» 'of Mrs. C. V. Stow, of Lincoln avenue. I ‘. her 30th, but sentence was suspended. . which was held last night. plans were in Dainty Checks. Stripes. Cross Bars and Mercuriiiod Madras. CREAM SHOES 200. 606 and 01 a yard E. K. BANKS Mahackomo Hotel Block South Norwalk ' WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night; Saturday fair and warmer. fol. lowed by increasing cloudiness. Pleasv ant weather with moderate tempera- tures prevails this morning east of the Mississippi River. A well-defined dis- turbance. with barometer reading 29.4 is central near Denver, Colo. it is pro- ducing unsettled weather with local showers between the Rocky Moun. talus and the Mississippi river. The greatest rainidii was 1.30 inches at Bismark. N‘. D. A thunderstorm was reported from Green Bay. Wis. WEATHER A YEAR AGO ‘TODAV. Temperature: Minimum. 39; maxi- mum, 49. Clear. Court Narrult, .\'o. 58, F. of A._ held a regular meeting last evening. ...—.4“ Deputy Sheriff John H. Blake. Vol Not-walk. was a recent visitor in Cos. Cob. _.. .....-_.—— A. B. C‘rossman. of Mount Vernon. spent yesterday in Norwnlk on busi- ness. Staples and NDI‘WBIR high schools will meet at baseball tomorrow. ——l.stest style Hilts at O‘Brien's. I O W. F“. Chadeayne, of Gibson Ter- race, ls spending a few days in New York state. ’l‘. J. Murphy. of Bridgeport. former. ly of South’hlorwallr‘, has gone to ire land for a visit. ...—......— Mlss Marguerite Groves. of Port Cheater. spent yesterday with Miss Ethel Stevenson. of Livingston place. Miss Helen Mayhew. of West Tis- bury, Martha‘s Vineyard. is the guest Mrs. ‘Andrews. who has been under. going treatment in the Non-walk Ros» pital,.was discharged from the insti- tution today. “Midsummer Night's Dreamli Mendelssohn orgun'music and chorus of lady voices. Nor. Cong. Church. April 15, 8:16. . Attorney J. Belden Hurlbutt, of Nar- walk, who is quite ill, in slightly im~ proved in condition this afternoon and his friends are pleased corres pondingiy. AlmOn E. Rice, 9. panhandler, was arrested late this morning by Chief Thomas motherland. He was intoxi‘ cated. Rico was arrested on Decem- Patriok Nolan, James Conroy. Ed- ward McAiiister. John Lane and George Collins. of The Norwalka, spent Wednesday evening in Bridge- port, having taken an automobile ride. At‘ the meeting of the Trinity, Branch of the Girls' Friendly society. Baseball Goods GLOVE! ..............20c to ”.00 IATI ....................5oto01.00 Alcoa Comploto Lino of TENNIB GOODS ‘ ——A'r-- WM. P. BEERS South Newark and Norwalk STATIONERY STORES W EIIIIIIIIIIII IHE ' Jllii flRiIIIII Mrs. Nicodemus Acquiiied for. Murder on the Ground I of Insanity 1 I _._..___. I i c view Nicodemus on trial for the last; three weeks for the murder of hell husband, was llt,‘()llili9d by the jury? yesterday on the ground that sht- wus' insane. custody of her counsel, after the force: ‘man of the jury had told the courta that they believed that, while thoi young woman was insane ill the. time: she shot her husband. she was in her1 right mind at the present time. Mrs. Nicodemus lit-capit- hysterical: when she heard the verdict. and. threw her arms around the foreman‘ of the Jury and her counsel. i Mrs NicOdemus. twenty years 010.; killed her husband, Frank Nicodemus.:i last October, and then tried to kill} herself. According to her testimony; she was driven to the act by her hits-i band's extreme cruelty. : The trial was marked by many hrs-l tericai outbursts on the part of the? defendant and her account of heri troubles on the Witness stand fro-i. fluently moved the jury and spectators; to teams. I