if ‘ yesterday afternoon, as a result
m“
.g;
‘ attack.
‘ Tuesday night.
Va.
. shooting occurred, and Worden Smith
' V is on a hunt for him.
\
All...
Masquerade
heard complaints.
"V Miss Emily Nash, of *Bayview ave-
’class for the new“ dances
cl,
1 d‘ord,
9,
“G311 be on hand to go over the situa-
which will lead to the arrest of the
~ person who shot and killed a
"I Miss Mabel M. Kellogg, Norwalk Cong
tenoby’ s,
' Ill's, Eliauley’ s, and lSliarkey's Their
_ exhibition will consist of all the lat-
Nest Improved dancers, Including the
Villa“? and Half, Furluno,
Maxixe, diesitatlon, Breakdown, Twi-
light and 3 in l.
' rpneummi
- night to see her on her train for tile
widow}: 1“. .I , '_
slag no'oroior'nouer held 11119th
session yesterday afternoon azd
' There will be ‘an
evening session tonight: i .
dancing
in Red
Mons Hall West Washington
~sleet yesterday al’tsizmon.
nue, began her afternoon
--l«‘riday at Music Hail, Mary Pick-
in The Bishop‘s Carriage.
The department commander and
delegates from Stamford, Bridgeport
and New York iCamps, of the Spanish
War Veteians will attend the smoker
to be given in the Trust Company hall
this ev ing )‘by McKinley Camp.
Speeches and refreshments will help
to make the occasion an enjoyable
one.
w-.. .
William H Howard, who had the
middle finger of his left hand out off
of
'blood poisoning, is doing nicely, The
high fever which he hud on Tuesday .
'. night has“ dropped, and he feels run
better. He is suffering quite shit
or pain from the offsets of the Idpera
tlon.
Tomorrow night there will be 'held
at the South Nbrwall't Club, '31 meet-
ing of the Norwalk Hospital Associa-
tion directors J. R. Thompson,
professional conductor of money rais-
ing campaigns, who has been engaged
the oosociati'oh to run one here,
tion, and make known his plan of
Game Warden ~“—Wilbur F. Smith is
still at work on running down clues
deer
about two miles north of Westport on
it was a fawn, and
about invo years old. A man had been
seen around the vicinity where the
«A recital of “Money Moon" by
Church, Fildsy eve, Mar. 27 at 8:15
W4.-
Rustic and Kastle the tango danc-
‘ors at Dreamland tomorrow night,
.have appeared in all the leading cab-
fret pieces In New York, i‘nclu‘diug Bus-
Maiim’ s. hector' s, Church-
Innovation,
..
day. His oontiltiohlnst night
{very good indeed. Mr. ‘Hebbard no
ycompaziied his mother, Mrs. Schuyler
Hamilton to New York on ' Monday
tSouth. lie returned home the same
“flay," but on Tuesday was taken dawn “
.ngith pneumonia,
., is
B A L L
and' TANGO
Exhibition
Illa-PNIIIIA-M
Frills for ceiond Wig
You will also find new prices.
ren prompt attention.
1 l
a?
WEI ~.
I Field Marshal French and General
l
rm,“ repudiated
brought Whit the rosiunotlomycater-
Do yOur work?
Gas and Electricity for Every Use
I .
smell! Marshal French“ quufltnerul
I oiliwart; Gdnerel Sir", ”Her 9313;? aging,
’flEimitnDorriea, side; if p g
. Jam 7lifoniirieif Giorsoni masonic
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E‘wnrt were 3oint sightitorieu with Gui
onei Seeiy‘, secretary for War, of the
paragraphs . that ‘
day. of Gel. Beeiy, which .ss deollaou 5.
. by Premier Asquith a, 1 . .
‘Mu‘élv comment was aroused today .
,3)r, a conference at the w“ units of
his of the British :Army. including
an
In the king, and LAW William
command of the eastern district of
England, with headguarters in hon-
don. Col. scaly and Winston Spender
‘ChuIrchili First Lord of the Admiral
ty. also had ti long conference with
I’remier Asquith. ‘ ’
More Docking for Asquith.
