it, Bricks and
such materials
ere 306;,» also.
and Sewer Pipe.
misrepresentation.
ii or custom invited.
TEL. 294 122 WATER ST.
' Before 1011 My in \our supply oi
(7,031 for next uiiitcr try a low
iiashela f1 0111
William Efi‘ron
. You will find that the coal noes
to ashes.
Not; Clinkars
'aiid does not iiijurc the nraic.
3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK
Tel, 441 ’ Tel, 441.
.iUN K DEALER
, You only need write a postal or
bone to Wm. Effi'ou and you will
at a ready market for things which
you don‘t want, such as rugs, papers,
bottles, rubbers, SCl‘Rill'll‘Oll, metals,
outlier beds a specialty. We are
.‘waltimg for your call. \\'1n. Idi‘fi'on, :I
Rowan St. Tel. 441.
h‘
(on .‘
11/, (“by
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‘YOU'LL ENJOY PREPARING
VEGETABLES
bought here. They are no Il‘t'SIl "_
iflflcrlan you know they are 30- ‘
up; to taste line on the table,
wH‘v EAT CANNED 000138
11111 you can got the I'i'csli
r0111 ihn farm ari..lic c? Just
on what a good natured (IOW'd
uu'll incct. .8111 h iegctables as
Magma)- ‘ ‘ '
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«My
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of!
"biotic 81 Co.
Music Hall Block
Ol‘fitofii’b't‘nfif ‘51:“:11‘ iCR’fiOQ’CiQCI'
V9,... v
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it over with 119‘.
- Old'liurniture B'e- ;
comes New-Fumiture I
if you will let us repair and' 5
Phone '
or drop us a postal and we I
i
will call and give you an es-
timate.
iKOHN' BROS. ‘
72 N. Main st. Phone 336-4.
‘ ' upholster it for you.
Don’t Forget
the babies. They enjoy the rides:
these nice pleasant‘days and their
health demands plenty of fresh
air. Take them- out in one of our
comfortable carriages, go-carts or
sulkies An exceptionally large
line at special prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY
At the Fender Auditorium Bulldlry,
av NORTH MAIN STREET.
we buy sec .ad hand Furniture.
- i Fine Engraving
and every kind of Watches.
Clocks. jewelry, Optical Repair-
ing get done at
BRAND’S
WELL KNOWN AND LARG-
EST REPAIR BUSINESS.
138 Wa'hmgton St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
PERMITS GIVEN OUT
lNSPECTOR FINCH.
'i‘o (‘0101111111 and It‘lll‘c)‘ for a limit-
iiig installation at. the home of Ar-
thur Joseph in Glover atrect.
To C. P, Hayes for North
strcct block to cost approximately
$10,000.
To Enoch Silver for wiring in the,
restaurant of Homer th'aw In South
Main street.
’l‘o Thomas Lougstaff for an addi-
tion to his home at .ifi Stcvcus sti't'cc..
to cost about $1,000.
BY
Main
SUES HIS WIFE.
I Andrew Ilitzu has brought suit
against his wifc. Mary, for divorcc
on statutory grounds. iMi'. liltzn is
represented by the law firm of liinxm
weilcr & llcgcnuui. It Is undci'atood
that Mrs. Ritzu will contest. the ac.
tiou. The papers are rctiirnnblo on
the Firm 'l‘ucnday of April in tlic
Superior Court. ‘
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
Ind“ .11 d (‘hichester iicpliew of Ill. it
DcKIyn, and manager of DcKlyii's bait
ery, In .\'orwalk, with his wife, will cpl-
Pilltile the twelfth annivei'suryoi their
indrriaue tomorrow and in cmniiieiiior—_
ation of this signal occasion will enter-
tain a number of friends at iliil now
realdcnco in Main street.
.adoptcii,
-.Iaiaiid,
. other
.iEpiscopal
'churches."
