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' are anticipating the usual good time.
‘ The teachers and superintendent. ox~
" of the young people of. the Sunday
. Attorney George H. Voshurgli appear-
‘ of the house and refused- them admit-
" ‘talloei Min. Autora complained to
, . sued; The arrest was made by Chief
Children’s .
Rompers
A complete assortment in
Gingham. Seersucker and
Galntoa Cloth. at
25c and soc
E. K. BANKS
Mshsokemo Hotel Block.
south Not-walk
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William F. DeKlyn, of Mott avenue.
is spending the day in Ansonia on busi-
neas.
m
The Socialists will hold a meeting
this evening at their rents, in 3 Mon-
roe street.‘
The lfncas llayloft, .\‘o. 26%,1. 0.
R. M.. will hold its semi-monthly meet-
ing this evening in tile barb, in Wash-
ington street. 1
The monthly business meeting of the
Cigar .\iukcrs will be held this eve-
ning in the Labor Lyceum in Wash»
ington street.
The semivmonthly business meeting
of Court Mahackelno. .\'o. 33. Forest-
ers of America, will he held this eve-
ning inmlts hall- ill South Main street
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John Erickson was arrested yester-
day on a charge of drunkenness by
(ltiicer Frank S. Strntton. At the Town
(‘ourt this morning Judge William l-‘.
Tammany fined him $7 and mists which
were paid.
Quite‘a number ot'ttw ntimt‘nel‘ col
Olly came up yesterday for the da.‘
and were disappointed in the rain
which came in the afternoon. apoliinr.
a day that bid run to be. a record
spring day.
The Easter mail rush has tied up
' the work of the various post offices so
that the mails are all rather late to-
day. Some of the carriers were an
hour late in starting out on their
routes in Norwalk this ”morning.
ice 9. quarter of an inch in thickness
froze in the water'pnlls and puddles
about town last night. Then this
morning there was a flurry of snow
and these evidences of winter lead us
to think that spring may still be some
little timeaway.
--Delicious bread. cake, cookies and
biscuit. at Banner Bakery. Tel. 367.
Mich Beatrix Adlman daughter oi
Martin Adlman, superintendent of the
Old People' s iiome, left today for New
York city to amend a theatre party
this evening at the Metropolitan Opera
House. given in her honor by her cou-
sin. Dr. M. F. Lautman.
The primary department of the
South N‘or‘wulk Baptist Church will
hold its annual Easter party in the
church this evening, unless the weath
or is stormy. in which eventathe adair
until‘li o'clock and the young people
tend a special invitation to the pueblo
school.
Antonio Autora, . who wan arrested
on a warrant issued by Prosecution
ed in court this morning before Jitdqe
New on Sale
Bookletsanchtters,
Beds
' l
'Our stock of Brass, Enameled iron and Wood Beds for Spring and
Summer represents values that are very unusual“
the South . Norm-ll: Congregational
Church yeiiterdayunorrllng, at which
time the sum of 0630 was contributed.
It was the hopes of the pastor and
obnarentionithat the thousand-dollar
msrlr mlght'be reached. the church
having an outstanding debt to this
amount. Another attempt will be made
mainlns 3370.
war r. BEERS
' srartonanv arenas
South Norwa‘k and Norwaik
struction of the best.
A. J. COLLINS
“A“ .508 in rich and handsome effects. with a guaranteed lac-
quer that will nob tarnish. 013.60 to ”5.00.
Inmates men “on in mi dainty designs, «on to mono.
WOOD BEDS. in Oak, Mahogany, White Enamel and Circassian Wei-I
nut. in designs that are particularly handsorde; finish and
From $6.00 to $40.00.
If you need a Bed. justice to yourself will not permlt'you to overlook
our assortment and at prices that are the lowest possible.
con-
& COMPANY
uTuturtrm
arouses ntvorcr
DETROIT. Mich Avril 8,—«birs. Ber-
tha Snyder, wife of Walter J. Snyder.
who was stabbed to death in New York
lives with her mother at 1040 Vermont
avenue, Detroit, and according to her
from Snyder.
was‘ Bertha Yeager.
“Jane."
heard him refer to Mary Karna.
other woman.
