WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity:_ dials.
‘1 lollo‘wm by clearing and cooler to-
» night; Sunday lair, For Connecticut:
6 SOUTH MAIN OT.
’ Fountain Pensi‘”
2 gross always‘in. stock, so you
, .Rain tonight and Sunday morning, 101- will surely find one to “mi
lowed by cloudy and cooler Sunday: Waterman Pens from $2 50 up
”vsnoderate variable winds. , Weather
conditions; The weather disturbance
is not». passing out the st. Lawrence
Valley. The southern disturbaddc
forms a long trough of Ibardmetric
pressure, extending from Georgia
northeastward to NewRJersey. it is'
, causing heavy rain along the Atlantic
. coast. Several places reported more
than two inches oi ralnlall during the
last twontydom; hours. Pleasant
Weather with 1...; teniperatures pre-
vails «between the“itocky Mountains
and the Mismm1 riVer Heavy
lmsta were reported as liar south as
Tense.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
'i‘emperature: Low,- 42; highgdlz.
. .Pnrtly cloudy. . .A ,5 .i
William lander, oi 'Norwslk. and a
well known basebsll player, will coach
the Center school team, starting next
Tuesday.
The NorwailtWBoard of Fire Under
writers will hold its regular meeting,
Monday afternoon in the cities of
Chandler and Dana '
Protect yourself against the spring
~. storms with die 0! Cavanagh and
Rose's allponmslnwats. A special
sale of than today. See adv. page
seven.
w—John i-l. Dottie? piano tuber (tom
New York will he in town next week.
. ““10"“ mt ”0 “'0 “WWW, How" The Cannon Won: Club nets antss- .
will receive his lattention.
~Hat end sleeve mound“ bands.
O'BI‘NI‘I ‘1 h. , » ‘.
it.
Astuted communication oi (lid
'Wéli Indie. No. 108.!“ ; and A
will be held It ltd menus April 15D!
at 8 oclock p on. The Master Ma-
" son decree will he worked. '
elven: maul-twat autoimmune)
u... in oil helm: ob... sum
of Undue Hayloi'i, No; dd 1-! 1.0.11.
EM There will be a "load" to lollow
the decree.
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1 REMTIDN m oos'r.
To (paint the woods/exit or a room
.. «one host with L“ and Mg. Semi-Milton
w Desi Palate-Use: ‘1 audit or slut
raids «by misled i pant bl 'i‘u no
and ll. om.
svenlnd next, fifths“ miller. idiletlnt
Also others for $i.oo and $1. 50.
Dounelly s
* Stationery Store
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
m
*Mlsa J 'Smith, of Norwalk. will leave
here Monday for Arizona.
The regular meeting of the D. I.
L.,‘ No. ’269, "will be ’held Sunday '
morning at 10 o'clock in the Central
Labor diall.
‘ M
Moidendrio vs. the Norvialk rlnvssie
m'snt Compsny was heard before
Judge Scottwln Danbury yesterday at
the short. calendar ‘sesalon‘snd put
over until April 2th ht wmon‘ tints
it will likely he thrashed out.
' Barry L Street. or Dorian, employed
by Raymond Brothers, as a collector,
is ill at his home with an attack or
tonsolltls. ills lriends wish hint a
speedy return to health.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Shalelt. at
west avsnue. m the prdud parents or
a bright baby. girl. born at 72'80 o’clock;
thlsfmornlngfio todlrs.13huielt. Mother
and child are doing nicely and
friends and relatives. ‘
onorsde in the Cannon titanic «iiall
last evening. About one hundred
young people were present and all in.
until it o'clock this mornlns. Refresh-
mittee of young ladies. . ;
was."
dress she brousht out forcibly the m.
{or education. young. mlddlsam
slid old (looking in audit numbers to
the saloon: , illiss Drowns is a limb
' ; bersi‘lby-‘the tlms’itis/a'y'e M run
anniversary date is July 1' ~
»‘ called 1101' a second number. Vocal of West avenue. 401' the Week end and
k previous to Ma ,
the desire to roduce ‘my stoc
dolor and ideal
it will b filrned over to The Holmes.