' Frank
. It you re otter going to build, now's tho time. i'ownverytiiing In In
your favor and notivithiiianding tale: to the contrary we doubt
tibii'll ever one 111111111111» of the quality We handle any cheaper.
not get really net-loin: about owning your home and come In and talk
We not only sell lumber but otter suggestions and
information when customers desire our help, and will furnish piano
for complete 'house when materials are purchased of as.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
(00TH NORWALKuy CONN.
ii: _ -
Why
11111111 111 1111i
9' III III 1111113
N. Y. East Conference May Ali-
opi Resolution Over‘Mini-
mum Salary
MOUNT VERNON, March iii——
When more than 400 Methodist iilplsco-g
pal iiiinintciyn representing the .\'ewI
Yotk East Conference, met yesterday,
In their clxty- sixth annual aesslon, it
seemed certain that the conference
conference.
The resolution, introduced a ycul
ago by Rev. ()tho it‘ord linrtholow,
pastor of the First Methodist Church
in this city. where the conference In
being held, calls for 11 minimum sul-
ary of $500 a your for bachelor initi-
intern and $1,000 a your for married
iiiinistera, together with free rout of
tho. parsonage.
"I feel sure the resolution will he.
adopted," declared Itov. lliiriholow
today. "Practically every iiicinbui' of
thc coufci'cncc who is tilllHll'nlllit
with the main teatut'v-zi-i oi; my resolu-
tion scams to ho In favor of it. and I
do not iiiitlcipaic any trouble In tin:
adoption of the iiicauuic.
“Sonic oi” the :‘uiuricc iii-inc paid to
iiiiuistcrn non, not only in our coin
fort-11cc. but throughout the country.
arc pitifully small. Sonic iiiiiiisici's
draw only about $100 :1 .\x'lil' now,
nhilc many inuri‘itd ministers. who
arc i':-ii!<‘|lll.{ iaiii'ilies. not an annual
hililii'y of only about $1i0ti.
"(if coin'rc. 1f thin roaolution in
it will apply only to minis-
lt‘l‘S in our confurciicc which our
iiracca 11111 State of thiiiiicctlcut. Long
tho (‘ity of Iirooklyu, ilic cabi-
ei'u part of New York city and West-
chostcr county, .\‘cw iorliliiute. lhit
wc believe that thc example not by
us in establishing a minimum salary
’ for ninistera will be followed éoon by"
Methodist '
ot‘ the
and
conferences
Cill‘itcli nil otiici'
The conference opened this morn-
I
Inc with 11 holy communion service
in which all conference members par-
ticipated. Thin sorvicmwan followed
by a brief conference session. In the
afternoon, a memorial service will lic-
‘conductcd, and tonight the conference
will meet again. at which time lion.
Moon, of New York, formerly
assistant district attorney,
an address.
Bishop Luthoi' ll. Wilson. Il.l)., LL.
1)., will preside at tho conference,
which will continue until next Tucs-
day.
Although the conference did not
open formally until today. moat til'
the out-ofvtown ministers came hero
Jyesterday, attending the iipworth an-
anniversary mid reception, which
wan
hold lust night and at which lir. Wil-
bur li‘. Sheridan and Dr. W. H.
liter iiiude addrcaaca.
'Mani’rod i‘loldnthmldt non of tlic
iiiembci oi the firm of Ruth S: (told-
iac,huiidt who in himnclt Interested In
APPRAISERS APPOINTED.
The United Staten Illatrlct court has
appointed 11 rank .1. Donahue, James E.‘
Flynn and 'D. Louis ladrigan as up.
praiaci‘s of tho bankrupt estate of
Chariot-1 Adams. . 1
HI'
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A very large aticudancc wan on “NW“ “D Illa ri'iiidcticc on tho Dockili‘i 'I‘lic police
hand at tho special ioniiiiunlcntion of
\\'tialiliiaton Chapter, No. 51, It. A. M.. ,
last night, whcii the lloyal Arch tie-i
gi'ci- was conferred on candidates
from \\'c.st.port, and Georgetow1i.