"Later i started suit to make him
support me;
i am still Mrs. Snyder,"
NEW liRl'l‘AiN, April 8.-—The inm-
..
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday; rising tempera-
ture Tuesday; brisk westerly winds.
diminishing. The storm that passed
over this vicinity yesterday afternoon
is now central near "Eastport, .\ie.
Pleasant weather with temperatures
below the normal prevails generally in
all sections east oi the Rocky .\loun»
thins.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, .‘i'l'; maxi»
mum. 44». Partly. cloudy.
Douglas Fowler Post, (i. A. It. will
hold its weekly business meeting this
evenina’.
pm
BTART YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Something Good for Young Chicks.
The success of your broods, from the moment they are out of the
sheii,
depends on the feed you use.
Bonnie Chick Feeds, home pre-
pared, are the kind you can depend on to make line, healthy fowls
and future sturdy lay.ers
We use not only the best and cleanest ma
terials, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically, to provide for
the youngest chick as well as the full grown fowl. Only sweet, sound.
cracked grains are permitted to go into our feeds.
Bonnie Little
Chick Feed is not an experiment, but is something that has been
carefully tested. and there is nothing used that can not be fed alone
with perfect safety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the choicest imv
ported Milieu, fine cracked charcoal,
thoroughly dried and selected
grains, such as oat meal. cracked wheat cracked kafflr. peas, fine old
cracked corn, which combined. make a food best adapted to produce
strong and vigorous chickens.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers—-Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
m.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.'s l Mspe's i Lister’s
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes,
LAND PLABTER, AIR SLAKED' LIME.
BARNYARD MANURE,
MURIATE OF POTASH, NITRATE OF SODA. TIMOTHY, CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
RAYMOND
BROTHERS
ily of lilies Helen Caufleld, who it is
said. eloped with Walter P. Snyder,
who was killed in New York yesterday,
refuse to give any information con
cernlng her whereabouts. They say
they know where she is. that she has
and that they are positive she was not
with him in .\'ew York.
.\'EW YORK, April 8.-—An inquest
into ..lhe death of Walter J. Snyder.
editor of Sports of the Times who
died yesterday from stab wounds in
manicurltig her nails and drawing hot-E
violently to him. The) were quarr-el
inn at the time sited tit-limes.
Awarding to Mrs. Snidet‘ a slim to
iiw police. her husband left the built-
room whom he had prepared a Illllh..
and dawned water over but She re
the annoyance.
, sued.
and when he drew her to
hinder: entered his breast.
flour wounds.
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‘Stleltnlan Janus ..‘i ”mun has a:
form of men fit work on lilo! \illnonl
Point loud
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Dr. Frank J. Kelley. of .\’ew York.
spent Sunday at his parental home in
Maple street.
i
(‘haf‘les Lee of" New York city, a;
nunnncr resident at Belle islawnd spbtit‘
yesterday at that resort.
The weekly dance. of the life am"
era was held at Arion hall Saturday,
evening and was well-attended. ‘
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Thc directors of the Norwnik Hos-
THE MAN THAT BUYS
A Meyer Automobile
IS SURE OF SATISFACTION IN EVERY PARTICULAR
DEMONSTRATION AT YOUR CONVENIENCE
AUTOMOBILES TO RENT by the hour. day. or week. Experienced
and careful Chauffeurs. 1
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET
Telephone 6814
NORWALK, CONN.
l, HOWARD-LAWRENCE.
}
, Pretty Wedding Ceremony at the Non
walk Congregational Church.
At noon Width in the .\‘lizualk l Jll
unnationul parsonage in least ntcuue
Miss Aliclaidos Laurence, daughter ox
,Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton L"'lli\ltlil".( of
15 School street. became tlw bride ol
Samuel M. Howard. son at Mr and
Mia. .lutncs liountd or ittond ililcr
l .\llsa Loun- -nce was nearly attired in
i" trawling suit with a hat to match
Gilly
pita] are scheduled to hold a regular
business meeting tomorrow evening.
R. L. Coburn will leave tonight for
a business trip to Virginia and North
Carolina Mr Coburn will remain
about a month.
