:v- ‘{at the initiation last. night by Our
.._lBrothers' lilodge, No. 10 I. 0. 0. F.. of
3 3qu excellent. Alter the inltlsi'lon hot .' F . . .. I i V V V V V
. “ other M Wright
Dealer in Overland (Jars; -:
Trunks iron) ’4 ton to 2 ton; on Universal
Trucks from 1% 3on to 5 ton;
’ . tucks iron) l/ ton to 3 ton:
”0TH" NORWALVK
ted tonight at tile weekly meeting of
church parlors
' march will be held in Dreamland on
fifteen pieces and endless chimes .wlll '
‘ who happened to be in the first dia-
' ployevd at the St. George Pulp and Pa-
3 owe stitches in it
edict who had for over thirty years
you)»:
. her guests being the members of the
"the dances last evening included Her-
VTRUSTV CO.
V 1 t i K: ' I;
Mm.~"iitobent M Wolfe, 3 of South ‘3
Main street, is slightly ill at her home.
it out.
Thomas P. Kelly and'P. Burns; of.
aubury, have been melting a visit in
Q
The chief's degree will be confer-
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, I‘Itl‘n
rid. of. it ‘
é'rrlise, No’ 26. I o n M
’ The Ladies‘ Ain 'Soceivty. of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. will hold
its monthly business meeting tomor-
'I'ow afternoon at 3 oclock in the
'lIll...
mJoim.-.-'.-:- : : : s .- :,.
cars of that type“
iA tango masquerade and beauty
’I I n I I I I
l’l:I'l‘I'l:I:l'l'i - - 14
Friday, April 17. Billy Willlumu’ Stum-
10rd singing and novelty orchestra of
I .-:.,-:-:-:-.-. .
tarnish music until 5 o'clock.
r
A very large number was at hand
the class of sevbnteen, which received
the third desist). The degree) Lworlga.
roast beet sandpdd‘fi" and" cbgfie
,were served.
.- ”my...
A complaint was entered at the up-
town police station thth Vboys were .
playing ball on" the Wilson lot on West '
avenue Chief of Police Pennington,
trlct, with Officer Grumbly went to
slot and corralled. three of the boys. -
tutulei'“big lenders” were given '
a warning and let go.
.lHervbert Austin. e. Vinillwri’glrt em~ - - -
per Company, slipped while working
yesterday «afternoon and fell upon his
race on the concrete floor. die sul-
tered a split lower lip and Dr. W. J.
ll‘racey who was called, had to take
Austin lives on
Get t‘lle habit. go to mainland 9 "tor
your Carpet and Rug Beaters, Brooms,
Brushes and Mops; Ash and Garbage
Guns; and don't target Crockery. We
have it in Dinner and Toilet Sets. or
odd pieces to suit your wants. We
have other things too. A visit to our
store will repay You
M L Olmstead
West Main street.
The will of the late J. Morris Ben-
conducted a stationary and news store
on Wall street, was filed with the Pro-
lVbate Court yesterday afternoon: "'l‘he
Viy uhd Frederick i8. ‘Bybeeé. a son in-
law of ‘Mr. Benedict, is named as ex-
Fine Table
Butter 2 “S
Peerless Brand. Best Bread Making
Flour .. Bill)
1 can Peas 1 can Corn, 1 can To
matoestor................-. 250
W GM) 8. and H at
ya! Grocery
' Miss llsabel Gregory. film; Laurel
avenue, was the\ hostess for an in-
formal Victrola dance last. evening,
K170. 8. club and their friends
oung ladies of the club are
The
Mills
'o'lll‘eliol’ilb.10'tl
Miss Lillian
firm thlem
s Hilda. Berg, and
Their partners for
')..
Grace» and Frulterero.
Miss Gregory. Tel 1204—8
..
hart vlmvrence. Ernest Lawrence, Har-
ry Benedict, Raymond Master). Ray-
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value oi? the estate. was not given out ' 79 WASHINGTON 31'- '
lo the public. By the terms of the Prompt DOW/"V- Td- 925'-
Mill, all is left to the immediate raml- .-
Ii you have made up your mom that you
want a; six cylinder car, we may be able to
save you some money.
To satisfy yourself as to whether a: “Sin"
the car you want to continue to drive we 3
suggellt that you firét buy a used car and try
It’will cost you less to do this than to put"
your money into a new car whi
find had depreciated imme'nsely n the wont
that it should not come up to your expecta-
tions and you should therefore want to get
WeV seldom take a used six cylindu' car in
trade as we find it difficult to dispose of used
However. they are frequently offered to us
at low prices in part payment on Cadillacs and
if you want a‘ “Six” we suggest that you age
us and we can; probably obtain one for you
at a price that will be very attractive-
. r): LoeKMD 8: co.
39 WALL STREET.
House Cleaning Timel'
22 80. Mlln 8t. FRENCH CURATOR LEAVES 8038-
Butler29ell)
None Boiler
l3
STOW hoopla telephoned the library to
ask it they might come and theypze're
hectosc‘ope ”infill, and has remoldfled
her talk to suit a more mature and).
once, though the pictures are machine
and will interest the children. lMVrs.