’ ‘iPremier Asutilth was generally con-
ceded today to' halve regained the sup-
port not only or the Liberals, but of
the irish And Labor Members of Rar- ‘
llament by the‘ stand he took in the
gHouse of Commons yesterday in re-
pudiating the guarantee given to the
mutinousyarmy officers in Ireland that
The United Electric
Come in and look as over. You
will find new faces at this old stand.
our
stock of Housofurnishiugs is up to
date "We cordially invite the peo-
pie of Norwalk to visit our store and
get acquainted Telephone orders (sly?
M. I Olmstedd
. ’ 79 WASHINGTON. er. I.
Prompt Delivery». Tel. 925.
“-
Ash Cans
si 10 to
$3.50
Garbage
‘ Guns 39c
to (51:50
25 West Washington St,
South Nor-Walk.
Phone 1069-2. “ Prompt Delivery.
TIRES
Let' s Get Acquainted Mrs. AG”
Albert-T. Gehebe ‘
Light 81 Water Co.
Sole Agent for the
Jennings-Bragdon Co.
Tailor Made Suits, Coats and
Skirts ‘
Also a fine line of the new crease.
less linen. Beautiful shades, 69c per
yard. Call and see samples.
AilKiuds of Messenger
Work and Shopping
with people a Specialty
6 West St. Tel. 12252. 80. Not-walk.
J
_. ._.._.~~-...._...
him
now located at No. 85 North
Main St. and am prepared to
take orders for ladies' suits,
.coats, etc. Repaii‘ing, clean-
ing and pressing a specialty.
Give me a trial.
Q‘
M. Dolin
' “EIM’ Tailor
Orders placed with us now for April
delivery will assures your purchasing
at the present- -iow price. Quotations'
on most any of the best lines
My prices are low.Wi1at are yourI
requirements? A card will bring you
quotations. Calls or phone. I have
some bargains in used cars. l Ill-o
do Auto Repairing. Ford work in All
branches.
Austin' 3 Garage
124 BOIITH MAIN 8...T
0r 'Phono 16224! w. R. Au'itin, 1,1
Woodwurd Avenue.
“
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an lilllllli‘l m UH 1.. l ‘
"/2 lb". ran l8c
REGULAR PRICE. 280.
Royal Grocery
groom-o and Flu-aileron. . ' ‘
' TGI. 1204-8.
Special for This Week:
1,22 80. Milli It.
83 i‘xi'.T MAIN ST.
Itenbrandt ,
Ithey might decide whether or not'they
would“ serve against the Ulster Union
lets
I The Government, howover, is not
:considered as being sltogetherout of
‘troublo yet. it has still tp deal with
the army officers under the new con-
ditions established by the ’Premlcr
Asquith‘ suspooch it is' \heiievedrthat
as soon as the Government formally
-wlthdraus the guarantees given by
Gel, Seely, Secretary for War. and
Field Marshal Sir John French; the
officers will again resign their com-
missions and ad one of them said,
”this time in earnest "
There is also to be settled the as 2
tion of what the army council will do.
Brig. General Gough, commander .oiI
'the Third Cavalily' Brigade. , in the!
course of an interview said:
“lit il’remier Asquith. withdraws the
guarantees he will have to tilnosv over
the Army Council and the Govern
mom. will he faced practically with
the disrufillon of tfie army."
The Liberal press in the provinces.
while endorsing what Premier As.
qulth has already done, insists that
he must go farther and actually with-
draw the guarantee" given to the offi-
cers. These newspapers say the Prom-I
ler must make itluuite plain to all offi-
cers of the army and navy that tiley
must under all circumstances obey
the orders given them. l
.Many Liberals, too, think Premier
l
ignation of Colonel Seely, who always
has been suspected of being really
sympathies
The Liverpool. Post, a Liberal news-
paper, says that the month of June
is given as the latest date for a gen-
eral election. It; intimates that as a
result of the intervgitlon of King
L ed between the Unionists and the Lib
erals under the terms of which the
Home Rule for trained bill and the
Welsh DimEstnblishment billishali be
Try One of our
Delic1ous
Dinners
(FORMERLY LANIE'G)
l.