A. Dwight Keep. of .i. .u. Layton a: Co.. spent yesterday in New York 0112 business. Attorney John Keogh, of South Nor- walk. is spending the day in Bridge- port on business. The Metropolitan insurance office. will close at noon Saturdays, "begin- ning Saturday, April 13. . James B. Hawley and James Eng- lish, of Dartmouth College. who have been visiting friends in South Nor- walk, returned to Hanover. N. li.. this morning and will resume their stud- ies next week. At a special meeting of the Journey- men Barbers' Union which was held last evening at the Hoyt's Theatre barber shop, Charles Oddo was chos. en delegate to represent the local un- ion at the state convention to be held in Bridgeport on April 15th. Chief‘ Thomas Leatheriand, of the Norwalk‘ police, has received 'a com- plaint about the condition of the Glea- son woman and is making an attempt to have her and the baby admitted to the Norwalk Hospitdl. tit ls quite like- ly that she will be removed to the lo- cal institution this afternoon. Olive Branch Dodge, No. 10. Knight: of Pythias. held its regular mastic! mado for‘holding a dance sometime next month. A committee comprised ' f . of. "mu Jmphinu Oldfield. Mics V i‘ Louilo School) and Miss ‘ dinner was appointed to make the ' ' who. Fiona wore also model "for In: some tableaux in‘tho near cat's conclusion of tho V retort. 5‘ " hmontl ware served Louise! last evening at which time an invitap‘ tion mil received from Excelsior Lodge, of summit, to attend a moot. lag of that lodge to be hold; out Truraday evening. The invitation was accepted .and those who are plug plug to‘ attend wili‘tako Mills-0‘s! olocktrain. ‘ ‘ '- Mon‘or nil Int”, menu In Tho , Beds Our stock of Brass. Enameled iron WOOD IEDI. in Oak. Mahogany, atructlon of the best. A. i; COLLINS Bummer represents values that are very unusual. ,/ IRAS. “O! In rich and handsome effects, with a guaranteed ‘30-. querthut will not tarnish. 013.50 to 005.00. INAMIL£D IRON BEDS in real dainty designs, 02.00 to 026.00. nut, in designs that are particularly handsome; finish and From 00.00 to “0.00. if you used a Bed, justice to yourself will not permit you to overlook iour assortment and at prices that are the lowest possible. and Wood Beds for Spring and / White Enamel and Circassian Wai- “fill 8. COMPANY NEW YORK. April i'.’.-—.\irs. ilvlltyi She was discharged in theg ‘ START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT Something Good I The success of your broods, from shell. depends on the feed you use. pared. are the kind you can depend on to make fine, healthy fowla and future sturdy layers. We use terials. but we proportion our mixt the youngest chick as well as the Chick Feed is not an experiment. carefully tested, and there is nothing used that Can not be fed alone Bonnié Chick Feed contains the choicest im- ported Miiiots,flns cracked charcoal. thoroughly dried and selected with perfect safety. grains, such as out meal, cracked cracked corn, which combined, make a food best adapted to produca strong and vigorous chickens. First in quality. last In price, era-«Bonnie Homo Ground Foodf gag—W LAND PLASTER, AIR BLAKED MURIATE 0P POTASH, NITRAT AND RED TOP GRASS CEED. RAYMOND cracked grains are permitted to go into our feeds. American Agricultural Chemical Co.'s ,l Mape's I Lister's Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes, or Young Chicks. the moment they are out of the Bonnie Chick Foods. home we not only the beat and cleanest ma~ urea scientifically, to provide for full grown fowl. Only sweet. sound, Bonnie Little but is something that has been wheat, cracked ltaliir. peas, fine old MANUEL TORO HATCH. always in the minds of its custom- or Horses. Cattle and Poultry. . COUTH NDRWALK Fill ALARM IOXII l‘lro Alarm and outer. at ”I?