, E," 10“”; yg‘ 1
dtoo.’ 1c
.Aiwaia hold a little, of their
their opponents press. thcin
ati'cngth in» I'( 11m to for the time when
PRUDENT PEOPLE SAVE EVEN A SMALL AMOUNT FROM ‘
HEIR INCOME FOR DEPOSIT
”Where. It la rain and (ll‘ililt'illg inter
Moderate Plantain in the Safe
lN
lie South Norwalk Savmg§ Bank
eat.
Depoclt vzuit.
tho concern, in the guest, of ‘aupci I11
tcudciit t‘luu'lea 'l‘. liliiiond and other
otIIclula of the company here today.
Alfied lliiic,,ol' Brooklyn, in our. of
the first of the Burton Point Colony to
return here. for the summer. Ilo iltlll
li‘ Iol d.
”o n.n...._........., M...
John W.“f)liiintcnd, tcmporai'y ironic
ui'or of tho People‘s Trust Company. of
,South Noru'nlk, la in ‘Wtirttpoi't. today
i receiving
pavmuiita of subscriptions.
. actor, having a number
' i'will be held from her late residence,
will iiniitc‘
Lich-i
Mlu Eunice E. Dakin. .
‘,Word was received in Booth Nor-
walk tOday of the death of Mics
Eunice E. Dalila, daughter of John H.
and 110111 A Dalila, in Brooklyn. Miss
ibuklnbnd been‘iil romaine time with. ’ ' ‘
', tubercuiar trouble.
She was eighteen
years or age, and 0! a beautiful char-
of friends
here. .. liar father in the well-known
piano tuner,'wlio makes frequent trips
to South Norwalk. Funeral services
312 'iaafayette avenue.
1111i evening at 8 oclock.
Illrooklyn.
Mre_ s. L_. Ellingwood.
“Mrs. Sarah Iifltglllingwooti. aged
sixty-four years, widow of the late
Charles 'ltlllizigwood, died at the home
of her aon. William Geddes, 48 Ward
street, last night after 11 brief illness.
The funeral services will be held from
her son‘s home on Saturday after-
noon at 2:30 ,o'clock. ,and Rev. J.
Benton Werner will oiiiclute. Burial
will be made in Norwalk cemetery.
Mrs. Elllzigwood moved bore about
two years ago, from New Canaan to
live with her son.
BOMB BIBWS IlliT WIIIII .
i 0W8 III TEIIEMEIIT .
i would adopt the resolution calling tori
A_a. minimum salary for ministers in theI
(Continued from first page)
1 a...“
the (i001 near which the bomb had
bcen placed, waa broken to pieces. 1,
For the past few days, in fact cvcr
since two of tho sfriking woavera
were lined by Judge Lockwood for an.
iweie slinttcied by the chIO-‘iiml ““1 to the
RAM & HYATT
t
'
“Norwalk' 9 Leading Dry Goods Store
, “001019 (1 . HandkerChiefS
TO .MATCH 11111: EASTER GOWN
0i» blue, brown, lavender .green and pink, in solid
colors, or with colored borders.
colored comer designs I. . . . .
Children’s Handkerchiefs
with Easter designs. Many quaint patterns in a wide
RIBBONS, in Persian and Dr.sden designs.~—-
n/fiia' flfl’fllfi A nr- ‘
flan/n
wage of shades.
Prices from 25c to 59c the pad.
- al-11- at
a a a
W‘\-\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\"\‘ .1 u~n\‘\“"‘wx="x‘\-
ho had in his possession all the parts
iimllli) and would tuiiu them
mm to the policc. ‘
FUNERAL 0F PROFESSOR PECK
S'l‘AillIi‘t'lltD. .\lni't'h 2ii.~-'l‘he funer-
sauli, growing out of their employing nl of Professor Hurry Thurston Peck.
intimidation tactics, quiet has i't-Igncd ““0 committed Suicide iii'
in the vicinity of the Fit” tli'oituda,
where all 01' ,1”. trouble of 111,. mm from the Sound llcacli home of
‘ untoward formcr wife,
Izaalinppcned. With no
shootina‘.
yesterday
his
(‘ornelia l‘iau'borii
here. Monday, was . held
.\lra.
