WINDOW
Drapencs
White C’urtaln Muslin in
‘ dots; figures and stripes
Burials in white, cream and
1 Arab; plain and hematite-bx
ed; also fancy borders.
. A7 complete assortment of
, Colored Scrllns in many do
“BREW
E. K. BANKS
Muhaokomo Hotel Black
Death Nomlk
thfid
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
WATERIBURIY. Munch 20. -—Judge
'lBurpee, in the Superior. yesterday ap.
painted Tyler Crutten , of Non
wich, temporary receiver of the Amer-
dun EASTER slates
AND Pnavan noon
in Bible making.
,They re reasonably priced, too.
EASTER NOVELTIES 1N
STATIONERY ,
are here a-plenty.
loan 'Shoar and Knife Company, of.
(Woodhury. The application was by
counsel for the stockholders and or-
ganizers. The company was founded
in 1853.119 capital steel: is given as I
$100000, and emplOys eighty persons, .
although at one time upw'ards oi two
hundred were in its employ.
I WEATHER FORECAST.
; For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain and
solder tonight; Friday ‘clearing and
Colder; brisk and high south, shitting
to northwest winds. Weather condi-
‘ tlons: The western area of low pres-
sure has been divided during‘y’the ’last.
twenty-four hours and new forms two
Well-defined disturbances. one central
over Colorado and the other over
7. lchigan. Cloudy and rainy weather
rsvails this morning in the southern,
Central and eastern districts. Stow
was reported Airom the Upper Missis-
sippi Valley and northern portion ol
the bake region.
l wealmen A YEAR ace room:
f Temperature: Low, 33; high, 54.
Cloudy.
*—
7 Richard Masher, at Portland, Maine,
7mm a visitor in Norwaill yesterday.
f -——'i‘he buckle derby. O’Brien's.
7.cived. James Donnelly, 10 South
7' 'New line of lo, Easter cards lust
b17111 street.
S‘VMrs. William Olmsted. of Union
'ark, has returned from a visit to
Cleveland, Ohio.
LNcw denby and swell cane ,loolt
loci] for Easter. lluy hem. O'Bricn'e.
1-.
A new sale in being installed in the
“allies of the Prudential insurance
Company in tho Kocler Building
.4
» Mrs. D W Raymond of Washington
millet. in spending a law days in You
hora, N. Y., the ghost of Mrs. it“. A.
Barnum.
'l‘bc lloard ol' ’Diroclora of the Court
(Mural Club will meet with Mrs. J.
McNamara. 7 Med street, Friday on
olllllll; after church.
ntrrimlml atylo arson hats. (“J'rlricn'n
“~qu
The calamities on the (inert Nun
roll, *No, as, Foresters of "America.
hold a llwctlug last evening and it has
hot-n decided to hold the banquet. in
tho Foresters Hall directly toilowlnlr
tho initiation in the town assembly
hall Other routine matters were dim
penned. ., .3: _
m
meet your Editor shoes at Counsel
)7 and Bowman's.
it was staid ill the rpm lit the
trust company hosting a Hartford.
xyocterdsr, that Mamet IA Elle, or
the Nomi; denim show, was
present to 6pm the granting. of the.
charter its, no was then simply as
11 spectator. “mishm prosecute
. hurls; as. the «smarts at mills;
bacilli. hold lest Wicca to the trust
I
choose an Easter remembrance from
the suggestions ourydlsplsys offer.
............
Wm-P Beers
49 Wall 8t., Norwalk. and 6 south
Main St, South Norwslk.
Just Received
New Line of
lo Easter
Cards:
James Donnelly
new STATIONERY stone.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Next to Roger: and mavens.
.—
-~—;
rol- tip-toasts Bowie. Call
Fred. H. Ganung
Funeral Direétor‘
and Embalmcrf
Office and Residlmoo
Telephone 904.
M 00. Mill! BL Bo. NOrwllin
W7
Eurokra Rebekah Lodge. No, 42, i
0. O. 11‘, will meet'on Friday, evening.
Tho w. o. r. u. will not hold the
weekly meeting this week all it i117
Good Friday.
William F. 8. l-lackott has resigned
his position no l‘orcnlnn for the Cluctt
it Peabody Company.
“a...“
The harbor shopll will muslin open
until iii o'clock lonlghl and will close
down tomorrow at noon. .1
William lilol‘hcraou, oi the Tri-
umph Voting Machine Company. was
here last night and yentarduy. its
left this morning for Plilul‘lcld. Malls
Mlill Kathleen thI who attends
'tha Convent of Our body of Myron at
Millard. is spending the master vaca-
tion with her parents a}. 13 Mott live“
one. .