‘cake’. , ‘ , all through the season as they have.
. After .‘the‘ retreshmonts ”Schmidt’s Very good “1318“”: - - 2/.
POTASH.» NITRA'I'E 890A, NlTRATE OF POTASH.
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTEB.
elected dictator, '
. remarks in?"
of
brands. N. .
r . ‘ , . V ,-‘ I
. Deputy Sherill l) Louis Ladrigan is ‘ ‘
prlrom the new silicon it will be serving jury warrants tor the open-'
possible to have a lodge of 3110 meal
mun Pleas oi: Bridgeport for Tuesday
on Darlen oltlzenfl.
-.,.»m.’.
‘1.
The lirat nuinbor on“ the pros-rain
was a vocal selectionwby .wg‘g, Gmbg Wiles Anna McMahon, oi the College
diosck. A violin solo by lichen no of New Howells, is visltlns her liar- ,
ceasera was so pleasing tbs’t? he use ents. Mr. and Mn. John F McMahonr
and instrumental Music of a Dish or. so day. . ' y ,9 . , ” 2?"
Jet was next! slurnl‘élled W Jilis three
Miller sisters A reading'hy Mrs. not; A 10°“! We 0* IWO “Em“. In “‘9
, tarpon was well received by“ an, the 'I‘I'WW‘WY’S WAWm 0? “3.0 ”WWW”
entertainer being at her best and her; WI‘I‘I- WIIIII‘I“ F- L““‘ "3' L95“ and. ‘
reading WIDE 18”“! “in: ,a' delightful MEI“) V8. Lillk. both cases the ,l‘eBIflt
manner. ‘ . or a property dispute. will be heard.
' *The next was a voice! delectlon by .
I). R Hendricks ””10de by a VIOIIII The 'bilflkel‘fi C‘f NOPWHIR formed a '
mg“ were esoprhetlt‘to the banquet Meeker was elected captain and:
In“ where the committee had proper Sarsileld‘Burns was elected manager.
ed retneshments oi ice cream ruicl'The “my“ 11”" A E°°d chance I0 “I“
orchestra played for dancing which _ . . u . ~ 5 ~ .. a
was enjoyed until 12 o’clock. ' HEARING 0" «VALUE OF BRIDGE
The committee ‘whlch arranged this PROPERTIES,
successful, aliair is comprised as fol Attorney J-‘w Banks and L'. Fair- ‘ '
lows: Jenn Fountain, chairman; '1‘. child Wheeler. of Bridgeport and
Kelly, A Johnson, F 1H.Ganung, L IGeorge E Beam. of Greenwich. com.
R Hendricks J T' Byrnea. J' Lycett, mittee appointed by the Superior
M‘ White. A‘ Brownetter, E Axon, L Court to assess the values on. proper-
iggifn'FXafflrygn d231€2012ht ty condemned by the Bridge Construc- '_
iott and I3. Steel) ’ tlon Committee for the erection of
thenew bridge. holds, hearingx in
Norwslk this morning in the Town
'Coult room, at which time they heard .._
what evidence there was to be. pre— ‘
seated. The hearing had not been
.,
ANTICIPATED TROUBLE WITH
LABORERS.
Anticipating trouble which was
luv
mg of the Criminal Court oi Coin‘ “ ‘ ‘
solo by arl Schmidt. alter which the WWW! mm “item“ All.“ CAM“
1361181109
Successful
Bounces
Man“ j
~owl-oel-vto-Mol-oei-lenter-toni-eveswe~1-
58 WALL DTRIET
0. D. Jackson
Optician
thI'eatened him on Thursday because
be discharged ”live Italian laborers
. and hired a quintet of colored work-
. era, Minor D. Randall, of Tokenelte,
‘ sent for Deputy Sheriii D. Mills Lad-
‘rlzan to he on hand to quell any dis-
turhance which mlih arise. The
I
. threatened revenge, wad evidently
. postponed. however. as nédr as can be
ascertained teddy,“
completed up to press time and was
continued throughout the afternoon.