ROCKEFELLER'a BIG'8TONE. .
It teller has encountered further
trouble in the 'rcmovale the huge
stone. sold to weigh 250 tone, which
he is to take to Tarrytown from Long
island. The village boards refused
permission to use the streets unless he
furnished a bond.
The IBoard of water Supply learned
that the rock will have to be taken
across the old Croton Aqueduct,» and
demanded that Mr. Rockefeller build
a steel structure over .the high-why at
Ithat point. instead of horses, it Is
said; a giant tractor, possibly two or
three, will be used to draw the stone
Ion the hills.
mini}
CIVIL WAR GIGNALMAN DEAD.
t.
lifts. A._1G‘I‘Batloy. of Woodwilrd
of the war. died here yestegda
"A“ a member of the To
Tripp’ sRestaurant I
YORK, March 26. ——Jolm 1)..
ATLANTA. (is. March filer-Pierre
Prosl Hurlburt. aged sixty-seven years, will him are
11 11111611 veteran or woman“ War. said spit in; so,
to have sent the last signal montage Aaron Jon
[fie Schooner" i‘. .
Geno The chain ,Ilfii, outlived is Considlno“ ly or rapidly and moving automobile. ,
names: And new a tad. theatres soon; from unicorn; to the '2 ~ .
a general election shall follow. The
only thing not absolutely settled in
the agreement «between the parties
was, saysthe newspaper, that, the
vpluralsvotlng bill also should he pess-
ed. The difficulties“ in regard to a'
solution of the question at issue over
this latter «bill are considered as like-
ly to be surmounted. '
a
LOE‘W IDEAL COMPLETED.
M
New York Mm Buys Sullivan a Con-
oidlnli Theatres,
”all the principal commending mum
a 139113.97? easy if the work fr to ‘
H‘I 9
: train . bound
Asquith should have accepted the ree- .
more Unionist than Liberal in his‘
George, an agreement has been reach- ‘lrom the train.
'the sheriff who arrpsts him happens
passed with the understanding that'
ed'up. iconic here and bought a piece
of property, inter developing It, but
had i known the kind of people {would
_ find here i'never would have come
here The people should get together
and work harmoniously.
future 'Lfor Norwalk."
heavy taxpayer. to one of the‘cily oili-
Icicle this morning.
“is
, ,AROHDEACON BIDDLE lLL.
. . HARTFORD. March 25. w“Archdea-
con J. A, Biddle,
'lWashlng and polishing a car
critically, ill at his home in Man has
, ‘bliimirih‘ittwfor at bureloss or
'lfl iggjl
.filiiitlt .11:st whit
ruin the oiipenrsnce of the cost
ly painting of the car in the
washing.
.11..
for his recovary.
in, years.
the South
Church.
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Norwalk «.Congregntionsi~ .7
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‘Here' t‘llo right methoGs, and W
the best materials and equip-
ment are used and lav cry detail
of the work is done by exper»
ienced, ‘ careful men.
0
Have your car wnshed and
polished here, andiit wililook
its-nest ALWAYS. '
Reasonable tharges. 5,,
'Iw». .1. Hanan
39 WALL STREET.
“‘7‘“
firm... . -. _ m. . .. -....w...._ . L,
- ”TL...— ..
There is no ..
~ reason why there shouldnot be a great 11 .
'l‘hus spoke a :3
one "of the best
mwu clergyman in the Protestant .-
up lséopal dlocese of. Connecticut, is II
ter and grave fears are entcitalnede
He is weil-udvant‘ed .