The prayer meeting of the Booth
Norrmilt mild» church will be held
at 7: ill o'clock this ending. was its!»
our will spoilt so the W4?! dipper.
(implicates will he admlfim at.
the close or the sorting.
W
M Trinity Church. (load Friday,
9:50. morning prayer. whore whats
up than anaemia. and no mm
of the whim did“ on menus:
7o! the continued lilacwoi the notch
,3.
no: r. momma. as» liaison
reader meadows mats. aphid
include every [possible improvement --
The type is clear, jj
- clean. sharp black deco, and is print:- -.
ed on the finest paper obtainable. 1»;
Yomcan readily .I
lustless
The7 Mop that can be washed and used indefinitely
for hard wood, varnished and waxed liloors and all sur-
faces. A duet allayer. A labor savor.- .,
Complete, Ready to Use
$ 1 .-. 5 O
A J. Collins 81 Co.
;,
NEVER LET 7A SMALL DIFFERENCE IN COST SECURE A GREAT
DIFFER’ NOE IN QUALITY. 7
, ,Wbatever you buy, We tell you just what it is, and you always
get what you pay for. T’lwould be «foolishly expensive for me to
aeead you any but the best grain and feed, tor not since i silirud'
Business some twenty years ago have I refused to return money it
dissastisilo’d with any delivery at grain. "
W . ‘ MANUELT HATCH.
Specialty
‘ Hombground Feeds lor Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
‘FERTILIZERS
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LiME. mares MANUahs’, MURlATE.
901-11314. NITRATE soon, NITRATE or PorAsH. canal-vans
muons. AIR sLACKEo LIME. LAND PLABTER.
RAYMOND BROTHERS.
Weswcwwcwwmwo
O D. Jackson 58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
Optician ”m“ ‘3‘
4*
.1.
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siIi
Everything in the Optical Line 3
‘ «lo
+
y: Eyes Examined Free ~
oeeowomoeeesesmwmw
We Wish to Demonstrate
to automobile experts the reasons why the spring suspension of
The Mayor Automobile
Make-it the easiest riding car on earth.
DEMONSTRATIONS AND OATALOGUES ON REQUEST.
it residing out or town reverse the telephone charge
Agent
NORWAL ODNN.
3 lbs Milk Crackers 25c
:l hisslldacracilers ...\. 269
also. CystorCruokcra 260
3 can; Scusrecoudcnsod Mllll 259
ll largo Salt Mackerel .....'.................................... 260
2 calls host Shrinfil ..... ,, 25o
Piles-126M.
7R0ya7l Grocery C0. 22 tic. Main Ct. Io. NOMIIR. Donn.
Special Attention to Phone Orders.
n
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GENATOR! IKLEOT OFFISEI‘IO.
WA‘BH‘NGTOW Mural 20 ‘mmmo
cratlc counters hogan yesterdhy to
solos upon the ollolco onlecshcll com
lites “rooms that have been occupied
y llepuhlicans {or your... The work
GU” FOR NOWWALK YAGHT
(ii-IUD.
The goiter-hint committee at the
Norwich Yacht Club held a meeting
, A i. Three applications for mom»
harsh ' film reclaim and thaouiloolt
tor I. Watch season is very hricht.
Percy 'W. Mead. one or the opthcplm
its members or the club bu chilled
two hull was ill slim to he mad for
Wills coming won by the snail
W the commiiiee
r“ 2:871?“ to accept big. Head’s generous
oi moving will he pushed in order
that the hop occupants may be com
tortohly settled by the time the extra
séssion convenes April 7. Practical-
1: every Demdcratio, Senator wiltm
more. ’ ,1 ‘
Senator Lodge will enchant“
cell with 9mm Tithe
marinas will; «testify,
. sell; um.
"SAUGATUGK
‘, to the board of Selectmen, signed by
7: cause of another special town meet-
‘, lug, which will be held at the Town
‘ ed by the committee at the special
- that he could do nothing for him.
I gave him a blank check upon his re-
'_j quest.
3: for 310, but stated that he would not
-. sign his name to it because of the
:2 incl that he mlrht lose it and figured
‘; that the best way to do was to sign
-- it when presented at the bank.
_ abovo tho doorsnd book a chance that
Lriolt's
' served atlas dinner at noon and in
and Mrs. Edward hears.
Norwaik, where they attended a then-
spoke recently before the members or
rat. ill Church. ram was a large at-
311mm. chr’iiismtal sham m M
,W‘ESTPORT, March Bil-NA petition
‘William (H. lBurr a'nd721 others, is, the
Hall, Saturdayaiternoon. atz o'clock.
The meeting has been called for the
following purposes:
7 To act uponflandhlt deemed advisa-
ble. to adopt the measures recommend-
town meeting, held March 8, 1913, for
the improved conduct of the business“
of bald town and to adopt such other
measures in relation thereto as may
«be deemed advisable.