“ Works. olcp one for fire a nu. N . u. l-quhlngton and North lain Ill» Mob-clump Hotel. i—xDo and Mood Eta. wt“ 0 Corset Factory, privato. .‘cyt a Theatre. “um-lit Bangui. I—hdualo Hall. “lord and City Retold was t. l—aWut BL. Franklin achool. I—uxgclmoord BL, Concord and Unoola B oola. ii—North Main and Ann Bu. iii—H’i’h St. and Dayton Au. 1 a orwolk iron orlta. i —W t Au. and Coda: ll—g, Boluml Wont Ave. at 1t 3t. and Taylor An. all Avo. and we at. FChoatnut and our Sta. u~ South lain and nroo Sta. as—— . xington vs. and Austin t. flu» on an int Grove its. li-South lain 8L. between Grove and Meadow Btu. u—xgu) Electric Works. lino It. ”—1 ring and mats. id-«a sviland an Ito: Its. I'l—vaucltwood 3. On. dl-Nrfleld An. and Oodar It. iz—Tayior Ave. and South at. 43~Woodward Ave. nod Meadow Bt. ib—gurmt and Quinton! Aves. and Water t. id—Woodwud and Lowndoo Avon. Bl—Ooldon Hill at. and Elmwood Ava. Ez—Wuhlngton at. Bridge. ill—Freight yard and Ann HL. privato. ' MmNcrwailt Look 00.. private. ”£1 Denotes non-interfering boxes. ( ) Master box. from which tho num- ber of any box can be sounded. One stroke at 10 noon and I p. 13.. standard timc.'1- Ono stroke at odd times, tooling or line open, 1- Two atroltoa after an alarm. fit. out. r0- callu department, 1-1 . “Thine! sliow atrokso. water to bo shot 0 v- not At 12:06 1:. m.. ouch Ween-today. a ho: Iafiulied for toot. re alarms for an district also re- colvod by .teioohono. d. NORWALK FIRI ALARM. iii—Corner of Main and Wall Streets. an... ,21—rileldcn Avenue and l'nlon Place. 22——iiiring Hill and Kellogg Street. ill—minim: i'ark. . couple“ Avenue and Berkeley Street. LIME. BARNYARD MANURE. E OF SODA. TIMOTHY, CLOVER BROTHERS Optician O. B. Jackson Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free 0| WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE 430. . The Paris Cloak & Suit House 33 So. Main St.. South Norwallr 515 Main St.. Stamford. mm... .— ...... This is the quality store for Dresses. “hints. Skirts and Corsets. Quality must go in before our name goes on. eryihiug else here. Of course, we never fail to show ways make our price .101 as low as possible for the qualities we sell, but we never sacrifice quality business on the firm foundation of quality. We think you iikcthut We want your trade. We Ill'e trying to' deserve it. kind of a store. We alter free. COURT CECILE ANNIVERSARY. Third Year of Existence to be IColo- ‘ bratod Apr-II 25. Court Cecile, No. 105. Daughters of Castile, held an important meeting last evening, at which time it was vol-4 ed to celebrate the third anniversary of the court‘s inception on Thursday evening. April 25th. Titers will be an entertainment and supper for the members. . on Wednesday, May 22nd. at May Dance will be held in the Town As- sembly all. it was further voted to accept the invitation of Court Laurel. No. 106,‘ to be present at their initia» tion on next Tuesday night. Idem- hcrs will meet at the clubhouse at 8 o‘clock. All the members. of the court fho anticipate attending the class lnitia» tion of Court Laurdlton, Milford. on Sunday will take tho‘12:lo car from ~ the Bogtoa store corner. dun-..