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in Dainty Gheokn. Stripes..
(irons Born and Moronrinod
Madras. '
CREAM 0:30“
25o, Mo and It s yard
E E K. BANKS
Mnhsokomo Hotel Block
South Norwslk
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‘Dnlniy White goivns at E. K. Books.
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Tomorrow is Dividend Day at Bech-
mun's. See advertisement.
Read about the Gordon hosiery in
I. Mullette‘s advertisement.
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J.
Rudy Stoddugoi is confined to his
lliotno, in llnvilund street with theuniA
3115111.,
(Inuit Francw. order of the Golden
\xill hold mot-ting, this
.I S-w pit u,
owning.
if you lire sufirrlng from the pangs
. oi‘ indigestion road Mount r 6': Flynn‘s
udvortisotncnt.
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(ins stoves for $12, lill‘liltl'l‘l)‘ $14.75.
Sui.» utlvcrtlsmncn: oi I.‘,lillt:‘d lilot'irir
Light & Witter (minimum;
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The advertlrornmt of tho Souin
Norwxx‘llt Savings Bunk will it‘ll )0”
the h'tjifrei of sittings
Coisois and lirnsslit»; um Tit slu-
slain at ~Qu:hcrmun A Son‘s this
Week. See adtcitlsouic‘ut.
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Willium W. Dunn and Thomas .1.
West, Jr., of Norwulk, ore spooning
“today in Bridgeport on" business.
\Valkéover shoes on.» satisfactory in
every respect. it you are interested
read Josem ,8: Sons' advertisement.
-—Marvel Vacuum Cleaner removes
every particle of dust. 86.50. Request
tree demonstration by card. 11’. it.
Austin; 123 Washington St.
Oscar .H. Bonito says: “The more
you see of the Mayor car. the Mayor
want one." The 1913 models are now
ready. Read “the new features, in the
advertisement.
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William B. Unholz, the South Main
‘dtroot butcher is moving his effects
‘mm the store in the Fluvius Clark
estate building whichwlll shortly be
I occupied by a big department store.
At the meeting of Uncas Tribe, No.
26, X. 0. R. LL, which was held last
evening, it’ was voted to procure some
new paraphernalia and the wngrlor's
degree was worked on one candidate.
~"Midsummor Night‘s Dream."
A Mendelssohn organ music and chorus
of lady voices. Nor. Cong. Church.
April 15, 8:15. ’
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: , 'I‘ohlih-t in the open house for the
‘Abusineas than of, the Not-walks "st the
Nutmeg Club’nnd all who attend are
assured it good time. An invitation is
unnecessary on all will be welcome
unnocesssry and all will be welcome
Who, wish to be present.
A . A special meeting of Court Laurel,
transition of Csstile will be held on
“ hiridsy evening in the now room, over
A Hart's theatre. to which place than
' V A muthtnrs have moved from the
‘1 mp building, in South Main street.
‘ M‘dho conclusion of the meeting the
doiron tooth will hold a. rehearsal.
Bascbali Guilds
A Now nnd Comiinto Lino
GLOVES ............. .
BATO.......... ...5o'toIi.oo
A!» I Compinto Linn of
" TENNIS GOODS
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WM. P BEERS
South Norw‘a‘k and Norwnik
‘ STATIONERY STORES
WEATHER FORECAST. ..
For Norwallt and vicinity; Fair to-
night and probably Thursday} light to
moderate West und'northwost winds,
Sonic rain is falling this morning in
the lower‘Mist-iinsippl Valley, but pious-
nnt weather prevails generally in oili-
cr sections east of the Rocky Moun-
tains. A long ridzo of high pressure.
extending from Florida nm‘tiiward to
Mlohignu, is producing motioruio loin.
peratnros in the custom portions. A
iii-illioilnod disturbancc lliill. has mov-
oil in from the Pacific iii now min-ax.
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TIH‘ l-wlw-tnnen ili‘i? urnvvllng l’ot‘ry
zivrnuc in tho pincos \Vt’lplli‘li out by
tilt i‘ut‘mnt storms L
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l
lion: loot ii .i’otiii ‘s Iiw whim-i,
orb 1.. iimndict :ig-nt i‘oy Ford
motor curs.‘ Ht,’lII‘l' rmnl utiwi‘tlnvw
mom. ‘ t
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Should} omino- tutAlmrii r. Monro, In"
Not-walk. has ivturnoti homo utter ul
visit of mléi'vl'iil limit with itiduoiicidfi
l'rltmdi-l. ' . l
Mrs. FmduriLk 112i“, Androu‘suuti.
Mrs. John Mutilation, of Wobllmri twirl
our. urn spending it nook wtli tripods?
in Doninn‘y,
telephonc;
lolin .i. i
with n curm‘ul driver.
