‘ . But a foot and a half more of deptir
will be required
.. ," meeting with election of officers Fri-
Ann Candeld 10 Meruin street.“
members are requested1to 1111511115-
' will be held tornorr'ow atteruon at the ..
‘ home of Miss Cunningham-144 Elm-
»: street, Norwalk. son of E K. Austin,
lately of the F‘airiield County Dairy
:3‘ :E
.1versity ’varsity baseball team. [His
‘_ {fiends here are extending congratula-
‘ * The Board of Relief has given not-
,' ice
‘1' .1 to appear before them in the city hall!
‘E on saturday afternoon between the
Elmore of one and five to show causal
:" and wandered it it would prove true
Esterday tend to bear out the old my
f Beach;
.‘ apartments 1acated by Mr and Mrs.
'1 nonwnau roller 69.
wig inc.
~PE E E
2 those chickens She has 110w been
vised to take (cause) in ..the mat;
’
,onli‘actor ’IE‘hon‘ias Robins, of South
rwalk, is doing the mason work 011
a house IorE' ,.F B. Gregory at (Jompq
‘ Miss Kate Polhemus did her mother;
‘re moving into 41 West street, the
‘R L Coburn who have moved to New
AiYork city.
W”...
The hole at the rear of the city hall
for the foundation of the vault addi-’
tion is progressing rapidly downward‘
The W. C. T ll. will hold its annual.
day, at 3 o’clock at the home of Mrs.
All!
The annual meeting and election of
officers of thw‘ridai Afternoon Club
wood avenue. A large attendance of
the members is desired.
EE flwMuslc Hall Friday, Cecelia Looms
Ill AJJady of Qui‘ty. 5 reels.
E‘ Kenneth Austin formerly of Arch
Company has “‘made” rthe Cornell Unl-
(ions.
to four Norwaik people
a
Tel. 1264-3.
Largo“ 8-hour! Enam-
,;;cled Belling Rattle
spasm sogmuwl‘ Mi
uiicl‘oui
Butler29clb 1
None Better
at any price
125 Washington 3
ma sum ..
up .t.
g’l‘alks.‘
dence
Our Savings Department opens
he)” City E Nations E
Announcem " 1L
011 Monday next- this Bank will introducw as
What 11' a shall say Irom week to week {villi ‘E
interesting bud profitable. We propose to mails
positor of ours it We have not already done sti.
Watch our weekly “Banks 'llnlks"¢§—E-we hope to ‘win your
Bank
(if Figural "Bank
be of value—
a friend and a, de- 1
Ecorilt- ‘
:1
April lat lnterst 4 per cent
Dealer 111 Overland Cars;
.. WNW—c... *_w.—. -
Lather M Wright
‘N.
1i
0:.
Brdbkway
Tracks from V. ton to 2 ton; :1;- Univeisal
'-l‘rucks from 1% ton
to 5 ton; 't- Chase
. Trucks from V ton to 3 ton.
A o - 1 0
House Cleaning Time.
Get the dial)” go to Olmstead' s for
y our carpet and Rug Beaters: Brooms,
Brushes and Mops; Ash and Gurbag:
Cans: and don’ t (forget Crockery.
have it in Dinner and Toilet Sets,w or,
odd pieces to suit your wants. We
E have other things too. A visit to our
store will repay you
M L Olmstead
, ”'77.: vigor-(moron 61'.
lump. Delivery. ‘
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Fine Table
Butter 2 “‘3'
Peerle‘tss Brand Best Bread Making
Flour ...~. .................... 6°C
1 can Peas 1 can Corn,1 can To-
matoes IoEr .......... .. ........ 25c
We Give s. and,H. Stamps.
ROyal Grocery
”Bracers and Frulteroro.
' 22 80. Main St.
\w‘hy their assessment should not be.
"raised, or their lists perfected. The no
.tLices were sent out from the city
clerk’s office yesterday, ‘
James Hopkins and David Rudolphl
have had a dispute over a horse sale
Whine tells the police that he was
try the horse on a payment or $5,
and if he did not prove satisfactory,
he was,to. get his money back The
horse did not suit him and he asked
for the live spot but it was not iorth-
(fielding. The men have been caused;
by the police to take (menisci on the
matter,
(H
l [on].