- occs‘kituio. qt vouch—Ig- fl confirms chewy-m WMOI'I iii- and Busy. ' l j'ji‘“tho‘Paat m Ill-yo. . . . .sDtIl Warden Howard V. Worden. .of Nci'wailt. was called to Strawberry Hilbfyoiitcrdly tgvvlhooi the dog of an Italiiit‘ruidont. Nothing was the matter with the animal, but the own- u“ did not want to get into any trou- ' the with him‘In the future. A dog with the dumb rabies, a than . oughbrod ”collie, belonging to J. D; Muddy. of c Orchard street, has been taken in hand' by Dog warden Worden *Iudullibo shot. at once. Dr. Gilbert M. unsure secured the dog and tech . him' to hil stable in Main “1‘9“.”th , be In! kept over right. w'l‘iioro! are several, do” . l J are suspected I Ladies' and lilsses' Suits. Coats. We. consider quality above ev- absoluteiy correct style. and we al- to make a price. We build this Patent Medicines 'Kumor'. swamp Root, soc. ....... 45c iKlImcr’a Swamp Root, 0‘! ......... 85o 'Konnady‘a Favorite Rom, 01......850 Dr. Piorcc's Fav. ProacrlptIcn, 01.350 W. F. Wigmore 81 Co. bauooia'ra ‘ James. PARKER. Manager. 8 No. Main so, do. Not-walk tat LP ALADIES' UNITED wmsv. Mrs. James Golden entertained the members ofthe Ladlec't United Whiat Club yesterday afternoon. The first prize was won by Mrs. George God- trey. the second by Mrs. 0. w. Ste- vens and the third by Mrs. J. Ru- dolph Loubsphcr, Jr. The next meet— Ing‘ willxbofhcld'on Friday afternoon of point when with Mrs. Lanbscher. at Iher home In Bridgeport. ‘ ,Consiablc Henry C. 801W had an 'unusual ehpériencs yesterday, when the Betta boys whom he took to the State Reform School in Maiden, were refused admission at that lustitutlott for tho reason that incorrigibiea and truants under ten years of age can- not, under law, be admitted to the 'ro‘ form ,Ichooi. Constable Bolsor gave the happy boys the time of their lives on the return. trip. and their and the little culprits released under prelim-local» moon our? day to Don- utchld Tamar. ‘ 02~~~0n The i 3dl- KP)‘I§(‘I’ St. and Pins lilil Ave. " not) between the hours of 6 p. m. cases have been continued for; month '. 27~-Frunklin Avenue and Lyneo Place. aim-Gus house. (Private box). 32-J‘l‘ert Avenue and Merwin Street. % 33»-~linrbor Avenue. and Orchard Street. illiwtlhapul Street and Harbor Avenue. -.’lo-~\'I’ciit Avenue. near the armory. lilo-«$tcvcns Street antihiiim Crest. Ii-otfrm-s Street and “Hum avenue. .42-«Mnin street and North Avenue. ,Ilimlrrnnce Street. emu—Grand Street and Tindsli Lone. ins-Alum" and Catherine Htreels. 53-va Canaan Road and Fair Street. Much-smut Street. nrur summer St. domain u Strict and Union Avenue. rchn. ssh-Eliot Avenue and Lincoln Avenue. lillwirzuiii Avenue and Dnekam Lane. CAST NORWALK FIRI ALARM BOXI. Fire headquarters. to Van Zant ltreet Telephone 170 4—Fitch School (private). 5~—liarvin School (private . 2~~l=2ust Washington and ‘ort fits. I--—~\'an Hamil St. and Osborn Ave. i‘ must Ave. and Rowan 8f. Winfield 8!. hurt and Charles Sill. inmost Ave. and Fitch St. Blékéla l l l l 3 Chow—St. John St. and Edlie Ave. tin-wiirmvlow Ave. and First St. f335~~llotllevard and Second St. :3to—-~Cove Ave. and Fifth St. Ital—«Dottievnrd and Blackstone 8t. 842~Koyaer 8t. and Duck Pond rd. mum-Shore Haven. (Tel) A telephone. message to Electric Static: an vlng location of, fire. an alarm will be 5 can of nearest box. i’rivatc boxes will only be pulled for Mill?“ i’h‘ll'd’ ”"°";..‘y"‘i“”€i'.im by Oil .‘ l are 0 O tl‘istf‘hlgieor acting obit-r upon his arrival a c . 6 ll. m.. “I Signals upon. l~0ne blast at 0:. at. standard time. i-l-‘i‘wn hints. rs obi. ii-il-~Twcnty two. at I a. m.. no morn- ing session of public school. ii—ll-«.