Sow advortlsmnvnt of
car,
(M3.
Lune.
Mrs. Helen Smith, of New York city,
has returned home alter u visit with!
Mr and Mrs. P. W. .l‘. Andrews, oil
Wtstport avenue.
Julius Bndovsky lshbou’i to have a
building erected on the corner of El:-
und Lexington avenues. Ground has
shoddy been broken for the collar.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Becker. 0!
South Norwoiit ate the proud parents
of n bright baby daughter born this
morning. Monitor and child are doing
'nicely.
I
limos Doyle was arrested on A
charge of vngrsucy by Captain J. Hair.
ry Gibson yesteidny and at the Town
Court this morning he was sent to
Bridgeport jail (or thirty days.
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WillinAtn Hyatt, or Norwslk. was ink-
on with it fit in Wall attract. last night.
about 7 o’clock. He was taiton totho
police station by Captain 'i‘ilomns
Hunt assisted I)y._bystnnders and labor
recovered.
Box 34 called out the Norwsik lit-o
department to Chapel street at eight.
o'clock inst evening but the tire, cous~
ed by the overturning of slump in n
clothes oiosot, was out when they
reached the place.
» A map of the new Washington
street bridge was pincod in the win-
dow of honey & Howard's cigar store
this morning and now the Norwslk
features of the proposed structure.
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its a. finur, of” Roth-0nd Ivonne,
his voluIblo collie do; yesterday.
' ‘ ordinal was a victim of
p it discuss. spinal menin-
(In?! W: possible wu dono'
" 0. but the disease was
Mr. donor's friends ro-
Lvanri PEANNV‘nnAo. , .
NEW HAVE: Arrii luv-A. D. Pd
by, a lawyer of in city, but. l‘
of Bouthpori, dlnd at tho,
l port Hospitnl frbrn is cool
of disouos. Hg had boon
of the bar to you
dauphin" horn. t,
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“.2611: to «no ‘ ‘
Our stock of Brass. Enameled iron and Wood Bods for spring and
Summer roprmuts rhinos that are very untuunl. ‘
BRASS noon in rich and handsome offsets. with Li guaranteed lac-
quot that will not tarnish. 013.00 to "0.00;
‘ nuns/loud incN anon in root dainty Alum toss to «nab.
WOOD BEDS. in (hilt. Munoz-my, Wblm‘h‘nnniol out! diminution wnl.
nut” 1A.; doslxns that are particularly handsome; finish and con?
struciron of the bust. From 36.00 it! $40.00.
‘1! you need a Bed, Justice to yourself will not permit you to overlooit
our assortment and at prices that are the lowest possible.
An. COLLINS & ' COMPANY
A ‘ START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
' Something Good for Young Chicks.
The success of your broods, from the moment ihofi are out o! the
the" donation on the feed you use. Bonnie (‘blck nods home pro-
HIM. one the kind you can depend on to make lino. hesithy fowl-
and futuro sturdy isyers. We use not ouiy tho best and cleanest ms-
torisls, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically. to provide for
the youngest chick as well as the full grown fowl. Only swoot, sound.
cracked grains are permitted to go into our foods. Bonnie Little
Chick Feed is not an experiment, but is something that has been
carefully touted and there is nothing used that can not be fod alone
with perfect safety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the choicest im-
ported Millets lino cracked charcoal. thoroughly dried and selected ,
grains. such as out meal, crooked wheat cracked knffir. pens. fins old
cracked curd. which combined. make a food best adopted to produce
‘ stron and vigorous chickens MANUEL TORD HATCH.
rut in nusitty. lost in prion,
always in the minds of its custom
orb—Bonnie Homo Ground Food tor Horses. Catlin sod Poultry.
WWW years ago.
"American Agriétiiiumi ‘(IhomicuIAGoIs l Marie's i Lister’s
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes.
LAND PLASTER. AIR BLAKED
LIME, BARNYARD MANUME.
MURIATE OF POTASH, NITRATE OF SODA. TIMOTHY CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Opticinn
retry. . may»
O. B. Jackson
Eyes Examined Free
SI WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE #88.
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It you want to hiro :t roniioriulilo.‘
I people buvo~ an opportunity to soul the
' ‘ho pnt‘ml‘tind to establish 0. bnnl‘ouh-
, u the ninth
, M M Morality.
The Paris 'Cloak 8: Suit House
5: 5 Main St" Stamford.
. 33 So. Main St... SouthNorwalk
This Is the quality store tor Ladies” and Missos' Suits. Coats,
Bronson. \\ nisls, Skirts and (hornets
Quality must no in before our name goon on.
.orythitig else hero.
Wit consider qualiit ubovo ev-
Of course no boxer lull to show absolutely correct style, and we al-
ways make our price just as low as possible for tho qualities we
sell. but we never sacrifice quality to make A price
“"9 build this
business on the firm foundation of quality. We think you like that
kind of n atom.
