VV— ally ifair tonight and Thursday; mod-
“ embe westerly Winds.
which be control this morning over
2 mundane is causing cloudy and rainy
weather in the Lower Mississippi Vsl~
lay and cloudy weather with flurrlse
of anemia reported from the Lake re-
gion.
other districts east of the Rocky
Mountains. The temperaturols rising
slowly in vthe,southorn districts and
continues mild in the northern dis-
triots.
importantngineetiuz of stile (Crucial
i well. Livingstdli Morehouse', Nathaniel
. Freeman. Eugene Steakhouse
1 llslph 3me
“ of' Edward J Corman and Miss Agnes
:1 pleasure to their mnny friends in The
Norwallis today The young couploy,V
' ' no stores there, floating about in a
‘ good depth of water. The temptation
‘ for a. paddle became .very great and
. Rouse Dresses and manners in
run... .yu...‘
‘miu' Muslin no“. 50o. 159, o ‘
[indict I’I'lncess Slim 600,1“, ‘1
A «Isolate moment or bodied-
E Ii Banks
Heineken» Hotel link
1th Nowell:
fRuin.
continued.
V 1 the firstuone hereebouts
.‘ oanuslng thus early this season. Re-
‘ 3 one ride about the cellar.
‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
For lerwalk and vicinity: Center!
A disturliouce
Pleasant weather prevails in
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 38; high, 48.
The Saturday night dances at the
Norwallr Country Club haVe been dis-
d‘onlglit there will .lpe. held a New
Board of the Norwalk M. E. Church.
Sev eral matters are to come before the
members for action
Through an error in the story of
Walter J. Smith‘s marriage. which sp-
pcnred in The Sentinelfryfestorday. the
name of the bride was p nted as Miss
Agnes Cattery. It should have rend‘
(\sfi’erty and her home is in
York.
SQUIRREL PATROL ORGANIZED. '
Wilton Boy Scouts ofAmeI-Ica Hon
Eight Charter Members.»
The Squirrel Patrol. of Wilton. Boy
Scouts of America. was organized Sat-
urday evening at the home of Scout-
ma‘ster F. Clerc Ogden. Flight boys
passed the examination as tendertoot
scouts, which was given by the mem-
bers of the advisory board,‘ consisting
oi? C. O. Eakland, T. '1‘. Merwin and
R. H. Fitch. The officers of the Patrol
were elected and they are:
Patrol Leader—Coorge E‘sklsiid.
Assistant IMBP—‘B. 1H. Gregory.
Secretarywtsemuel M Fitch.
Treasurer—allow“ Pleasents.
The other mamboru of the Patrol be
sides the unicorn are: George Rock-
was“
. GORMAN-«CAFFREY
The announcement of the marriage
Coilrey brought much surprise and
were married last July and have kept
the news secret until today. They
are -wull knowu and liked throughout
the city and have the best wishes of
all their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
inun “are'now‘residinlg in New Haven,
whore'Mr. Gannon is employed.
”0 A...-
ENJOYB CANOE RIDE lN P‘onrr'
LAND CELLAR. ,
PORTLAND. March l—-Arvid Obi
son of Commerce street is no doubt
to enjoy
uently' Mr. Ohlson,‘ upon going- into
his collar," found his-flue canoe, which
he secured the craft and enjoyed a‘
New
and '
s ”R 10.4. Box
on Sale Saturday and Mom
.. J ‘ doY Oniy.
WM r Bums
Book find Stationery store.
South Norwalk.
16 SOUTH
and
for a sintéd
on request.
’Piioue
, NEW
FIVE COIN
. BANK
to take Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quar-
ters and Half Dollars,
OnVSsle at
new ELLYV’S
STATIONERY» Auo‘ nook cross
MAIN CTREET,
RESCENTN: - .-
LAUNDRY ’
l Gentlemen!
let no contract to Troop your‘r
suits in first-class condition.
This means you can have
Your Suit Cleaned
Pressed
Weekly
period at s more’
nominal figure than you could‘
. obtain otherwise. We will be.
pleased to give all particulars-
- 5 ring 4
Norwalk
~ everything necessary‘l to completely furnish the home.
