E WINDoW
it}: Draperies
.40 White Curtain Muslin in
.ee‘.»
meow-tows
dots. flour-0s and Itripos.
in white. cream and
Arab: plain and hemetiteh-
ed; also fancy borders.
.‘A complete assortment of
(Mored swims in many do-
E. K. BANKS
Mahaekemo Hotel Block
Knuth Nor-walk
.m‘wmw
Gold-Edge .
Correspondence
, Cards
35c up, per box
6 SOUTH MAIN ST.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to-
‘ night and Sunday} colder tonight;
brisk westerly winds. An extended
area of high pressure. central over
the Mississippi Valley, is producing
., pleasant weather in all districts east
of the Rocky Mountains, except in the
eastern portion of the Lake region and
New Englandt The western disturb
' ance has continued its eastward move-
ment and is now passing out the St.
Lawrence Valley. Another disturb-
ance has developed off the coast dur~
Ins the last twentyvfour hours and is
new central near Nantucket. Mass.
Freezing temperatures were reported-
, from the states along the northern
Clear.
border.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 38; high. 70.
The Jolly Friars’ Club will hold its
regular'meetlu‘gxdlloaday of next week.
i
The Winnipauk Republican Club will
hold its monthly meeting Monday ove-
hing.
Harry Haugh. of Putnam avenue.
entertained a number of his friends
2 last evening.
Miss Katherine Henry. a teacher in
the Over 'River school, is spending the
day in (Bridgeport.
WM
Attorney Joseph it Taylor, of South
Norwalk. spent yesterday in Bridge-
port on business.
.... .——n-
"Latent style «green hats. O’Brien’a.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman and
family have moved from lAvingutou‘
street to 60 Putnam avenue.
William .3. Moiiugh will sail his new
hnochabnut, “Tabasco 8." down from
Melon during the week of delay 10.
Charles Miller, arrested for" «ii-unto
saunas, was discharged. yesterday ai~
tampon. upon the payment of the
coals.
iMlito Ethel Becker. of iii‘airilcid ave.
sun. is spending the week—cad in
itidgefleid no the guest of Miss Flow
once Benton.
lrvlns fiinierluy hon bought a new
iiinlmor titanor automobile rarer. The
car is one of very high power. bolas
ruled as a 40 h. p.
(latteral Russell Fran and son lins-
uoll, din. will arrlyu homo. Monday.
from their extended trip to Panama
and the Wool indies.
A swan «invocation of hotter (than
tar. ii. A. 84.. will he min at its
room. April Shh. i013. at ii o’clock p.
In. minutiae of officers will i101 hold.
bliss mire Johan, of New Yul-ii city.
and a former student of Miss lisird's
Scrotum. is spending a few days with
bliss illuminate Hairball. of Warpath.
The stone crusher bill been moved
to hills strut. Broad timer. where. in
front of the home of illdward T. stills.
it will begin work blender improvlnlf
the road.
"Chill.“ ”Willi
“lam”.
Halli Mid Iii m ...... is $0.
”I!“ Wlm M .1 fit
I‘Ofiflw m shun m
WWWW m...” “8
atom
mm.
mill:
April New
Records
FOR THE VICTOR
yoCome in and let us play them for
--AT—-
Donnelly’ s
Stationery Store
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
.
J. O’Connor, of Elizabeth street. is
spending the day in Bridgeport on
business.
...—......
The Metropolitan orchestra, of Nor. .‘I
walk, will hold its regular meeting :1
Monday evening.
Our iBrothers‘ Lodge. .\'o. 10.1 0.
0. R, will hold its regular meeting I:
Monday: evening.
.—
The regular weekly meeting of Con-
cord Division. No. 2, Sons of Temper. ..
snce, will be held Monday evening.
Edward Bartram. of Harriet street. 3‘
has taken a position with the John "
Hancock insurance Company. in South
Norwalk.
Howard Caldwell, of Meadow street.
has gone to 'Broaklya. today, to Wit»
noon the ball game on the new Fish
bush grounds.
The Town School Committee will
hold a regular meeting on Tuesday
evening next. in the Nora-all: iiixh
school library building.
Mrs. Louie licuuuii, Misses Alice
Wernlck and Gertrude Dunn. of illus-
ion. Mass. are guests. for auroral
weeks. of Mr. and hire. 1. Joel. of Clay
street.