Litho aim 111 pt Mutiny Moral”
has, still vlvlll in the minds of most E
people and doubtless many at that
time Wore reminded of the old adage
The mild Weather 01' Tuesday and the
Warm, spring like atmosphere oi! yes
SPRINGTIMEE "
eyes. Proper care at this timeE
may preVent much trouble later.
wt OCULISTS make caret land
()1?) examination and (it 1101
asses on the children union
mmary ‘
THAM
OCULIST‘S AND OPTICIANB
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Ct.
lug this your at any rate
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. .1897
........ J.
w
1 All: Dances
Guaranteed 7"
Before Easter
"today.
Ml88 cquHvE TO as A noses. ’
BOSTON April 2.—-—Misa listen.
Cudaliy, daughter 01 Patrick Cudahyi ’
the w
ed the training school for nurses at ,
the Massachusetts General Hashim wmmmo, Mm, Altrll its-dioxin»
sautatives of tho conductors oI
Li1. probationer does not alter Mind (lanadiaomorthern Railroad
lthy Milwaukee packer, elite:u
II the three months' work ad
v.1 sis. 'E
wthe adv.
D
In
. E0111
Advertisers
Where and What
‘ fto Buy
You'll be surprised how for '11 little
money judiciously spent goes toward
building. Read Hatch at Butler Cole
advertisement E
iI-Elave you a small picture that you
want enlarged? if so it will be worth
your while to read Donnellys‘ adver-
‘tisement today
E “A special. sale of ribbon at A. Dick-
Saturday.
A world of styles will be found ad
vertised (by the Boston *Store today.
Gloves and Japanese kimonos are
‘We of the specials advertised by the
Read Company for Fair Week. ‘
0n the FMoyor cars you will find
many practical appliances that have
proved their worth both at the Mover
factory and on the road Oscar H
Banko' adv. will to” you more about
them.
. .51. _....._.
To the lovers at music A J Ans
thing of interest to announce Better
read their large adv.
"em
Stuart styles in spring milllnery are
being exhibited by Miss Edna Mae
Seymour in the Roodnm Block
El"
Good. dinner. at the Mansion House;
tomorrow iBetter read the menu.
Cement rtur, lgblilllt. nravcl,E
all Elnds ot' laid by Raymond.
oth
EFErame 110119911 can be built oheupexl'
than 8:,in clamp iglpd of constmcuon.
That‘s what the Match and Bailey
adv. says. 211’ you are interested read
'~ mluru‘ 1 ‘
l .
New line at ladies kid gloves for
Jimer art .I I IMulloito' a. sea adv
W 1 W
fi‘he (Roton Point Poultry Bonn is
advertising {or all kinds oi chickens
~ntw
. a
WANT couooo'rom uEamsi-A'rsoi
w
that
jlowlii‘g telegram I
been charging tor exhibition games.
Since sum men have been home
the attendance at 11le1.1611 games
1111 been poor. The rotors tans the
the regular price.
Eddie Foster.
club. is having trouble. with his eyes,
but it is nothing of a' Eserlp 591a ,an
He recently caught cold in chefph
Efp‘ECE‘ and since then it paai ”WWW”
1lni ‘
Charles .3, Blbbgtil. In. E
the Newark Indians. Ebbata, Jr.-
looksd alter the details oi gthe Yank-
Supenba series.
Did you ever know that
diet, the best secretary the National
League has ever had. once Worked in
i
the Government service as a lino- 1g
hyper? Also that he,was once sport. pla
lug editor of a Washington newspa-
per?
c
1st. Louis is getting ready to open which this
ills baseball season too. The Browns settled beyond a (location.