Select from s. varied line. . o
A. J. Collins &
Funerul Direotors and Embabners
Telephone 747
‘ ‘i
o
' "THE K- NOCKER'VB CREED
Man comes into the world ‘without his consent, and leaves it against
his will. During his stay on earth his time is spent in one continuous
round of contrarles and misunderstandings. luhls infancy he’ s an Im-
gel; in his boyhood he's a devil; in his manhood he's everything from
- a lizard up; in his duties he a ll. darn tool; it he moist a family he’s a
chump; it he raises a check he’ s a thief, and then the law raises ————?
with him; if he's a poor man he's a poor“ manager and has no sense; it
he's rich he’s dishonest, but considered smart; if he’ s a politician he's
a grafter and a crank; it he’s out of politics you can‘t place him as he
is an undesirable citizen; it he was to church has a hypocrite; if he
stays away he's a sinner; if he donates to foreign missions he does it
for show; if he doesn't he's stingy and a tight wad; if he sells good .
coal it is too expensive; it he sells cheap cos! it is rotten; if he quotes
you often be is hard up for orders; it he does not quote you he is too
chospto buy a stamp; it he calls on“you he makes you pay his travel-
ing expense/s; if he does not call ,on you be cannotaftord to.
When he first comooii‘tto thelwo‘rld everybody wants to kiss him:
before he goes out they all want to kl k him. If he dies young there
. was a great future lIetorehini; if he lives to a ripe old ago, then, of
course, he’ s living only to save funeral expenses.
LIFE-e. A BARN FUNNY THING, lBNW‘ IT?"
Why not give us a swiple order you try shrew
. ‘ RAYMOND one}.
' "Visitor." ‘
Hill! Milli Hill
wager-u”
Lamb (tethering of Members to
Hear Stirring Addresses and
Good Music
{1;}
u ‘Wa a
’ Lost 11 ht was celebrated the 70th
anniversary of the founding of Coil-
cord Division, Sons of Temperance,
and prominent officers and members
of the order throughout the state weie
present to participate in the Affair.
Nearly seventy-live gathered to listen
to stirring addresses and enjoys fine.
entertainment. The celebration was
fitting and a grand success. At the »
conclusion of the speaking and enter-
tainment program refreshments werei
served.
- The gathering was called to order
by Jonas D. Worden, W. P., and hot
delivered the address of welcome.
Mrs. Louise Conneld gave the open—
ing ode of the Division andshe was
(allowed - by little. uelght‘years-old
Emma Ruby, who gave a recitation on
“The New Brother" She so delight-
eftho audience. with her efforts thaii
she gave an encore, reciting The‘
dire, Grace M. Barman, G. W. P"!
spoke on the general work of the order;
throughout Connecticut. Her tulle.
was very interestingand well applaud-
ed. Mrs. Dorman is the first woman
to hold the office of grand \rorihy ps-
|triorch in Connecticut.
Mrs. Louise Cnnfleld gave it whist-l
ling solo which greatly illlcasedgthe‘
. IIII-‘u
aAutomobiles for Hire
By the hour. day, week or month.
Our chauffeurs are all skilled and careful men.
i, “-3.. '...r‘
t . .« it
Send for the ill“ Cdtalogue of Mayor Motor Cars.
son: R" ”ll B it wk 3
1 -”’fiiétrlbuter for Fairfleld County. River- Street. Not-walk. Conn.
JAMAL FOUND GUILTY
COLEJBURN & LAUDER
THE JEWELERO.
D!AMONDS,W WATCHES JEWELRY, CUT. GLASS.
We hate ll. curefuly selected stock of Sterling Silver and «Silver
-Plsted Wars, the latest designs of standard makers. Also Silvar
Novelties of every description We invite your inspection.
1..
it Will
in
30. Not-walk.
The Reed 81 Voik
Electrical Co. ,
1-»- Only Fully Ito-rpm
stacrnicalt. OHDP
We Sell
Life Insurance
IN THE
1 Travelers’ lus. Co.
ASK us' _
oiaABILn-v ctnusz.
ABOUT THE
Interest You.
J. M. Layton. 8: (10., Inc. V
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Nortvnlk.a
Nil. Tm
.AUTOV “JPN-III.
Phone SOS-50 “80.110!!! at;
nude ul‘u Block.
50 AW Stumps Free,
"'15 lbs Grenulated sugar ' ' .15‘
”—
Repairing lino optical Work of All Kinds
TWO STORES. ,
96 WASHINGTQN STREET.
22 WALL STREET.
. scum menu/stir.
NORWALK.
www-». W-.."