There is a rumor around town that
Martin Mayor, whom: plum in antler
attachment, on North Main street, will
come back. in a short while. and ro-_
open the auditorium.
The momhurn of Court laurel. his.
loo. ”cushion: of casino, who are are-5
log to attain! the claim initiation ol‘,
will take theg
tlfiifl‘
Court (incite. .‘c. an,
1.00 p. :11. car from *iiastvr‘s
store tomorrow.
.t “has...
liaoio Horace, of Middle iladdam,
atrium it right in his prediction or
March 2001 when he claimed so also.
mm disturbance between the 8rd and
01.31 of April. last night more was a
sharp electrical slnrtn. followed by
heavy rain an hour utter midnight.
«a.
names. the small daughter hit his
and dirt. iienry iii. hurrah. at brook-
iyo. and granddaughter of his. and
Mrs. Edward 11‘. Knapp. of West direct.
i in a.) iii 1 " ‘ ‘ ‘
a map is born tel. when: 1:011,“me ”mh‘ at m. “.15 mm
'maofimpmdmwlnmbo
must undergo an operation for an ab:
mos boss): of her ear. litre. hurrah
is staring at the hospital with her
daughter.
HMWWW,M s new
street. and on“ W Minor, 0!
stmarcnnamtoMYMio
«new they will sum as
”Whip." whiohhwimattns
immunisation imam
blindness” M m u x" ‘1“! m M“ ‘
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(“A New Line of
Wm-P. Beers
. faces. Adult-t ullnyer.
and future steady layers.
fed alone with perfect safety.
4"?
Optician
GARAGE, RIVER STREET.
0 Cedar .
V Dllstlcss MODS
The Mop that can be washed and used indefinitely
for hard wood. varnished and wanted floors and all aur-
A labor saver.
_CoInpiete, Ready to Use
0 1. 5 0
A. J.C0111ns & Co.
0.15. Jackson
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START YOUR CHICKS RIGHEWSOMETHING GOOD FOR YOUNG
The.success of your breeds. from the moment they are out of-
the shell. depends on the feed you use.
prepared, are the kind you can depend on to make fine. healtlhy fowls
We use not only the best and cleanest.
materials. but we proportion our mixtures scientifically. to provide
for the youngest chick as wall as the full grown fowl
sound cracked grains are permitted to go into our feeds.
Little Chick Feed is not an experiment. but is something that has
been carefully tested, and there is’nothlng used that cannot be
Bonnie Chick Feed contains the
choicest imported Millete, fine cracked charcoal. thoroughly dried and
selected grains. such as oatmeal, cracked wheat, cracked kafflr, pens
and fine old cracked corn, which combined make a food best adapted
to produce strong and vigorous chickens.
Bonnie Chick Feeds, home
Only sweet.
Bonnie
MANUEL T. HATCH.
5a WALL eraser
NORWALK.
PHONE ass.
Everything in the _Q_ptical Line
as
.1.
E Eyes Examined Free
”commemorate-Mme
ill The 1913 Catalog of the
Moyer Automobiles
is now ready for distribution. A copy will be mailed yea on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour. day or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS, - - A gent
NOIWALKg. CONN.
Special Today
$1800Tsllorod8pultl oun-uoi- “mount”.................. “93
31.5.00 Spring 00“. untouchawnu.u~111...... ........ ......” ”.98
31.50 ohiidmn's Dresses ..u.................Ir.i.. ..... 150
’ibt‘ 8“"! Will“ carcinoma-en ..... c-Io-tvill‘ ----- 7" nnnnnnn 0 3“
‘1.”Kdd 03W” 'UI'ICCOOIOO‘U‘I'bgllInn-lenienttlfillnllltoa». .90
use “0.0 .”nun-ao-auceennu...t-............... ..... .. 7140
‘iw Crone"! usenonosnvarnoaoe- u....u..t.auu”Hen-...“... O’G
South Norwaik Dry Goods Company
20 30 and 32 scorn MAIN smear
boat to wear this cpl-inn.
Satisfaction at the Minimum Cost.
VBfi Mm Fm.