He was formerly pastor of j,
Motors
FOR DETACHABLE ROWBOAT AND CANOE MOTORS AND
STATIONARY AND MARINE ENGINES SEE
.F. E. Lockaod 8. C0.
oats
Dresses
El I;q:-;-'ru,-;u‘.~:-;n;-;-;.;.;-‘.
1 .
and. MARINE
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I’fll’llllliéllilitlllllli . ..
THE ADVENTURES or SHORTY,
TN 2 REELS.
'A Broncho Comedy of the “Wild and
'Wooly" Variety
Shorty attended the dance which
“the boys" of Clay Gulch gave to "the
girls" of the town in a condition bor-
Plated W are, the latest designs of
so WASHINGTONIISTREET.
12 WALL eraser.
:9
THE JEWELERS.
DIAMONDS, WATWES. JEWELRY, CUT GLASS.
We have a carefuly selected stock of Sterling Silver and Silver
Novelties of every description. We invite your Inspection.
Repairing and Optical Work of All Kinds,
'rwo 31-01128.
8. LAU DER
standard makers. Also Sliver
court-I ' NIQRWALK.
NORWALK.
during 011, intoxication. Believing that
In" his inebriated condition “Shorty“
would not notice the deception, one " 1
of the cowpunchers dresses up in
womaas clothes and accepts “Shop
ty’. s" invitation to dance. “Shorty
dinds that he has been cruelly deceiv
ed. and decides to "Sheet no" the
place.)
The boys corral “Shorty," howovei‘,
before so does any serious damage,
and like him down to the freight-
ysrd, where they put him aboard a
for Goodness~knows-
where. “Shorty" is jolted into a so
her condition, and makes in his side
door Pullman to find a gentleman of
the road puinmeling a small boy.
“Shorty” Interferes, and trouble fol
lows fuse. The brakeman of the train
hears the quarrel, and attempts to
stop the fight by drawing his revolver.
The tramp takes the gun away from
the brakomsn. and shoots the latter,
escaping in the confusion by Jumping
PlCTORlA
three months before
PICTORIAL
Paris
for womens'
"Shorty" Is accused of the crime, but dresses, waists,
to be the boy‘s father. and “Shorty" is
released and given a comfortable sum
with which to, return home.—-—Hoyt‘s
Theatre, Friday, March om. ..
N ow
DICTAPHIONE ISUOOBSSFULLV U83,
ED IN A QPEEDING CAR.
Costume. 1'5 cents
. ing fashion.
Cadillac Vibration Bo Slight What Not
One Record In Marred in
122-Milo Run
The average business man who
prizes the diotaphoue as‘a marvel
of timeeaving and etficiency and who
appreciates the deilcn'cy of its con-
struction, may find it difficult to be~
lieve that the instrument! has been
successfully used in a speeding auto-
For Sale at DONNELLY'S,
TO lNVESTlG-ATE SHIP CON
mucus.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va... March 26.—
R/esolutlons urging Congress to inves-
tigate Secretary Daniel‘s recent award
of a contract for building a supply ship
*The New York Herald says
that confirmation was received in
New York last night of the previous-
‘ iy reported sale of the Sullivan 3t
Considine vaudeville circuit to Mar;
ous Loew, of New York, and asso-
slates There is local interest in the
transaction through the associstiotsiot‘s
both Chris. 0 :Brown, of the smitten
& Cousidino circuit and. Mr Loew,
with Hoyt‘s theatre. A previous re-
port of the purchase of the Sullivan
&. Conspiinc business by Mr. Locw
was denied. ,
According to the Herald the trans-
action was completed ’by Mr. Loew
yesterday in Kansas CItY. It con-
cerns the operative control of two
hundred pluyhouses and involves 38,
000.000. I
Mr. Lowe’s interests have heroics
fore not extended west .0! Chicago.