A. ......._ ._.—~..‘..— - ......
6! WALL STREET
NORWALKI
PHONE “I.
‘0. B. Jackson
opticion
Everything 1.. the Optical Lino
Eyes Examined Free ‘
. ‘ ‘ V
-~— --._...._.. x.— ..
Mansion House
C HASS‘RN”. Prop
. to M.- WInhweh. so. Norwslk.
A; Totem-tour. s01. .
. with the following Mammalian-AW
.. ifor $100. 1
j 1 can Magnolia or liiiover Milk
{)7 ‘
- 1 lb. Very Good Coffee or 1-2 lb. ‘
. Tap, . , , .30 H W . .
.I 1 alcoholic Corn Stitch- ,V m; .10 . '1 9 can -_ Accom'
1~_2 lb Peerless Baiting Powder .26 ' ' “W ‘ ‘
libot. Weichester Sindee .10 madate 50 P Come ..'.
i can Ameo stove relish V05. RM“ M ”WM life ,6- 00."
Large bottle musing w 1‘ ;1fl‘ , -
i ‘ ‘ . .. 1‘ Vi . 1...!— manor. 36°;
.1 .. r 1, $31.12
orientate-bats v.. - ' ~ .12
I
the Presbyterian Board of Bonds
,inembers and she was accompanied by
{Miss Natalie Wheeler. Mrs. Cenfield
iwas followed by Frederick J Smith.
Eoi‘ llsrmony Division. New Haven.
ance. lie showed what the grout th of'
stile order's 'work had been in the past
year and pointed out the’good ihpt
Ellad been accomplished. lilo i
very good stories
ness houses and corporations
ate men.
his witty remarks
vision: Charles N, Adams, llridgc bit:
VMrs. Mary Beach, New l-iuven:
Anne Pryor: Misc
Thatcher. Roway ton.
recitation
Family.”
-" ~— |4
tie in Orlmlml Superior Court.
Monitored Jamalr‘ot’ Danbury, who
‘ the Criminal Superior court. Attor»
ney Cable for the prisoner made a. mo-.
‘tlon to have the verdict of the jury set "“33“”:
. 1_.le!o on the ground that it was not dayv
, lin keeping with the weight of evidence ‘0'!“ will “9 W939": {0" conference
ibnt Judge Tuttle denied the motion. :and plans.
Attorney Cable asked that Jamal he
placed in charge of a probation onlcer
lso that he could pay his fine on the
iinut‘alhnent plan and not have to goi
3w jail. He said that some time ago“-
.lama! loaned some of his friends $750
. - a but the prisoner was unable to get any
'of it. Judge Tuttie was of the opin-
Vinon that now was the time for those
Vto whom the money had'becn loaned
to come forward and pay Jamal some i
or it so that he couldpsy his line. He i
decided not to put Jamel under proba-
tion. Court adjourned about noon,
time until 10 o 'olock this morning i
I 8UNDAY 80HOOL WORKERS
I
Modern Business Enterprise in Devol‘ ’
oping the Sunday School / ‘
NEW HAVEN March i.~«'l‘he deVel- ~
“modern business nterprise,” the var.
lous problems is ing Sunday school
workers and the necessity of tip-to»
date methods and trained teachers to
meet them, were thechiet tapics or
discussion .at the preliminary mesh
ingaV of the eleventh annual convem
tion of the international Rsllglols lilti-
da‘ym .. 1
.fl‘he speakers included m. Morris
Ferguson. educational secretary vol!
in Illllumillmnl'll!
ALCOHOL a sea cuur '
AVcllelable Preparationfonis
slmlluigigillei‘oulaullle uh-
lliiguir lmllllfilil mullim‘isal'
?INIA‘NT “Clinnutu
Bears the
Ii -?‘ PmmolesDigcslioufllteifd
M. nessnndllasttonluinsnclllu
O ituIIliorplIliic norllincial.
‘ orNancorio. ;
Apcifeclilemcdy Ior Conslhr
lion. Sour Shunt-Milanhin
Wot ms. Coluhlslou‘s. Foolish
nose smile SS 0F SLEEP.
Mind—~—
l-‘atS'iiuiic some: 0?
JEW YORK.
Tit) inching-i uld- ’
Erect Copy of Wrapper.