'and Cardinals will begin their spr
league series began in the Mound city
the Browns have won fifty- six games
Ito the National Leaguers' llIty-tliree
it is said that young Gallagher, or
EBrldgeport. who played in the outfield
for South Norwalk, last season. will
,get aitrlai in New 1301160115” This is,
Enot Lefty Gallagher, the pitcher who
had a chance with New Landau last"
year E‘ E
BOXING NOTEG
i
! Battling Lovinsky, the Philademna
flight heavyweight. made his first sp-
insurance in the middle West when he
bumped into B'ob Moha. the “Cave-
man," before the South Side A10“ oi’ ta, in order to better size up the
Milwaukee. and the verdict was
agal‘r'ist the man with the .Hebrew
name. it developed after thehcontest
that Levinsky had gone intothe match
with a very severe fever and stomach
trouble and that probably accédnts Ior‘
his poor shoMnEg, but nevertheless he
would have had his hands lull no
paper. last evening. says" “lam
are nucleation cane.
oval- the prices the Nationals have pal la
stand that these games are not worth cl
, . .\ the 'varsity. oarsmen lWllD come river
or the Washington from England with
Eb‘g‘flaleming, It was given ‘oul.’ at the
1th”, 39; mp arrival of the English
EltEqu his Eh ‘ 1 cl I
. pr 11 pies o rowing he had in t d
lbully little has over in Flatbush in‘ the since p EEE ice
Dust Iew’ days Besides taking care 0! a modified stroke copied as nearly as
1 ll“ possible. from
John Hey entirety would be
.- Scenes on Saturday. Since the inter abandoh the
1'
‘various parts of the country to con-
matter how good he was that night. as
Mona put up one of his really good»
battles.
.and, tool: the load away from ’the
Speedy Lewinsky; although at times
the latter showed flashes of class. It
seemed to the casual observer that.
Ethe aBttler had galls stole from too
much work in the ring and that is
probably what. the real trouble
amounted to. He had the height and
reach to keep a man of Moha's build
Iaway from him. but only once in a
while did he use his long left to ad
vantage and hold the rushing Robert
sky showed rare it is hard to undue
stand how he could defeat some oi: the
men he has been against in the East,
and that is why I say that the boy
has no doubt been even worked and
failed to show his true worth.
He will have to show much better
{dim to beat Guuboat Smith.
m
weight, had little trouble deteltlug
Joe Azevedo, the California 133,
pounder, at Racine, Wis. even thong
he used only his left hand after the
.llrst round. Acevedo must have
cpught Ad Wolgsst woetully out 0
condition to get a decisionoover him
8' on. the coast in ten rounds or his term
vine and 180113 Gmpany has some against White was away oil com. The busy campaign in the fins tor the
Chicago boy simply toyed with him at
times. in the first round Charlie gave
{him shavers lacing while against the
ropes and it was during his lambaso
ing that White hurt his right hand
so badly that he could not use it the
balance of the battle. He depended
entirely upon his left hand and easily
{Elabbed the coast boy when, and where
lhe pleased, winning hands down.
"Tim: Acevedo did prove himself a glutton .
for punishment and stood up under
in rain of blows that many .othcrflght-
ere would hava fallen from. V139 has
a lot to learn yet about the boxing
Egamc, but there are many light
weights whom he can defeat and gain
ekpcricnco th‘Eeroby. White, unless
his hand puts him out or commission.
should be in linenow Ior'a match, with
Wolgasnand Ritchie. .11
.HOUSTON MANAGER FINEEED
FOR ornIKmo MYGMW suit has been mm by Chdrlle our
BEAUMONT, Texas. April 2.~—Jtha ler in the Circuit court. at, Milwaukee,
manager “or the New York against Jess Willard. the’ white hope.
yesterday received the 1'01- Cutler hays Willard owes. him $3.160.
. the owners or Cutler itemized the amount in which
ll. .MoGralw.
Nationals,
the Houston, Tag
' 1 ‘ E .1
emnan andufion's for tomorrow and.at arms 19“ h’u 0n the form len
Bob was, fast as lightning”
Charlie White the Chicago “film with othres in conference here re-
h tails by the heads (11' the two academ-
I PACKEEY WOULD MEET
, weight champion. ‘
article in a Boston
lEn'
Edmund hymneiol' the an. cardigan
thoritlea at New; Haven
roaring department is a
v ‘
w Buckley. the rowing expert,
that
ivsf
that tl‘l’61‘ Yale.
writable vol»
Orders placed with us now for April
.dciivery will assure pour pillclliiiiliig
int the present low price. Quotations
on most any at the best lines. 1
1 My prices are 10111. What are 101”?
requirements! A card will 111 in'' 161.! 1
train which at day moment yer
ya is 11111111, to burst hum which
may cause untold injury to the sport
and may cause 11.116 organization _'9I the
coaching department or the university.