The,,~pnopertyNiWnet-s were repre—
sented «by Attorneys Leo Davis; Joa
“sub 3. Taylor. of Norwalk and South
Norwalit. respectively. and Attorney
Chamberlain. ol -Brldseuor‘t..- The .
I.brlliige- -conlmlttee and town Vere rep- _
reheated by Attorney John J. Walsh.
Advertises
m The
‘to go to Greenwich on Thursday ad
. tenaooa- op important business and
‘ understood that the revengelul ltsl~
“ Aflotb‘si‘flslle'rdi roan MEI’BJB'M slid,
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Deputy Sheriil but!!! n W“ creed Attorney Edward Quinlan. * '1
time were an Wilson D. S. Hull, «0.
l t all th call at it is l '
cou d no end 9 l‘ Ghlotto and Herman Quittner.
tans kept' the peace and that the col~ CONSIDEmIVngN GHA'RC
' Cults, Coats. Dresses, Wslsts and: Skirts
right mil. it for no other roasts than to learn what is “newest end
liars are assembled the dvsryl’brosm" at
We Now
best to wear this series.
the latsiit styles ~protlluisd sit the Fountain-head
; where still you had anyone more sled to show them
,. :s for Value, w'e can give you the “salmon or Style. service and
saturation at the Minimum (lost. Coins and see c
I’ ‘_ The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 SoudiMalnbt.SouthNarwslk
.i . tskln rl lit-dole ior that base cityaoi'aoisls. The arr’asasmeut pro-
calving the (elicitation oi tlieir masr “‘ II ‘
“ port. so ilsry' a or any Stamford tom
2. Address Charles Harrison. (llidord Ho-
; tel booth Norwalk. or Chulss mu.
, quilt. Mckwood Manufacturing Com-
1 bony, South Norvvsllt. ( , . ,
ioyed a due time. Dancing continued f;
ments were served by this able can» “
on a button in the door oi the our and
The Meyer is on its wa’
masts! and Start System
M o Wths modems... emission lav j‘ n
Mrs, W. H. Baldwin, Mrs; .J. G. :1
Gregory and Miss Kate Clark won j;
amen: those who attended the mesh ,.
ins it “is Greenwich Coniresatiohsl '.'
church yesterddy in the interests of ;;
ioraltn missions. Miss Alice R. :-
Browns, president-elect of. the Wo- .1
mun’ a College Peking, spoke most In. 1;
lemstlnxiy oi the educational prob- --
‘ ,1. loin. oi the blow china. in her 36-:
I all esteem; sou Loom miss. '.
tursso van Ali'l'ml.
hire by the hours
R H BANKS
was avatar. . ,
that the Chinese are more than eager 7
oped man are peacebly pursuing the . , - '1 .
\ (HUII'EE-H.
work set out for them.
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'l‘he Cubs and the Klswron A. C. will Hubboll sou maiden-d“ the arm now'
play s return M0. Sunday afternoon,‘ completed. it was dated to divide the f
on the name:- Grounds. It 3 o'clock. Town 0,! No'rwsik snidinooroorm the"
sharp. Last Sunday they were de- Git! at Norwfllt. It was also .vo‘ted
tested by the score ”or i to a. trueI thst the latter should be novel-nod by
same was lost by Porter a poor throw. a mayor and 10 councllnlsn and other
and center-dole tor second base. ~.Ai~' video for six councilman, born the first
though the weather was for iron: au-I tsslna district and tour iron the sec- .
columnar era was a latte crowd. I and district, the latter being the out-
The Cubs ohslisnse any local team lids: districts.
or abbot-town teams. such as Wash
mm seamen «and.
A urns has been «hum between .
atlas ill sills?! WWI! PM“
ms lollows: atom at " ’
in: Disney. in: an 1.... ind Nomi. ,.
in» the outfield. thsninih buss help; is ,4
The witnesses examined up is press " ‘
The division charter coinmlttee inst ’ ‘ ”'
CUBS AND KLAWRONQ AGAIN. last evening in the” odlce of Walsh it " ‘
’ sentinel ,
fie Undersea»: 'z
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