'l‘o appropriate such sums as may
be necessarycto carry into effect any
resolution which may be adopted in
relation thereto.
7To~accept the land adjoining Burial
‘Hlll'park, presented to the town by
‘E. T. Bedtord, for public purposes. To
widen and improve the road leading
7i'rom the bridge to said property.
To appropriate a sum of money not
to exceed $50 for the {are and main-
tenance of Burial Park.
* To instruct the selectmen what ac-
tion to take to procure money for the
payment of bills for the remainder o
the fiscal year. To change the date
upon which the taxes of said town:
shall come due and payable, beginning
with the list of 1913. ,
To appropriate :1 specific sum 01‘
money for the following purposes:
Election expenses. poor, insane poor.
lights, water, roads, sidewalks, Compo
Beach. town hall, bridges, interest.
taxes. oil, salaries fees oilice ex-
penses, printing, public librnu,i
schools. justice orders and sinking
fund for the fiscal year ending Bel)-
temher Int, 1913.
Passed Worthless Check.
A few days ago a man claiming to
be 1P. D. lngel and who said he was
a representative of the international
Adjusting company, 0! Bridgeport.
visited the saloon operated by Joseph
Ghiotto. on state street. and passed a
worthless check for whiql he re-
ceived $10. ..
The way it is said to have been
worked is that ingel went to South
Norwalll. one day last week and went
to the plumbing establishment of Mn,
Brown, in Water street, admitting
that he had been cut with the boys
and desirous of the loan of a sum of
money. He stated "II-L he was a
.. high fraternity man, belonging to the
,1 Mike. the Masons and several other or-
" den; and wanted the money to tide
I him over for a day or so. I
An employs of er.1Dl‘own stated
The man tilled out the check
The man evidently took the check,
saw the initials, J. H. Brown, Jr.‘
the "J" meant James. “The next
heard of the check was when it was
presented ht the south Norwallc‘
Trust Company, from Wastport, to be
cached. Mr. Brown does not happen
to keep his account at the trust com
pany there and the cheek was return-
ed to Mr. Gillette. who had accepted
it. The local people are now hunting
tor "P. l). lusts."
iii, Patrick's varty.
Monday afternoon and evening a,
party or 1'! ladies were entertained
at the residence or Mrs. Charles
Fabio. on King street, when a at. can
party was held. The hostess
the afternoon willst was played. ’l‘ho
winners were: Mrs. Walter Crossman.
him. Alfred "i‘ovsy, Mrs. Morris White
in the evening the party wont to
the.
,
Addresses Man's Milly. L
Nehemiah mass, at the hm arm
to Keogh it Condos, and president
at ihefieuth Normals mud or We.
the Man's Misty ol- the flaufltuclt
Macs and 111-. Canaan's talk prov:
‘terestingly attracted at the library by
,sixth and seventh grades. ‘
b (Jenkins,
“ ism Fred Stone, Miss Elizabeth An-
[draws Mr. C H. Phillips and John 1.
llllllls 1‘ llll
You're bilious! You have a throb-
blag sensation In'your head, 7a bad
taste. in your nlout‘h,‘ your eyes hurt.
your. skinxlsysllow with dark rings
under Your eyes. .your lips are parch-
ed. No wonder you deal ugly, mean
and ill-tempered. Your system, is
full of bile and constipated waste not
properly passed off, and what you
need is a cleaning up inside. Don't
continue being a billolls, constipated
nuisance to yourself and those who
7.. CAN DY
love you. and don't resort to harsh
physics that irritate and injure. Re-l
member. that your sour, disordered»
stomach, lazy liver and clogged how
old can be quickly cleaned and regu
luted by morning with gentle, than:
ough Cnscurets; a 10-cent box wil7
keepjour head clear and make you
feel cheerful and bully for months
Get Cascarets now-~wake up reflesh'é', 4
ed~ieel like doing a good day s well:
-—make yourself pleasant and useful.
Clean up! Cheer up! ~
CArHARflc.
10 c r soxss ~ANY onus arose
' ALSO 25 & 50 CENT BOXES ‘ 1 '
RK WHILEYOU SLEEP
l
down a 10 foot embankment into the Christ Church with a view to n1aklna7
Sipperly pond (Here the horse re improvements before the celeblation. J ‘
unlined standing in the water until oi the 80th anniversary, which occurs ’
early 'Sunday morning when he was in June.
found by a nearby residen, nearly
dead from the cold and wet. The The Saugatuck Whist Club will not
owner in some way had pulled him- hold their meeting this week, it being
sell out of the rig and had Wondered Holy Week The meeting will beheld
to his home. The next. momlng he on Thursday, March 27, instead or
started out in search for his plop- March 19.
ertv. It was in the hands of Deputyl
'Sheriil' Eli B. Mead and was later
turned over to the new owner
Zillss Marjorie Reynolds and Miss
Hayes, of Spring Hill, have returned
from New York, where they witness-
led the Saint Patrick's day celeblnw
Good Friday Shoot.
