty at Modern, cat, a controlling in~
tereat in the Bristol Consolidated
Mine: and smelting company, or Pl-
oohc. Nov, and stock ‘at the par value
of 31300.0” in the Ebnér Gold Min-
in: Company of Juneau.A Alanna. The
corporation in its comer admits the
allocation: made in tho oompldlnt and
join: in the toque» that receivers be
appointed. '
Celery, l’.‘1rsnips,Lettucc.
FOR SALE
The Land, Buildings and E :1
ment of the Concrete Bloc
Plant at East Norwalk' '
will be sold regardless at cost. Among the equipment will be fed
11510 h. p boiler, 3 Westinghouse automatic engine, a Worthington
pump, a National feed water heater, shntt hangers, chatting. Dill?
leys, water tank, smoke stack, wire cable, and, in fact. the entire
Also about 800 square feet of concrete blocks.
representative of, the company will he at the plant each afternoon,
until the equipment is disposed of. L ‘
one, one of the popular N
young men, has departed ton
months' trip to Vermont and};
Mr. Burton expectn‘ to return.
walk some time, but as this
certain thing at the time‘
parture. the yound men of th‘ '
canted him with a hand
cigarette case in apprecidtl
many fine works which a
monument to him in the ol
11111111110110. April t.—~Valdemtir '1‘.
Hammer «pro-«d surprlito today
When informed at the appointment ot
receivers for tho “MEN“? acid
l
meeting of the directors, Mr.
said. it had been decided to wt ‘
this ctep, and ‘he was at a‘ to t"
derstand the latest phase. .' "
NUTMEG CLUB MEMBER
Harry H. Burton Stat-icon
ell, Vermont, for a visit ind
Montreal, Canada. It is '
he expects to come back
tit-l in the cone.” but he _
when qucsttoaod concérhlttd. ‘
clon- in thin direction. , ‘ ‘
.l’runcs 1191' lb ................. 10c W linkers Cocoa 01 Choczo
llttttor. pcr lb. ................ 35c; lute ................. .......
lion litn' Flour. hug ......... Bile '3 Pink Salmon, 2 onus ....... ..
1! cans Milk ................... 25¢:l 3 cans Co 111 ......... .. ....
l.
Montha' Trip to Vermont;
Canada. '
Harry H. Burton. M M
Mr. Burton expected to'
MrJiurtonwnomM
Norwalk Chronicler