YOU SHOULD SEE
W
These Headstone Plow Butts. (teats. moans Walnut: and mum
right away. it for no other rennin than to learn what is newest and
liars are sustained the very "cream“ oi
the latest. styles produced at the Fountainhead of Fashion.
whom will you and anyone more tried to show them to you,
as our Values. we can turn you the Maximum of mm. service and
The Paris Cloak SI Suit House “
33 South Main bi... South Norma
file-
and
Come and sell
Mills tray bowler of Namath
' spending the day in magnetron.
Namath (fifty (Sonnet! will hold listless
remain matting [18.1118 mam rosin.
tors the meeting.
Aufliifl‘i when. in analysts.
We mum. of line York.
charm with mum consume
was. Witwasndwiihew
casting the W limit, was lined m
this miles. ‘
mamammm_ “
W38
«cm iii India $.51. £100!th
spawns sarcomas.
Mr. and 11m. 30811th .3. arena, of
midis: circuits, limslh. who hm
sfindius the winter in moods.
loll. blow illusion. yesterday. on their
holocaust trip. After it stop at bay-
ioao. with relatives. air.
Men will continue to diurnal): with-
out stop. it is indented that they will
strive dunes out west.
and tits.
‘70 ”will“? blow
cilia: Wilson stain-salutes, at an
111110100008" a
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Cases of Officials-oi New Haven
3 turn of State's Attorney .Stlles Jud-
. sbn tomorrow Ii'rom a trip to a balmy
‘3 authors. clime will complete all the
'; preliminary arrangements for
00. Will Come up in Sun-
srior Start Soon
V‘liRIDGEPOHT, April 5.~’l‘he I'é.
the
opening of the trial at the Superior
court session on Tuesday of four or»
crating officers of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Conn
party on the charges of‘crlrnlnnl neg-
ilgence and manslaughter as a result
of the :wreck of a passenger train at
Westport on October 3 last. The de-
‘ifendants will be Henry J. Born. a‘
vice-president; Benjamin R. Pollock,
then general superintendent; C. N.
Woodward, then‘ superintendent of the
Shore Line Division, and Lawrence J.
'Carmalt. englneer crimslnte‘n‘ance and
way. The complaint. which. is used
is an amended one from the original
complaint upon which the first three
named officials were arrested on
beach warrants, and Mr. Carmalt was
arrested when the amended complaint
was made. “
The expectation is'lthat the state
and the railroad company will be
ready for trial Tuesday, when court
opens. All otherx‘rlmlnnl business is
to be put over until later. There is
expected to be a large hrray of coun-
sel for the railroad officials. H. s.
Cummings, of Stamford, heads the
list for the defendants. ‘ The most
important of all points in the com-
plnlnt is the allegations that the sig—
naillng system used by the railroad
was not sufficient to snare protec-
tion lior its aptrons. it is expected!
that manyexpcrts will figure in the
trial and that. at least three weeks
will be needed for the introduction of
evidence.
lllilllli. MEETING
01‘ THE VI. 8. T- II.
The annual meeting of the W. C. 'l'.
U. was enthusiastic and largely at-
tended. at. the home of Mrs. Caniieid.
.. of .Merwln street, Norwaik. yesterday
-- afternoon.
After a brief devotional session the
:j following ofllcers Were elected for the '
- ensuing year:
Mrs. F. A. Chldsey‘. unanimously
', voted as president; Mrs. ids Meeker.
- as vice-president:
‘: treasurer; Mrs. A. I. Torrey, secre-
" tary: 'Mrs. Fiewellyn, superintendent
" of Sunday school work and anti-narcot-
l ion; press work. A. 'M. Torrey; medi-
11 cal temperance. Mrs. George Gelleck
'j and Mrs. Cyrus 'Ruscoe; superintend-
‘ Infra. at. Palmer,
eat of forelizn work. Mrs. Van Coever-
ing. with Mrse. Robert Thompson and
Mrs. F‘lewellyn to assist; Mrs. R.
Thompson. superintendent or never
mission work; 'Mrs. C. Smith, superin-
tendent. of literature.
Many members paid dues. which are
55 cents per year. instead of 50 cents.
as last year. it will greatly help. if
all the members, both active and born
orary. will hand their subscriptions to
any of the officers. and will these who
signed cards last Nobomber. kindly
hand in does. as soon as possible.
Meeting next 'Frida)‘. at home of hire.
it. Thompson, at First street, East
Norwalh. at 3 p. m.