We nltor froe.
we want your trade.
We are trying to deserve ii.
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FlllE assures unsrn ton
ALL THE cousin sittin-
' this or tilt rm ,
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Lively to the town counsel the mains
hers agreed that the problem before
them was a knotty one which would
demand” setup study before it shall he
arrived.
The meeting. was called to order by
Chulrmfih Arthurc. Wheeler. Besides
hechnhnpnn there were present Dr.
Henry :9... ishnror. Herbert 0.1?oilnrd.
Wilfred fiodwcll. Dr. Thomas Elliptic.
mm 1}, lpwrence. Dr. William J. Tro-
coy, Dr. “LAM. Cohurn and six of the
district committoomon. The minutos
or the previous mooring worn solid or
Secrotnry Bodw’eli and on motion no.
copied us told. '
uninvited ‘snvo
tit timolilo d trunnion. till oi:
A the principle involvedf Mr.
rodeo pontnudod that porrnluion
d not ho {rallied to and school to
h «Inhibit the bank, but that it 019’ m.
in ms to on permitted at all,; this
pntmholum LAfihould ombrnoo all the
choc]: cud Ihnt one school should nor.
III! “II other “book wishsd to do ill.
Ammo. in short .
' ion or Dr. chores,
. after this consolidation shall
~ in order
(Id the ins and outs, of consolidation 0!
the schools and defining the position
which will ho onloyod by the districts
have
been oflectnd.
somewhat technical and included some
complicated attentions for the board
to solve.
matter of equipping the schools with
fire escapes and told of the hood of
this improvement. lie explained that
to get an appropriation
through this year. it would he need»
«my oi: carry the matter up to the
Board of Apportionment in Mny.
ensued and it. was moved by Secretory
three be unpainted by the chairman to
lnvosdnnto the condition or the
schools in the town: in row-dc to their
need of lira escape. and co 'roport
back to on bond whethor or not an
Appropriation should bu requested it
this purpose. Chairman Wheeler no
[pointod Mri Bodwnil. Dr. China and
Harry Rider to constitutes the Locomotio-
don.
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COUNTY TIAOHIHI‘ MEETING.
Tho nnnusl convention of the Fair-
fiold sonny Touche" nssoointion is
to be hot, “midtown. Friday. April
26. , i in. of New York, will
address tho funeral meeting of the
morninn :0“ Hon. P. P. Clsxton. Uni-
tint or up stint-noon. .
hm
.Lprosidont oi“ lilo bunk is (‘hnrios ii
Everytmngln the Optical Line 1
The oxplsnnllon was. ‘
Secretory .Bodwell brought up the
Considerable favorable . discussion.
Bodwoii and voted that at committee of
M hilltop commissioner of continuous.
Bolero tho, .
dAnrtornoon «unions the
hoot crowns will .
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SAVINGS MIIK
(Continued from first page)
William ll Holly had boon connoc
Led with the Stamford fivings Bunk
since 1889 For tho greater part of
that time he had been chief bookhospv
er and was regarded as an excellent
accountant. He is said to have cov-
ered his alleged poonistions. which
oxtondod over a period of ten years
or more, by manipulslions of figures
in his books. .
Mslor Holly was arraigned in the
city court, appearing without counsel.
The complaint as read set forth that
he had taken $14,725 of the bank's
(undo. A demurrer was entered which
the court ovorruiod and fixed the bull
st “5.000 for hilt appearance before
the Superior CourL.l Miro the wow
outing attorney and the court sts‘tod
that a bond of $10. 000 would be ac-
copted. sud Holly‘s lrionds began an
effort to secure flint amount of bull.
Mulor Holly nppeurod very dejected.
He said very little when convorsed
with by the court officers. He had
spent most of the night in the lot-imp
after his arrest. lie was taken back
there. pending arrangements ior fur~
ninlilng a bond.
‘ While the complaint sets forth the
alleged embnzzlcmont of $14,725. it
nan inter stated and confirmed by
iclommisslonor Lippiti, that the total
losses as shown by the hooks are 333‘»,-
000. but considerable at this. as s
émonns of added counts, is barred by
I the statute of litnitntionu. the alleged
Speculations having occurred some
ruins nun no excitement iii the
bunk this morning. No incur,- than tho
ordinary withdrawal 01‘ funds bush
mass was donwdoi mils and other but;-
iiisss lining unusuctod up usnul.