- White will describe the c‘oustelthidns
now visible. which will soon rifie so
’; late at night that the? will be aeti-
- - ' cally invisible. She is also sol; we'll
3 I . equipped to answer questions null elu-
f, 9 . cliiute any diMcult point that so ewili
. - f answer questions from the an lence
‘ when her ionosl talk is through.S
' W“ {i 3.,
-- runa u down--
‘ Marga)? £3:sz vlctlmyVlor ethnic
.. 3 ‘ disease. Burdock Blood sitter-6' purl-
iles the blood—cures the cause—hull)!-
- you up
V
you might"
Ww’
msANEJsTABs Hiueeur.
I Then'Weu S‘uli‘ielu Man Jumps From
Second story Window. 9;?
Shiheld. March 31:"‘8000n‘llnt‘: sud
' denly violently insane. Eli {lhiin'i-‘v
palany stabbed himself twice in the!
': breast with a mule knife, yesterday, at';
- his home in What Sutheld Center. and 3
- a, second new window cpl-raring the.l
' window seal) to ”the grain.) with him.
[lie was picked up unconscious, v'but.
soon revived. An examination show
(ed that neither stab wounds nor his
V [leap had indicted serious injury upon
him) and after a hearing ls'at‘ night.
lFlrst Selectinan George Hamid!) 9n-
-dered him committed to the bonnet:-
iticut Hospital 39:» the insane, at MidiL
" 'dleiown. He was taken there today-.3
l
_-—_—
1‘ JUST Riesli- lib" menace: AND
" an uma‘rieM
Brockway
Foley Kidney ”Pills are no thoroush
'. ly. enecuve for backache rheumatism.
" swollen. aching joints, kidney and
bludder’allmeniu that they are recon)
- mended everywhere.) A. A. Jellords.
'.' Meal-ow, err. says: "My druxxlst'
‘ 3 recommended. Foley Kidney lPille for
pains in my back. and before I iinlah
ed one bottle, my old trouble entirely
disappeared” For sale by all drug-
xists. “
Chase
mien eli'rfiior DEAD.
poems. Ireland. March 31. —Tim
3 othy bagel suliivan. the Irish patriot
and author oil "God Save lreland."
died here today, in his eighty'aeventh
3 year. 3
Sullivan was one oi the most prom-V
, inent agitators in favor or Home Ruleu
39: Ireland at the time when the late
. ,«C'uarles Stewart {email was iambic
.' prime. For twenty years he was a
Nationalist member at the House 0!
«luminous and for two years in suck
chuion. 1886 and 1887. was Lord May-
or ot Dublin
i '01) one occasion. Mr Sullivan serv-
ied tv'ro months in jail tor an nuance
plant the cochlea act, and he was
rosecuted seven times, but escaped
’Vpuniahment.
Mr. Sullivan was a prolific writer
of verse and prose
THE
or life in a critical period for the
eyes. Proper em at this time
why prevent their!) trouble later.
our ocuus're mm careful and
scientific examination and do not:
out blame on the children union
necessary.
THAMER
OCULISTG AND OPTICIANS
..
'llon’l lei a Cold
Bani: who is clawed with embeaxie
input or lundsmlpilab Willi came up
V when the case was called, items.
krandy to start the hearing. yesterday.
bank's aUMer found the irregularity
then dashlnx' upstairs jumped through1 l
. On other c9unts
_ he spent. the money for ill“ benefit or
V V ' _ brfn‘ciree.
bookkeeper of the Greenwich Savings
in the borough court yesterday, it was
alipii of his witneslaea
”together Last week)
sel on both sidesi stated they haul
agreed to ask to two weeks’ c'on~
tlnunnce hilt Judge. Tierney woul'dmot
agree to thatvand ordered them to he
At that thmg. lie said he desired to
have the mattdir cut of his court, as.
it had been "érlticiso'd of late Yester-
day he expressed himself more strong-
ly in the matter, declaringlthat the
attitude of the states attorney was
no what it should Vile, toward Green-
wlchV oases. When any tildes came up
from the Greenwich chart, said Judge
Tierney, the stateis attorney; was
sit-hei- too buoy with other matters ll)
attend to them or else polled because
of lack of evidence ,
Bank Commussioner )Hoth. who was
in court, stated that when the com-V
missioners in their examination oi'aiho
which resulted in Ferris‘ arrest. they
{aborted the matter. to the governor
direct who advised them that the- mat-
ter should be brbught to the attention
3 the state attorney of Fulriield
county tor action. The missionary“:
then laid the case before the" local
prosecutor as' a pieliminnry step.
er. Holt added that the commission
are had found many other irregular-
tios. ,
Judge Tierney said That the Ferris
case was one of the most important '
claiming the attention of the state
attorney. He said he did not intend
.to have the work of his court con
denuded or' the governor. of the state
discredited and. wondered if there
would be a hello in this case, as had'
occurred in many ctbm He ordered
the counsel to be ready to proceed
with the case when it is one.) ‘1in
inext Wednesday . . .
minim) that
is llllLLlll
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(Continued iron) First Page.)
corned. as an agent As for as the
public was concerned Mitchell was
working for himself as a pakltinx con-
tractor. .The case was brought against
Mitchell when St. John J; Keyeer
claimed that he had. embezzled some
of the money belonging Vrlghtlully to
them.