Palestine Castle, No. 2. A. O. K. of
M. C., will hold its weekly businectI
meeting , this evening in its hall in
Washington Street.
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the thical Line
Eyes Examined. Free
WALL svnart‘r
nonwaut.
PNONI m.
Uncas Tribe of Red Men held their
weekly dance in‘ the Wigwam, in Wash-
ington street, Saturday night. The
adair was largely attended.
.——.—.——_—
The Smith family, of New York,
were among those of the Belle island
summer residents who spent yester-
day at their attractive cottage.
, O
The county commissioners hhve no-
tified the interested parties that they
will not sit in the Layden remorl-
strance case today as Commissioner
Simeon Peace is cenilned to his home
with illness. Attorneys Leo Davis and
John Keogh were to preheat their ar- -
guments.
A special offering was taken up at
in the near future to secure the re-
Wllllam if. Tammany‘l Two weeks and,
the man threw his wife and son out
the prosecutor and the .warrsnt was is-
William 3. Pennington and Officer
tel-day afternoon, while working about
his yacht. Diik. James O'Brien. Will-
lism Moflugh, Fred '1‘. Coleman and '
Vic were sporting on board the/Diik
and suddenly Mr. illerris was urged
somewhat roughly to in
He did so and after u ‘
clothes. ventured out on; do“ ma.
only to get Manned With inseam
Victor W. Ferris is reported to have
been the victim of two duckings, yel-
vi
editedi‘m
its. not been made public by the mill
WM. ' ‘
Ware,
the'kfbe‘obild ndvsnoe in wages.
‘ 'W,rlnl spinners, weavers and
dress room employee of the Great
WM
5:5 Main St.. Stamford.
The Paris Clock (81‘: Suit House
33 80. Main St., South Norwalk
This is the quality store for
Dresses. Waists. Skirts and Corsets
erything else here.
ways make our price just
sell,
kind of a store.
we alter free.
um comm
ll WADE ADVIIIIIE
BOSTON, April 8.-More than six
thousand operatives In New Enkiand
cotton, woolen and worsted mills bene-
fited by wage advances which became
effective today.
accordance with the raises announced
'by seventh;
ers diam '
The increase was in
,{w England manufactur-
past few weeks.
in William 8,100 employee ben
hhpemntsab of advance
rhinos employs: include soo at the
Pslm'er Cotton Hill, at Three Rivers:
six hundred at the Thorndike. and 600
at the Sooton Duck Company at Bonds-
es of the Oils Company in
the number of 2 .000 received
Waring Company at flour
or“. N. 8.. benefited by tile loc-
of fly. per csn upside:
‘ advance of top Per cent. plain
Quality mum go in before our name
or course We never fall to show absolutely
as low as possible for the qualities we
but we never sacrifice quality to make a price
busiuehs on the firm foundation of quality.
.We want your trade. We ate trying to deserve it.
Coats.
We consider quality abOve ev-
goea on.
cgrrect style, and we al-
Ladies' and Missea‘ Suits.
We bttlld this
We think you like that
FIRST OPEN CAR. ‘
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Rain- Interrupted Springllke Osmon-
station.
The management of the Connecticut”
Company put an open our on the Stani-
ford city line run yesterday afternoon,
but it was rather early and than the
rain put all other “tempts for open
can out of the question. Today they
would indsb‘d be out of place.
Superintendent Cbrlries A. Copley
stated on Saturday night that he is
having all the open cars made ready
for the coming season. No new ones
will be received in" Norwalk this year,
but the old ones. several of which
were new last year, will be repainted
and repaired so that they will appear
The summer schedule is some little
[time am still. but it is expected that
a more satisfactory one will be in
force this year than in previous sum-
"It“ ,I ., .
WILL Tm? ITIAMII.
Not-wall: city officials will test out
the rebuilt steamer-on Wednesday sf.- »
“m of WC week.
[Lita simple accompaniments.
lieu relatites were present
lice was performed by Rm Ernest.
,l‘. .\icGrc-goi, pastor of the church
.\iiaa lmureucc has been employed
in Tristram & lliau's store in \\ ailI|
she has endeared herself to her asso-
iute clerks and lo the management.
manner.
in her married life. .