NORWALK EQUAL FRANCHIBE
LEAGUE PLEAdED.
The Norwalh Equal Franchise
league thanks heartily the today
iriencla and pancreas givers who made
it possible to sand four large boxes
and fifteen dollars in rush in the and
southern r-llmn will contpicia all the
The names of the contributors worn
when as far as possible but they Warn
not left with the gifts in such costs.
and it is hoped all will see this slalo—
maul.
Three bum warn 110111. to the lied
(tress Bocleir in Dru-ton and one to
the Visiilus h’ursos' Association. time.
illi. Mini: 3.. M. Jerome. of (lamp tit.
had already initiated an effort to help
by sending a hot: and silo was kind
enough to do the packing of all the
boxes in rho audilorlum of the Libra
ry. Trismm and Hyatt gave three
of tho boxes. ’02. if. liners another.
Allen Ailttiii and ii‘t‘ilillliii iisllaren
more time and work. The garments
and bedding sent were highly accept»
able. there being in one gill sin cone
fofiablus and in another a number of ,
streets. There were marbles suits
for Women. several for also. enter
garments and may soon articles of
11mm. Altogether Harwell: has
good men to fool that she did Willi.
Adam More» epiphany than the
«when
. t, .
1 the one planned.
iron mandamus
“ an unnecessary
a?!»
stun also
couraisurmss
r
Employee of Oldenschiagar' a Cl-
garShop................... 0.00
Louis Udleman............... 10.00
Employesof cay Natlonaidiank, 5.00 ‘
Dr. Russell E. Morgan ”.....3 0.00
JamesHarr-is................. 2.00L
Frederick Keallng ..... ‘. . . . ; . 2.00
Mr. and Mrs. nit L. Coburn .... 10.00 . . i _.
Dudley dd. Raymond 25.00 Made of soft white. paper. A clean 'v
Mrs. John A £69m"! , 5.00 towel for every one. '
Mré Frank Parker . .'.'.““. .... . . "' ‘ 5.00 150 Towels to roll .......... . . . . “350 “
Cash . ‘ ‘ ‘ 9:. . . . ‘ ............ I_' .. 10.00 White Enameled Fixtures . . .. . . ,-26o
[South Norwalk Evening S‘entl- , -,
tine! ..... 10.00 Albert F Gehebe
VMartlnea 2.00 25 WEST WASHiNGTON 8T. ‘
Cash ............ .. ........ . . 1.00 SOUTH NORWALK .
Trinity Episcopal Church. 52.50 nap MEN'S NEW BUILDING.,
Charles T. Dimond ......... .. 10.00 Prompt‘Dellvery. Phone 3011
it. & G. Corset Company . ..... 50.00 _~_ ~ ~_
Loyal Order of Moose ......... 25.00
Joseph I". Vedas ......... ‘ 1.00
South Norwalk ‘BflDLiSt Church. 33.69 gm. [JP-8041386 Seerce CI"
Rowayton Baptist Bible school. 5.00 ,
South Norwalk Con re ntional Church ‘ ‘ 7
.23 9 Fred. H. .Gaaung
John Kelly ...... .......... 1.00 . =
Lockwood Manufacturing ‘Com- Funeral Dfl‘eétor
pany ....................... 50.00 . . .
Herbert A. Matthewson ...... . 10.00 and Embalmer '
0718b . ........................ 5.00 Office and Rg‘ldence'
. M Telephone 904.
Total ........................ $66. 00 ’ 84 sg_ Mill! 3‘ 5°. quwa|h
“'PIevious total .............. $376 00 . .I -_
Present grand total ......... $341.10
People are asked not to forget the
great benefit performance at Hoyt's
Theatre on next Sunday. City officials
will appear in the box office to receive
the receipts.
The appeal of the Norwalk Equal
Franchise League for clothing and bed-
ding has been responded to so gener-
011st that it may be necessary to send-
three boxes on Thursday instead of
More will be sent if
necessary and those who still wish to
Directors of City National Bank 8100. 00
New York. New
4 , Haven 8. Hart-
; ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
contribute will find their donations
welcome. in Effect March 2, 1913.
IN NORWALK. ,
Hour Publishing Company . . . . 10.00 SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
Willi E. Daniels and .i. B.