“on” ,1". official“ 0,- ,1". mill had l’cck. who took charge of the arranac-
arrived at tho conclusion that
ati'iliera lind abaudoucd 1111- use
violence. and accordingly had not c111-
ploycd police protection ioi' rlicii' work-
thc manta. with tho cotiaciit of llr. I’ccli‘s
of second wll’c, Ml‘ri.
idlimbeth liiibola
Pack. of St. (loorgc, Staten Island. Thc
services. which \\ on» private, were
his: ciiiplorees. which ihci 111m. ill‘i'll I‘t‘iiiiiti'tcd by II‘III. ilcoi'uc .\I, ’I‘iiomp
loi'ccd to do. The situation ilii'i't'oi'c
I u .' ,
wan so that such an ()Illlll' ,tc toiiltl be. m (‘mp'NML
pcructi'aicd and with
1211.1 night's occiirrciico
The bomb which was uni-d consisted
of,uii ii'oii pipo. four Inches long and
iiit'li diniui'tci'. It was
Iondcd Iiitli powtlci' bow buds
\Vl‘l'l' with a fuse pi'ojccting
it in thought that the
to powder
iiinicnd of iliiiuiuilc lict'aqu ilicy \\'tl‘(‘.
nnabic to secure any of lili‘ Iltlit’i‘ cx~
ilosivc. .\ faulty job in soldering ouc
cud inndc liit' Ilulit 1111 it
for \vlicu ihc I‘\IIIUHIOII orcnircd
the expansion (nuscd Iil‘iliit‘ opcu ouc
the icauli ol‘
ouc~lIaIi in
and
.\‘tiitit‘l‘t‘ti.
from ciic cud.
iii l'liit‘i‘S
Ii'crc i‘oi't'cil um
titiniiiui- 11::
wan
of the ends and shot the lead through'
the door alougsidc of which the b ‘lllil
Iliad licr-u placed.
When «the powdci' cxploilcd 1th
noise could be heard for a radius of
half a mile and pcople living within
that radius wci'c awahcncd by it. 111
the toncmcnt cxcitciintnt and
pi'cvallcd. ’l‘ho occupants came run-
nlni.I out of thcir rooms St'tllliiiy clad
and trembling with tour. This condi-
all wort- i'oassui'cd that no harm ililti‘
bocii titlllo and soon after all were In
their beds again sleeping. .
llomiuick Aiiilronik, one oi‘ the oc-
cupants and at whonc door the. bomb
had been placed, scrum-d not in tho
Icaat disconccrlcd over the explosion,
lip. war-1, of course, aoiiiowhnt alarilcd1
adopted it (‘tlilll attitude and seemed
to treat the affair lightly. 'l‘liia ihi
the third fl‘lleillriil of the ati‘ikcrs to,
|do harm of Aiidroiilk, for on canon»,
'vioun occasion they had shot. his;
oilio‘r loaded home of his wood with:
g'nrtrldgoh. which exploded Will‘ll he
built (11¢ ltitclicn fire with it in tho
morning
To bcar out lilo ihcorv
outrage wan dirccicd
nilt in tho tail that. thc ~l,'aioinbtuiiiagei‘
that this
,took the dostructlvc thlnII up to tho}, ’
third floor and act it beside bia duo)
Aiidronllt was at work as usual thin
morning.
hurl» been
the occurioncc and am investigation,
the iiia'tlci'. It in mild that those
who pcnnctrntad tho. outrage will be
within tIu- toils of Allie .pollco very
110011 1111 sonic. definite. claws
been found. Superintendent; Jones of
THE ”NoawriLn
14-16 WALL ST.
Refrigerators
iced Chests
lowest prices.
FURNITURE HOUSE
Tel. Orders. Promptiy Delivered.