Mr. Howard is associated with the
iron Steamboat Company, of New
York, as chief engineer, and it was
sengers on the Grand Republic on July
on the leturn trip from Rockaway
Beach to New York were saved.
immediately after the ceremony the
couple departed on a wedding trip to
Atlantic City and Philadelphia, Pa.
After their trip they will take up their
residence at 27 Lenox avenue, White
Plains, N. Y. ”
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED AT
. 1 PARTY.
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Ml‘. and Mn. Jacobovlu Entertainer!
A Company," FriendO.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacohovitz. of 8 Cross
street. south Norwalk, entertained a
number of their friends yesterday at
a party. at which the engagement of
Hyman Lciher and Miss Eva ‘Wald-
marl, both of New York, was announc-
ed. The affair was a happy one and
the young couple were the recipients
of the best wishes and congratulations
of their friends assembled together.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Epstein, Mr. and Mrs. P.
M Needle, Mrs. mule Josclod and
son. M. L. Needle and Mr. and Mrs.
Jacobovltz. Mr. and Mrs. lease Hel-_
fant. Jacob Helfsnt and Miss Rose
Helfant: all of Silvermine. Louis Weld-
man and Edward Wsidman. both of
New York, brothers of the prospective
bride. and Samilel‘Mber, of New
Neck, brother of thoracic.
The Btabell buildint. which for years
has“ awed in Washington street and
had been regarded by” many as a land-
faction.
Walk Over Shoes
You need not have trouble with your feet We -
can fit you with a pair of Walk-Overs that will
be perfectly comfortable right from the start
and that will look well and wear to your min;
Also a full line of Boys’ and Chil-
statement. she never had been divorc-
“We were married August 3, 1904.”
said Mrs. Snyder, whose maiden name
"He left me to
run away with an “salinity" named
About three years ago I returned to
him in Hartford, Conn. and than often
But
he left me and ran away with still an-
Ibut i never got a divorce
not been with Snyder for a long time..
Inioualruled. tilte- said, and be repeated:
She warned him not}
to do so again, she declared, and he,
'grulihed her hands and a scuffle on.
I The scissors opened. she said.“
him, the,
There were
and the ceremony was \cly rum in
'l he scr- ‘
street for a number of years, where;
and where she has made many friends}
among the customers by her pleasing?
All will wish her all success;
due to hie heroic efforts that.the pas“
6th, 1910, when the accident occurred
Henry Ford wrote in
automobiles when he
sive——and the toughtest steel.
By the use of Vanadium
duced to the minimum-60 pounds to
rival in durability.
I98 SOUTH MAIN STREET
flirted by scissors in the hands of his 1‘ “’5 SW” ------------------ ”WI MRSDOIIE or Sweet Clover Milk,
wife. was planned by the coroner to- 28 12 lbs. Sugar ......... . ..... 50c] can ......................... ”10¢
day “no Snyder, who Is held an al Prunes. per lb. ................. 10c} W Baker‘s Cocoa or Choco-
homicidal Charge. declares (hill her Butter, per ”J ................ 35¢] Mlle ........................ “.1“
husband inflicted the wounds himself; lien ilur iv‘loul. bag ........... .wcl Pink Sulmon,2 cans .......... ...28o
by seizing her hands while she was] ‘.i cans .\iilk ................... 25c] 3 cans (‘otn ................. ”.250
St lnath Kale, (.‘elery, Parsnips, Lettuce.
UNITED GROCERY COMPAN'
:20 NORTH MAIN 81'
FOR
i
will it,» so'd regardless of cost.
in: watct ititiii, smoke stack, w
equipment. Also about 2300 squa
rtpreaintnme of the company will be at the plant each afternoon
until the equipment is disposed
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I [Will illilll
Differences of Mr. and Mrs. H.
foster Make Trouble for .
Many Others
Real causewbooze. Immediate
cause-Mrs. Henry Poster. The at-
l fair itself—a many-sided fight. The re
suit—40m“ arrests. The ultimate re<
bulk—three fines and a continuance.
The real troubleT—a family now.