'l‘lio bunk uiliriuls. it was stated to
tint bum boon uwnro for sumo time
that thorn. was A shortage tint! rerout-
l5 employed at him of Now lurk no
. rountonts to motto :i thorough multi-
‘3 ltiution of the books and other records.
uoinu buck sovorni yours. Holly con
lllllitid his employment up to yvslr-r-
inn; and nppuroiilly liuti no suspicion
llllil his nrrost was linpondinu. NVEIIRXI
tho imports bump the mobilization o?
lilo intuit it \i‘ns‘stutrtl littti :hu stop
\Vflti‘ propnrntory to Hit“ installation of
R new Hl’iiivtli oi liookhourinu soon ni-
lot the itppoiritmom recently of How-
hid r'i. iiuuitriiim its Zl't‘lihill‘t’l‘.
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'l‘lir .
i. ourtsintry. npmminoni linwinrss ruin.
guild tho \Iii-Ifiilrylnldi‘lii A! lac-z ‘i l.
\1 end. it retired more-hunt rind n itiisp
tool I stilts on nor.
. Holly is. it moinhor of one of Siam-
fortl‘n Ultivrt illlllIlII‘S. Ills futility
. spout u i‘L-n' yours in Missouri and he
:wuu born thorn during that sojourn.
; ilo uttondod illt‘: Stamford illgii
tSrhooi lllld was a clerk in stores
:hcro and .‘x’ow York before entering
" tho hunk. He joined the Connecticut
National Gourd in 1888 as a member
of Company C. or the old' Fourth 3138‘
intent. in 1892 he was appointed rogi-
gmeuml inspector of ride practice and
tivo vcnrs lut‘ci nits made inspector of
small arms practice on the stuff of
tho brigndicr general. holding that
position with the rank of major until
tho. soon! was reorganized at the
close of the Spanish-American war.
‘ lie ranked high high. as on ofllcer and
was for n time detailed to command
the Stamford company. while it was
without it captain. He is not married
and lives with his ‘widowod mother.
He is a mémber of amoral fraternal
organizations. .
The following statement was issued
today over the signature of “Bank
Commissioner Morris S. Lippitt:
“I can assure the people 01.8mm-
ford that they should not feel unoasy.
over tho trouble in the Stamford Suv-
ings Bank. fl‘he defslcntlon is small
and the bunk cannot "possibly lose
over $35, 000 The bank has a sur-
plus of over ”00.000 and can meet the'
unfortunate matter anally. I have
thoroughly nudltcd. all the other
banks of the city turd find them in ex-
celiont condition"
The Stamford Swings Bank is one
of the oldest institutions in the state
It was ostsbilshodlin 1851.
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LABOR MATTERS IN THE s‘pn‘li.
HARTFORD. April 10 ”thor Com
missionor Conndlly issued is bulletin
today dnnlin; with tho strum oi his
buronu for the past Idsosl ran. He
reports inst during $911 thorn Were
‘ as strikes in this state. involving ii,-
602 persons. The bulletin contains no
recommendations sod is lsrxoly devo-
ted to on index of the labor lnwi of
the stats.
ii.
BlioiiTIiiE ‘ is” until?
AbsdateyPure
. leere the florist biscuit,
'~cnke, hot- broads, crusts
‘,. or puddings are required
If ‘ Royal is indispensable.
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LEg‘: Royal is equally valuable
in the preparation of plain,
substantial, every-day
foods, for all occasions.
The only linking powder mode
from RoyalGrnpoCx-eam oi Tartar
Ila Alum—db limo Phosphates
It
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SMALLPOX BPREADING. NEW MASONIC LODGE BUl
NAl'tlA'l‘l‘CK. April 10.- Boron TORRINGTON, April mi
smallpox crises were reported todnppumnd officers and many p
milking the total tit; Four patientsI Masons of the state were born
weio released from quarantine. A ind:
of 1. MM rent by a doctor limit to his! day to dedicate the WW Warm
l‘iotnc nhitit nus under quarantine.E SHIN“ L “89, No. 55:1“- and
but instead he soul to the isolation Itii the new building of the '1”
hospital and will remain there. licihfilociric Light Company. Th
had heard of the good times the in min is considered one of theiixl
tlenin ucro buying at the isolationliiio strife The address of iii
‘Iio: pitnl. and this “its his (mix on use. lion this owning will be by R
for btouhing quarantine and turn all s- I tinm l“. English of Windsor, .i
regarding ilw doctor's orders. 3 Marshal,
FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Don't foot. it—Fordlt! It's almost as . .
economical—and you‘ll get th e r e.
quicker. safer. easier. The Ford has
made the horse and buggy a lavish ex—
travagance. It‘s the people's car—and
seventy-five thousa‘nd new Fords will
go into service this your.
And mark you this—there is no other
car like the Ford Model T. It‘s light-
est, rightest—qnost economical. The
two- -passengcr car costs but $590. f. o.
1).. Detroit, complete with all equip-
ment. the five-passenger but $690 To-
day get Catalogue rot from S. L. Ben- . A ~
edict, 98 South Main St. "
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