RaS‘L‘I‘ond ..... ......... . 10.00 A MP'I- 20!. 15:14:. 6 41:. ii: 00.
Mrs. George C. Quirk ......... 6.00 6'55' 7 18" 716*: 8 "A: 8 513- 9.153.
‘Movlng Picture Performances. 139.00
0:37.10:20x,10:46x, 11: 38!“.
Cake and Candy Sale ......... 20.00 3;- 101.42 48. ”12581:. t:_08. 2:5011' *
Herberlft. Smith. ........... . 10.00% :9; can, 0-5-1: iwill. 6.01:1. 7:183.
Mrs. Frank Buccanelli ...... .. 2 1.00 9--°» 9.001. 1024-»-
Mr. and Mrs. James Whaler. . . 1.00 “M."
Frank Seller . ...... 1.00 A. M___12,251' 5:1“. 5:4“. 8:65
Cash ..... ...... 2.00 10:20,“ 11.24. .
Cash ........................ “85.00 P. M-—12248x, 2; 341:, 2:50”. 5:“, .
Ladles' Aid Society of Broad 6:501. 7:12, 7:52;. 9:23 9.59“
Rh 8? ..... . ............... I. . . .5. 00 10;”.
F. W. Southworth .............. 6.00 . _
Cash ................. . ...... .. . .5.00 NEW YORK 70.30117" NORWALK.‘
CONTRIBUTIONS CONTlNUE.
Contributions for the relief of the
flood sufferers continue to come in to
the City National Bank. Monday will
be the last day for their reception, and
all money on hand Monday at closing
rims will be forwarded to the National
American Red Cross Association at
Washington 11, (3.. by Cashier Wilfred
Bodwell who has the matter in
charge.
The benefit performances at Hoy‘s
Theatre tomorrow promise to swell
the fund greatly and the amoutit ta.
hen in will be announced on Monday.
The total fund to date is $409.10.
Recent contributions are as follows:
Philathes Class, Rowaytou M. E.
Church ................ ..8 0
South Norwalk Congregational
Church ............. 20
l-‘rlday Afternoon (‘luh .......... iii
NEGROEB B‘HLL FEAR THAT
“BOMB.”
\V’Alill‘l‘Ntl’l‘liN. April ammo-Km
messengers in the Treasury Depart»
ment today still were! not fully r0-
covercd from tho shoal: caused by the
uppruwuuce of a supposed “internal
machine" which appeared yesterday
on Bourciary hchdoo‘n dash. Thu
licoretnry appeared to regard it hiulp
iy. sithcunh others eyed it ushuncc.
The "bomb‘ reached secretary Ml"
Misc through the mail. it mum from
Norfolk. Va. and a lliiiti later the his.
tory of tho iron hall, which is three
inches in diameter, was cleared up in
a letter from the donor. it developed
that the other! was a. cannon hall
which had iiilil‘li ilrod tram a iirltlsh
frluuio during the bombardment of
Norfolk in the Revolutionary war. it
was dug no recently in a street in
that 12hr. .
The cannon bail. fired tram one of
the vessels which leek sway tor
boomers, the last of Virginia‘s royal
governors. was sent by Thomas hell.
of Norioiit. “lie requested that the
secretary present it to President Wit.
loll.
, . ,
CONTSAOTOR NOBLNDV SHIV.
(instructor Home” has excavated
nearly two thousand rest in West are
non. The sand. stone and cement ins .
nonoperatsbsais hereunder!»-
m is being am in 03de iii:
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3: 30):. 3: 55:1. 4: 28x, ":05x, 6: lib;
5:27. 6:01x. 6:041, 19:10:,
11:10:. 11:30, 12:00:.
Sundays.
A. M.:—-—6 00. 8: 08:. 8: 25:, 9: 00:,
10: 02:.
P. 'ii.:—~12. 04. 1:021,6:02x, 6. 03
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12:00:. .
IOUTH NORWALK To MINI
HAVEN.
A. M.—~12:18x, itl’lx, 12571,
7:23, 911411, 10:23:. 11:11:. 11:47.
P. M.-—-12:07x, 1:20. 3:181.
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a. lire-1:80. 6:18. 8:88. 10:01:.
P. sirens. lists. 0:80. rm. ‘
Walleye.
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