~Twenty-iwo. at 12:30 p. am. no af~ ternoon session of public school. iliiliiiil—~Tcn blasts quickly all: tho entire department. ROWAYTON PIRI ALARM DIITRIGTI llvlilghlond Ave. IO N. L. N. K. b 8, it. n. 18~lilcltory Blur! and Bell island. id~-l*lno Point and Helen Point. Ilw-Lonx island Bound to flexible St. ll—"Lmntrnl." McKin oy St. to concur Ill—Pennoycr at. to fit. 28.0mm: St. to Railroad. “~ther to Brook-Id . Wool Sido. . ib—«Whito Bridge germ to Brookaido. lo~Whito Bridge . E. to L. 1. Bound. 7—Whlto Bria s. W. to L. i: Sound. Ono stroke 0 the firo bell at odd limos indicato- tau is on Four strokes of Arc boll. thus. 1-14.; water to ho shut off. A third or more alarms Indicato carious “M...” .. “as... IOUTH NORWALK POIT OPPIGI ‘ MAILS South Norwalk POstoffice . MAIL. ARRIVI PROM Idflum Pol ill-850% 7:00. 10:30 A. ID. i In. 1:00. 3:10. :00. 05% in. Western. Points-45:. :30. i030 a. m. :1! p. 1.80. 3.00 can. a.“ p. m. Dammit-KM. 8:30 a. m.; 1:00. 0 in Norouaak-gtio, 0:00. 10:00 I. on: 1:00. 0:00 ' visits last a Mlnwzoo. 3:0 ), 10:00 on; 1:00 Woautorn Poi :40 05:01:“ oil 91’s”: on, ti on r : : .' : t Norwal 4:0.0: 0:00“, l0:00 P- . . d: -.: . to. Man- for III ng'm oto’a'o mo p. m. Bur at a. caown. Poltmum. Norwallt Postoiflce Malia Doonatonod m.—-lilaot. * in.-Dsnbury division. m.-—-Woot and South Norwaik. a. Ira—lilo» Wont on So. Non-1h. 0 m.—-Now fork anal sot. ‘ 0 p. m.- t and outh Not-walk. p. m.-~%I’i ury division. * pun—u Into west of Stamford. last- 9. r" rs onl . - m.--Wost an’Il Booth Norwalk.’ tin-Cannon Station. Dunbar: one ton. m.—- t. West and Bo. orwai p. m.-—-llast. West and Bo. News]: Iupdsya and I. "days. thwarts. ‘t r ’- s ' mil. :0va I0 mm. non is”??? gfi. ’ ‘a‘h... on “Jim ‘ 'ncmll. W. mum ‘w taunt. I too: ' i-0ne blast at odd times. testing or line 'l‘w stroke-n3? lira boll. thus. 1-1. an. BUTTER, PER POUND ........... ONIONS, PER QUART ........... 3 PACKAGES FARINA ........... 3 PACKAGES MINUTE TAPIOCA . o sans BYDMORE TOILET soap 7 cans LAKEWOOD on 8WIFT‘8 3 Two DUTCH CLEANSER on BA 3 Two POTABH on LYE ....... 3 BARC BAPOLIO OR CON-AMI . 10 ORANGES ........ 7 TING SARDINES ............... SMOKED HAM. PER POUND SMOKED BACON, PER POUND 3 BLOATERS . .. ' Thousands of people In all parts and fish graviss and thrive on It. We have a very good. clean, Saturday we will give 25 8. a H. of the following Items: ’ i POUND WHITE ROSE COFFEE ‘iPOUNO HOTEL asroa corn-Es rppouuo TIN renews TEA . i POUND BLACK AND GREEN 1 POUND CEYLON TEA l POUND sxoutsire cor-iris” 1 POUND BLUE RIBBON corrsé' 5 Stamps with each of the following: iTIN PEACHES ................. i TIN RASPBERRIES ............ 1 TIN EGG PLUMS .............. 1 TIN BEETS ................... 1 BOTTLE REPUBLIC KETCHUP Remember to ask for Green Stamps. ' Our wagon delivers. aII orders received at the store up to 5 p. m. dull Como and give us a trial. DARRAGHBROS. . . ~— GROCERS 44— Washingtou St. Bridge ' POTATOES, PER PECK .......... s Pacaaosc CORN FLAKES 3 PACKAGES NATIONAL OATS .. 7 POUNDS LOOSE OATMEAL 3 POUNDS RICE ........... . ..... 3 TING SQUARE BRAND MILK .. 2 TING TOMATOES ............. 2TINB CORN ..................... CITRON. LEMON PEEL AND saunas, p: a rouuna FIG sans ............. R POUND ' a Pontiac soon on MILK caacaeas 2 Packaoss suasooeo WHEAT ......................... ‘ a rma NOMOREDUBT swscpmc POWDER ............. e PACKAGES snowsov WASHING POWDER ............... 6 PACKAGES GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER .............. . .1” 6 PACKAGES KIRKMAN'S WASHING POWDER ................ m 0 BAR! KIRKMAN'S TOILET OR LAUNDRY SOAP ........... 5.2“ 6 BARB SWEETHEART OR LIFEBUOY SOAP m 1 none: sELr-amamo suckwu'éii'r'IZZIIIIIIICII'I.. I ....................... LEMONB. can DOZEN ............ 2 pouuos LARD ....‘iiiiiiiiiiii amams AND cunaANrs, PER PACKAGE ...................