I His acquisition of the Sullivan and
Qonslldlno holdings gives him fifty.
when: of vendoviiio time between Olin
cage and spa. Fraudlsco. Addicted
hill Zultoi' and Joli‘
of saw York, ond
. Jones, Mocha:
chicane. ‘
' v
mobile. and transport to the Boston and Phila-
Yet that is precisely what was done dolphin Navy Yards, respectively,'were
In logging the route of a run of 122 adopted at a mill!“ meeting here last
miles near St. Louis, M0. in this in- night. The resolutions recite that the
stance theeelictaplfimontook the place award was “uniust and unfair to the
of the laborious writing of notes bear- Newport News Shipbuilding Com-
no; "cri’iliinddmstd dangerous cross- puny, and it is currently reported that
‘iniis, Mechanism turns, etc. such action was taken for political pur-
“After 'se‘i‘einl’, trials, and before the poses” Congress also was armed to
pathfinding run was actually begun, refuse Secretary Daniels request for
it was found that the 1914 Cadillac was a $400, 000 appropriation with which
best fitted to carry the dicta bone and to put the two navy yards in condition
hermit of its use while underway ’l‘heI to build the vessels.
lnstru out was placed In the tonneau --_..-
‘and the automaker sat in front beside .
the drivar the tube from the dicta- 'HAN‘DLERE.
phone being carried over his shoulder. l’l'l‘TSiiUitGH 1111., March 25.—-—
The practicality of the Cadillac two- Twenty crews of new man today be
speed axis in promoting smoothnes‘s‘vuun moving freight on the Monongflr
a-Ind steadiness in ruimiug was odmlr— heir. division of the Pennsylvania
ably demonstrated on the trip, and al- Railrosdlwhere traffic has been tied
though the dictaphone was in constant up by a btrlko since last Saturday and
use while the car was running not a officials of the railroad said they SW
single record was marred by vibration. peeled normal conditions ivould pm-
For the purpose or. routemaking this veil within the next few days. The
experiment proved that the dictaphoue only disorder reported was from the
,is for superior to the "ordinary method Whitehall branch, where a strike
"w
NEW CREWS OF 'FREIGHT
of making written notcsffor the, record bugger was stoned Efforts in the,
is complete one clear. moons be a to extend the strike to other
cause of the diflicuity‘ of Writing lamb-I divisions have not met with siliceous.
PRESENTED
THIE "MINARET" STYLES
"The first Draped Skirts
were displayed in
PICTORIAL REVIEW
for March, “1912-— 7 months
before any other pattern of-
fered draped effects.
offers new as the latest from
The "JAPANESE" Collar
is your chance
choose and wear this, the lat—
. est ”style from Paris first.
At our Pattern Counter,
you may inspect this charm-
Why Not Be the First One to Wear the Really New Stylesi
L .REVIEW
any oilier pattern.
‘RE‘VIEW
and misses'
coats, etc.
to
Costume, 15 cent:
:6 South nounI street.
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RAILROAD REDUCEB DIIWDEND.
Pennsylvania Lines in the We» micW
Earning Enough Money.
PHILADELPHIA, March mic—Thu
directors of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati.
Chicago 1111th Innis Railway Com.
pany, the Pennsylvania lines west of
Pittsburgh, today reduced the dlvf— ,
dead on the common stock from five _
per cent. a year to three per cent...§ f1
and, on the preferred stock from iivo '
per cent, to fourl‘.
in connection with the announcer
mentJPTeIsident Rea of the Ponnnyl~.. 2
vanla Railroad made the following.
statement:
W'w—aflum
NO COURT MARTIAL SESSION
TODAY.
NEW mNDON, March 25.~The . .-
oourt~martial of Major Benjamin M. '
Koehlor charged with immoral con-I
duct, did not reconvene at Fort Terry
today, as expected. New witnesses
are being awaited, and it was neoco-
'sury for two of the officers who are
included In the court to return to
Governors island fer important pan
pets. For these reasons it was an-
nounced that the court would not.
reconvene until Thursday morning. a.
is understood that much additional.
M4, ‘I
'wnon’t‘thlnk “inst wind out»
Tilda We“, ,noteom.. ',‘
Norwalk Chronicler