And all because Mrs. Henry Foster
lhad imbibed. a fight. which caused a
great stir about .\'orwalk‘s crowded
streets on Saturday night, was preclp
[ itated and it was necessary for the po-
ilce to take some drastic measures to
quell the disturbance,
it seems that Mrs. Foster went“ to
visit her sister, Mrs. Benjamin .\ic-
,Cryne, on Main street, and her hus-
band also appeared nftcr a short time.
Fo'ater called his wife down and slap-
ped her face.
McCryne's manhood swelled within
him at the sight of a man striking a
woman and he started an argument
which precipitated the start of .the
fight. mater claimed to have been
soaked with a kettle of hot water, but
was dry outside when arrested. ,'
At any rate McCryne, wishing no
further trouble, went down stairs to
procure a growler of beer from Mace's
saloon. Foster with the humiliation
of'being taken to task for disciplining
his spouse, followed. becoming augrler
at every passing moment.
Foster mixed things up‘ in the sal-
oon and fought a round or two with
the unwilling, but ready McCryne, and
who then thrown out of the cafe.
McGryne snd'Augustus Adams met:
the beer was purchased'and old friend-
ships rose in their memories, so the
two dlssppegred down DoKlvn'mailev
to stake thelr' thirst from the nail.
. Foster was awake [and still on the
job with ~his tight. He followed and
sailed in even htfore the’ foam had
been removed from the beer. A han-
great prescription for the removal of dead weight.)
prescribed Vanadium Steel
Scientifically heat treated, this
shock and vibration. it doesn t crystallize. steeld
Steel the weight of Ford Model T has been
is the car that has no equal In the world for cheap maintenance and
S. L. BENEDICT, Agent
EASTER'SPECIALS
iFresh Eggs, per dozen,
The Land, Buildings and Equip
ment at" the Concrete Block
Plant ,at East Norwalk
Among the equipment will be found
l n 30 ll. p. boiler. n \\ estinghouse automatic engine, a it orthlngton
,mnip a National feed water heater. shaft bangers. shutting, pul»
lilililillS Ill NURWIiKl
dren s Shoes.
M. Josenl 8i
It is the most 003%
the horse- power At the same time
~ sou-m nonwat.
2‘.
SALE
ire cable. and, in fact, the entire
re ieet of concrete blocks. A,
of.
i The police first heard of the
from Hoffman who claimed til
had been assaulted by Adams.
Charles F. Page receixed the
pluint and got but to Adams 511'
Ctvne. (‘u upiuln Thomas Hun
“id of the tremble and was
the scene. He- and Officer Pair.
\ict‘iync and Adams to Water
and lockeq them up.
Then they went back Ioo’l'dn
Foster They Went to th ‘
w here Foster‘s wife was and
llubbv and his, intoxicated w‘
in Then began a circus,
Hunt nailed Poster and started
him out and about this time M
for nailed Officer Page. Th
were having all kinds of
finally each came out on to
losing their dignity, althotl
Foster took all the buttons
Pages coat for souvenirs, ..
Captain Hunt got Foster t ..
tion, the man accompanyln
through the streets as meek .
lamb. But when the captain will:
ter to get,in the call, this who“
nal for a muss to be tapped.-
Thomas Leatheriand who hop
be in the station and the cunt
slated that Foster go in, and a
he showed some fight be,
without a shadow of a doubt.
All were in court this mo .
Judge Edward M. Lockwood ‘l
to the tektinrony. When it-
the pail of beer he wished
what ultimately became of th
growier." 'Adama spoke up
“The nail was arrested on
tial evidence of being full, '
sharply rebuked. .
Judge Lockwood decided ‘
family squabble was excuse
cuil‘ the case anything butw
one another lined the’ three
ouch without costs. They no
Foster’s case was continued
weeks.
of Stamford. is to bexmarried
nesday in that city to Mi
Role Butler. a Wallingford.
Mr. Oifen is wen-known
dy window suit was there and some-
one got a tight grip on it. swlnlina
it round and round with tolling effect.
marl, I! 3.1““ to mm.“ This was too much for Harry Hoffa Cont-or. formerly
~ street. ’l‘li‘e’ m started il‘lnohs drug em
dsyand Month's building l‘s'f sh Oonmylsnowopp
having at one time use
prion clerks in.
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