Weather pelmitting there will be a7 lion. ‘ 7
shoot held on the grounds of the ————....
Westport Gun Club, on Good Friday. 1 \Ir Scofleld has lesisned his psal-
’l‘lle shoot will be an all day affair lion in ”18 Taylor 8: Richards store
and there will be some line prizes ot- and has accepted one as lineman i’or
teied. It is expected that there will the Southern New England 0011111811).
be a number of out-of-town guests: ~——-——-l- ‘
present from Norwslk Falrileld' Walter Duffy is substituting on the ,.
Greenfield and Bridgeport. Follow- “”781 trolley "“9 f0? Charles Carson
lug the shoot a social time will be “’1‘" ‘3 confined to his home “1th ill-
enioyed at the club house. Refresll- “055'
meats will be served. '
C. Garrett, of Chicago, and D. Gray:
‘0! Albany, -.N Y.. are among the le-
lawn-till; Eilhlbit.
cent arrivals at the Westport hotel. ;
The attention at many llhs been in
The directors of the Westport li-
brary will hold their next meeting
lh‘ridsy evening April 4.
display 0! the work of pupils in the
public schools. The exhibition in-
cludes work from .the fourth and:
iifth grades of the East Saugatuck
school, a booklet, named “The Trial,"'
from the West Baugntuck school and
the Center school magazine. by the
Miss Alice White. or New York, has
returned after spending the week-
end at her home.
Mr 'wrv Goodsell visited at the
home of hc‘r parents in Falriield re-
cently.
' Unclaimed Letters.
lA new list or unclaimed laters has'
been posted at the local poatotllce and
are addressed as follows: Mrs. Minnie
Miss Elizabeth McDonald,
Mrs. William Dixon is confined «:7 7
her home with an attack of tonsilltlfi.
m
.llr. and Mrs. John Darwin, of
South Norwailt, spent Monday hers.
m7
Turner. Samuel Coley, oi Coleytown, is con-
ilned to his home with illness.
_ Plan Important Meeting.
The members of the Greens Farms
ll‘armers' club arowmslring arrange-
mens for a meeting oi much lmpor»
tones to be hold some time within
the next two weeks.
Charles Gray, at Stamford, was a
' Monday visitor in Westport. ‘1’,
W. H. 1mm has returned from u
Irow weeks' trip to Porto Rico.
Marcus Hale, one at Bungatuck‘ I Miss Mamie Driscoll spent Tuesday. .
oldest residents, died ounday oven- with relatives in New Haven. 7
ins. at the Bridgeport hospital; where —~——-—~-——-
ho had been undergoing treatment iorI MI" ”“30”" Purday “"5 a WNW“
several days. The remains wars ‘“ midsemi‘h recently. 7
brought to Weltllort and the funerall aw
services will he held tomorrow nilcr "mm”- MINI W“
noon at 2 o‘clock at the Chapel of ”hall's“ men"?
Strangers. discussed is survived by " ,
one son. Ruhiu little. at Wu‘lltport, and d 7177;773:237 7“?“er (olcy spent “mg,
a daughter, lira. Freuthcnthlll, of Non "5 I Kill or ' .
walls “
ill Norwsllt oh
W
Miss 'PiNNEO ssdovsns. ‘ 7
M'I’I H. mun GIIIiim 0T WHHIDUTI. “I38 ”0”)“ SIDED l'lunco. Illiriil‘liin
("ea (“I107 homo Mom“), mommg M (if the NOI‘WflIk I‘llIJIIi‘ Libi‘ifl‘flT/
. O'CIWN “I“, “ “me” lasting 7m.“ fl'IiIo l0 Iiil 0W. yesterday MP “W “TIC
”m, days. moaned w“ well-known lime after an illness of some low
in Westpori. when “m 1,, 5,“.wa by days. Mills ltlnllco' 11 many friends are
two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Bradley pleased to learn of her recovery and
and Mrs. Mary Marvin. The funeral will the sled to ho greeted by her plum
will be held tomorrow afternoon {mt ”mi,” M’ ”"3 “"“m
#1.»...le
much”...
from Ilia" home.
A good 1111.1133- host in the m
Contractors have been looking over super
Ot ...|.. Buns;
Good Friday, OrderNow
All orders for Hot Cross has: 117117111; he paid air in some on» =
to ' he on ‘ awhile have charged peasants
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