Three ditys were consumed in gath-
erlux and presenting the evidence be-
fore Judge John ‘Keogh. Attorney
William F. Tammany represented Mit.
cheil and Attorney Louie Goldschmldt,
prosecutor, pushed the casegtor the
State. 3
Judge Keogh took occasion to say
today that these attorneys arduously
prepared their cases and presented
them in a innit thorough manner,
more than is usual in a police court.
He said that this thorough and wine
taking manner employed by the attor-
neys enabled him to make his decision
as he did. _' ‘
When the"case"Was postponed at
llrstMitchell turned over to St. John
& Keyser money he claimed as part-
ner. They accepted the payment This
disposed of a number of counts which
were ‘c harged 9.53: net the defendant.
tchéii claimed that
f2
llmii‘maiwn. {ruinous disputed but
Middlliififi morphs deiondant the bene-
n
Iv'nt mu cars. ill-u
do Auto Repairing. Ford wrrlt in all
Austin 5 Garage
, 124 SOUTH MIME ST. 3.
0r 'llliem «an, W. R. Austin, 11
WWI”. 'A'vunue.
ion will llnd it a
meagre to
melts your selection of
Booklets and
Post cards
from the large assortment ol’
RIGGERMAN
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Daily and Sunday Paper.
' Delivered.
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is a hard snow storm. If your
rd‘of leaks. drop us a card or
'phone us. We will repair and
paint it a‘ll for one price, gust-an.
wedge scpor square foot. Call us
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Goods
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NORWALK PEN-ANT
v:»’l\»".~.|
George W, Wardwell’s.
'52 South Main Street
When .
IN "DOUBT
as to where to set your's‘uit made.
cleaned, repaired or pressed give up a
trial Called tor and déllvered'
A. L. BRIA
Fine Tailor
sane. 'MAm s’r.‘ " _
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The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical? ()9.-
jl'he' only minimum
ELECTRICAL ,CHOP
m the Twin
AUTO eUFPLIn
Phone 8054)) 90. Main St.
.' 30. NW. luau) Ball Bloox.‘
lit at the doubt.
v37 ntlgnroEVaqure. Btlml‘orn. Ci. . n;
on v a. Win it e. '6“. 1897
“ ‘ or. Settle on Your Lungs
Many cases or Luux Trouble can
traced directlye to a seven)
W3 and which, as 0))
" recall. hm) W): the inn 11.3)) Hit
haven litnc‘
a ford t
at cough! or no
warning is too into
Altornt vs II) mo
and has been t e menus 9 corn let sly
restorin to health runny para on w a had
TON.
BOSTON, Mass, March 31. «Jean
eo 13.1 which the judge believed that those remain-
13ng ““50 Mitchell xullty, so he this morning
tmneimlul in such mum nailed the case. ‘
This disposed also many counts that
log Would not warrant a jury finding
Judge lieogn stated in his mentored
mend Garrison,
xfloward book and Maurice _’Johnson.-~
liBridxeport Telegram.
All Dances
Guaranteed
Laurence Gregory, 3
3, at the canoe had been timid.
YORK. March in .--The wire
less stations at on (late, the Brook-
lyn Navy Yard and the Bush Terminul,‘
in South Brooklyn, got in touch yes.
terday with all the big ships at sea
which they could reach. in an elicrvto
find some trace oi! two young men.
Thomas Jordan, 19 years old. and gl'iir.
ence Brown, 22, who ieltj the New
York Canoe club on Graves I Burnt
noon Sunday, is magical canoe. Last
night report: came one); that no trace
A seamh of all the men ii) that re-
” It is understood that immediate
VTWO QANDISTS STILL MISSING. Gnillrey. assistant curator of the .‘De .
partment of Paintings, Drh'winxs Vaud3 .
Engravings at the Louvre. needed to;
day his services as curator a): points
tings at the Museum of Fine Arts. The 3
Efrench government three years ago
granted Mr. Guiitrey a leave of ab-. ed
pence, expiring tomorrow. for the pur- Mthe medic n
pose cl (:0me here to supervise the
purchase of numerous works of art for
the Heston institution.
bio paintings) have been acuuiged' d
log, his curator-ship.
tar his return to Paris. he Twill
no) Value»
serious unx trouble “1933):“ or this Eilllg: ~ ’dum that St. John d; Keyger 55:13))an
"Gentlemen: Durinu the 'wluteir “1333611 ldoeeiving the puwlic by tlielr action in
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using it as I) With res rt.
soaniedt xive. no
to feel MW“
3 pr Viy'V a my in the ethnol-
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