All sizes and styles in attack at
chnoa.
lion of iiilud was soon relieved \v'hou‘
windows up with bulloia hadron the. I
toward Andra-3
lltllillt'ti of i
have . I-
Sou. rector of t‘hrist Episcopal ("hurt-h i
in
tli i'oc
Iutcrnicut
(‘hrtst t‘hui'ch t‘eiuetci'y, some
milvs i‘roiii Sound Beach.
was
Iinri‘y Lowe, 01' [my Sil‘tIt‘l, was dis-
charncd from the hospital
today.
.\'iii'ivuik
l
the silk mill, this incining stated that
BliiiliMiil i'tEAB BIIIIBT
Tll SIT HEBE FBIDIIY
blade». Ioliii .l. \\’i.1hih ot the (‘iiniiiial'
(‘ curl of Common I’lcaa. \\ ho has been
holding the civil jury form for the
month of .\Iaicli because of the illness!
of Judge Scott, of Dililbili‘y, will bring;
his court to the (‘liy Hall. In .\'oi'th
Alain ntrcct, on Friday aftci'nnon, at‘J;
o'clock, to hear it inotlou to dissolve
the injunction iii the case of Hill Rood
nor and Hcrt'l. against lici'kowitr.
Brothers, of Staiiil‘oi‘d. This will be
the first timtI in many wars that thc
(‘oninioii l’lcns court has sat in .\'or-
walk.
The cusc was brought about as thLI
result of an nilngcd breach of agree-
ment. When the complainantsbought
,out thc business of thc l‘lci'ltowitz
i iil'tliiit‘l‘H. panic time ago. it was ani‘ccd
ly the latter that they would not do
iiilziillesn I11 .\lorwaln or liai'ien. 0n
the complaint that this agi'cciiicut \vaa
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I ‘ F
.cr oilit-e is hardly act-c.» 'ni'y,
'Illictl.
Also white, with
25c and 50c.
Widths from 5 inches to 9 inches.
violntcd an Injunction was grantI-d. ..
\ttorncy John Ixeogh iepie. scan the
plainiiih and \ttornev “Illiaii. i".
'Taniiuauy the dot fcndants.
...._..__ __......... -_.__
MA‘! Nil? IIIIVE
NEW BEIIBPTBBLLEB
'i'iit- <]it"~"iili t'oiiiniittcc on Inuit-
liccpiiic, appoiutcd by the mayor, .lIHT
several other city officials, patlicrel In
the tity \‘ailoiial l‘aiik last night and
tilS(il>3:~,l'tl thc lllilltt‘l'. 'Iho goiiw "litl
opinion sociiivd to bc at the clom: of
the llltft’lillg that thc ("’i‘Illitlll of annih-
nnd 1hr:
position of toiupti'iiili 1' may new-I: be
’I‘hosc prt-izcnt went over the
Sl'SIt‘lli now in vogue under t‘lty Than.
iircr \\'IlflI1.'d iliidwcll and $1 cnicd \vcll
what iiicy 'I‘lzoca
present t‘111111::cl ’l‘annuaiiy,
Treasurer Iiodut-ll. Ilowai'd id)\\l‘=it‘s,
(Toniiriliiicii .iiillroll and lticrdaii.
plcascd with saw.
\\' t‘l‘l'
and
.i‘. ,.
woman.
boy hero.
in a nutshell.
reason We are always busy.
That’s Why you should
buy here also
Kriegei‘ & 00;
There Must Be Some
POWERFUL
PRACTICAL
SUPERI‘ORITY
IN OUR PRICES AND GOODS
THAT DRAWS UNTO' ITSELF
the patronage of the masSes
And when a. line oi ready to wear
goods appeals conVIncingly to
the judgment of a. large majority,
there must; be something in our
method of doing business worth
investigation toe every other man
there is nothing
'mysterious about; the suc-
ceas of this store. It has
Come easily and naturally.
People have learned that
we can and do save them
money 1011 everything they
Thalia the atofify
(Thalia the
Norwalk Chronicler