“it cannon loo-testimony to
__ — ._._. _ ,
who talked on the subject of temper-1 STATE TUBERCULOSIS ‘COMMIS-
1 tuberculosis commission at its meet»
on some ing in the Capitol yesterday morning. I
Rev. L, if. Cas— l
t00k up the matter of the continues
well was called upon for in Speech tlon of the office in the Capitol. i Opp. Hoyt
and he spoke of how u"? “"36 hm“ where the clerical work for the v-‘ari .
give .ous senatoria is carried on
un'eference in employment to temper ing to the opinlon of Attorney Gener
al lohn H. Light, delivered recently.
Fred S Ambler had his audience in the state appropriation cannot be us V
an uproar when he let forth some of.“ for this
Among “‘9 0‘“th sinners lime decided that until the
speakers- of the smiling were Mrs in?”
WW A. WWW“ Mimic} it, the eipenas most be paid by!
the sanstoria A meeting will be held ;‘
M“;- ’in New listen during the
‘9“ .H milder. hohelder the details Of this plan The
Mrs. Funny Crockett sud Mrs Elsie mmmuofis
,ihe storm of Sunday. Hartford wasi
Little Miss Ruby rendered snot-her the only place where no damage w“, actions yesterday
the subject being "Mine done
torium is
: hill, great deeds of Water came down;
'on the building There were six feet
0F STEALING WATCH of water in the cellar and the boilers
were flooded. Patients had to be mow.
‘ Danhury Man Fined $100 By Judge Tut ed to the dining hall until the water
Icould be drained off and fires started.
At Shelton and Norwich, too.
was found guilty of the theft of a gold same difficulty was caused by the
‘watch and chain, valued at ‘35 was snow melting and flooding the cellar;
{yesterday fined 3100 by Jude Tuttle in of the buildings, though to a less ex!
tent
CHERRY BLDSSOMS FOUND IN
M 0 Carroll yesterday afteruOonlmon Pleas court. which opened here
brought in ii branch from a cherry yesterday.
tree hearing a small cluster of blos- $75 for violation of the liquor law all
some in full bloom. The branch Was $75 for allowink ‘garnbllns to this
out from a small tree on the shore of place in his place of business i
the third bay of :Highland Lake.‘ ,
8l0N MEETS. . i
HARTFORD, \iarch 4—-Tlie state:
Accord ;
i
legislature can moire provisioni
work, and the commis-
u eek to
THREE WIVES sggxiu
~ 1.6r [)me
Papers were filed in thi‘e Miller"
in the subs
share the sang. Court. Lena :IiacDOnsld of B 1158‘
a: .port, wants a deiree from Alien
MacDonald (.Qf Bridgeport ion
ground of habitual inteiuperdnce.
couple were married January“: 24‘
Margaret Mills of this city so
freedom from William M tll
city on the ground ‘of tutor '.
cruelty, She also wants slimbn’ 'Fiio
couple were married December
1885.
Elizabeth Koho‘iipt of Bridge"
sues JOhn G. Kohoupt or Dsnbury
.the ground of inteinpera‘nce. . ;
maiden name was Elizabeth Tie
and she married the defendant
1885. ,. ‘ ‘
VITO FEDERICI FiNED 316 PO
Viola-nun untrue LAW. 1
Judge John J. Walsh presided Vs,
in
suffered greatly from i
At Meridon
locatal on the side of tit!
“181
At the nest meeting of the ‘ com-
which will be held next Mon-
the superintendents of the suns.-
m...
WINSTED.
\VINSTED, March 4.—-.\isil (Muffler ‘ the March term of the- Ermine! _
Vito Federici was
walk
opment oil the Ihumility school as a‘
nutrition Association, which began hora . *
..,todsy.,..dnd will continue through four. ‘
4,. fully be fluent all our ultimate success 1
k
To our Pd'trons and Patrons To Be-
Julius Caesarspolicy was to come. look and coiiqu'él
That Was in the age of FORCE—the prints mover of
V mane d‘dn‘iiratlon: '
Now we We in the age 'of. REASON-wit piom’hto'
mutual advantage.‘ 1
Progressive modern merchandising owes ‘
numeric! masses to the use of reason'wt‘o til.
conception of it fair null square deal.
" Extended experience in our particular line had tdtigh
t ' on tho principal of side and coke. We ’con‘fti you
beast ltown fully more or the task befor uslm
n
" valued “intranets ~ .1 1 .. , ,
' I w solicit your good. wiliwivo pay foultl
'cou TEE
Norwalk Chronicler