-...l SMOKED SHOULDER. PER POUND .......................... ........ t ................... r . UNEEDA BISCUIT. PER PACKAGE WHILE POTATOES ARE 80 HIGH, whole- rained H ' P" PWHd. or 3 pounds for 25 conts. 0 “d m“ WE GIVE 8. G H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS. Aak‘ for them. r'E'A'QIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ........................... ....... 1 ............. t ,1 Tm MARATHON BEANS ............................... 1 1 BOTTLE VINEGAR ............ i CARTON TABLE SALT ........ ,. ’Pho ................... ..- "e 923 ..................... t-ra'lluq m .......................... .0}: o‘. r ......................... . ....................... ...~ ....................... Nan .............................. ...................... 0 ”not! ............... ”m, ........... .....-.........-n ....................... ...- .......................... ‘ OlOIlOIII ........................... a ..................... v. vc-tac 0-1 substantirxztizi3:123” BBITT'G CLEANSER. . . . . . . .‘ . opu . o ........................... . . .......... .....E . ...... ..... .............. . nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn I-l‘ wuv NOT use mos th'rs'Xo of the world use ricg with mud Why not you? Will you try it at 10 cfll . ‘90 With eaCh purdlflfi ...... «WV‘ . .................... ...m ................ Mum Green Stamps A o ...................... ..................... ............. ................. ..................... ... ............................ .......................... ' ...1 ....‘1 p i ...................... year. Benedict, 98 South - FORD THE UNIVERSAL CAR “One"——“two“—“three”—-—y~1 couldn’t ' count seventy-five thousand in a day. Were you unwise enough to try it, you it least would get some faint idea of what it means for us to make—and sell ~seventy-five thousa/nd Ford cars this ' Conclusive evidence that there is no other car like the Ford Model T. It’s 1: htost. tightest—most economical._ T o two-passenger car costs but $590. f. o: b., Detroit. complete with all equipment. the Five-passenger but $690. Today get Catalogue 10! from S. L. Main St. . MW- «atoms on. is FAVORED. Bay arm Corporation, Acting‘ For New Haven Road, May Take Over Trolley Lines. BOSTON. April 11.—A bill petition- ed for by the New England invest- ment and Securities company, which will allow the New York, New Haven d Hartford railroad to acquire, the street railway lines of Southwestern Massachusetts will be favorably re- ported to the legislature as a result of a vote taken in executive session by the legislative committee on street railways late yesterday. ‘ ‘ , Tho Nay magisndinvostment an securities company, In a voluntary in— I ’ mhuoniuciiag for the New Haven road and holding certain street rall- way companies in the commonwealth. The bill It fathers would‘autho‘riae the New flavour-cad to acquire and con. solicits directly or indirectly the; Boricadcld ‘slrcct ‘ railway doctrinal and various lines running into Won, outcrrand, through tho authority:’ or," time, cclupuaicr. to units phrllcclly I hid nightwear-act railhiv‘com: . ‘ The bill provides for s. ,not more than 320,000.00. tile original bill asked for"; . and "for an expenditure 0 ’ for extensions of new lines Connecticut valley. it is f ulated that the stock so '0 not be legal for savings h meals, that the railroad . rates of fare to be charge the consolidated companio acquire any other street pony in Massachusetts '- _ motion. They. have masts surroundings and there. it " things" , to district their _ swaths - giving. the Now its" ,
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