» "The. alleged trouble is said to all
role arouild Guy Nicholle. conch so
the backifiEfg of
many years of experience as a scullcr
and caveman, to take charges“ the
quotations
some bargains in used curs
(10 Auto Rewiring. Ford work in 1111‘
branches.
...1 , ‘,
Call or phone. I have
i ill-0'
Austin 8 Garage
124 OOHTH MAIN 8‘1".
ill,” be 41,911 cost aside All the
youth. and that he' was to teach
that taught
Cook. Yales patron saint of rowing.
’.and that the American rigging in its
adopted by all 01‘
“1e crews.1 \
“My informant states that Nickalls
not going over to the American
11 and that he will time his full say
as to the rigging qt the boat, he make
of the oarlocks and other details
ital!i men fancied had been
”in short. 111.11.111.11. will not
stroke that won tor
Leander and in which he 118,8“ the
strongest Iaith and 'Mr Armstrong.
Yale’s head coach. has already“ been
by Boh‘
r
You fwill find it: Ea ploasnle t9
make your selection of
. Cloaks. EESfuits
*‘Dr'esses E d. Milliuery
at ‘
‘Mf
Mrs AdaF Altenbrandt
Sole Agent for the
Booklets and
Post'Gards
from the 1511go assortment ci’ 1
RICGF 1i MAN
R05., 61 North Main St.
”Daily and Sunday Papers
‘ Delivered.
told that the English coach will: brook
no interference it he is to be the head
of the rowing department, and held
responsible for the success or {allure
of the crews Nickalls threatens to
resign unless he was in absolute com-
mand.
“Armstrong made hurried Visits to
suit old Yale men and other rowing
authorities as to the very best course
to pursue, and at the present time is
awaiting the result of the races at the
American nosing Association’s regat-
crews of Yale in comparison with
those of the other colleges before
taking final action. Just what the
outcome will be my informant would
not state, but he did insist that Yale
was" at sixes and sevgns. And finally
quoted the old saying about a ‘house
that is divided against itself."
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ARMY- NAVY FOOTBALL GAME
NEW YORK April 2—Peacoful ad:
justment is expected in the Arms-
NaVy discussion of a place for holding
tho. next annual football game and the
polo grounds is tentatively agred up-
pon as the scene. Objections by the
midshipmen to the trip from Annapo-
lis and the eutrainlng for home with-
out a chance [or sightseeing were par-
tially overcome by an announcement
today that arrangements had practi-
cally been completed, by which the
entire student body at Arlnapolls, or
all miduhipmen permitted to do so.
may be brought to this city and given
permission to enjoy thornselves until
12 outlook on the night of the game.
Under this arrangement a special
train with sleeping cars would convey
the party to Anapolis.
Lieutenants Matthews and Falrlleld;
ot the Army and Navy, respwtiveh.
turned yesterday to "West Point and
Annapolis. Alter formal receipt of de-
ice on an: iouncament him be made.
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GIBBONS AND waLsH’
Packey McFarland has arranged a
i.
coming summer. it was learned yes-
to rday. The Chicago wizard will be
married in June. but he does not in-
tend to let that fact interfere with his
ring career. 0n the contrary he will
be ready to give battle to all asph“
ants immediately after the ceremony
takes place.
EEMcFarland‘s first opponent will be
Mike Gibbons. provided the St. Pauli
boxer is willing to make the match. l
Backey statcsw. 1,1111%” he will agree to‘
meet Gibbons mwlmre for the big
gost numioitered. He will even so
to California for a ewtnty-round go
if Glbhbns desires a conclusive test.
If «McFarland cannot come to terms
with Gibbons he will sail for England
late ill June. .While there he will meet
M'at Wells, Hughie Mohegan and pos-
siblyE'Froddie Welsh, the English light-
JEBs WILARD SUED.
ll w-ohlnEgton Bl. So Norwalk. Conn
George W. Wardweil’s
52 South. Main Street
T H REE PLE‘EAEY E1R8 DROP FED,
FF.L_.._:.E .1..-— .. _ T... M- _....-. l
A Good Roof Test
5 a h‘Ea‘Erd snow storm If your
'phonc us. We will repair andE
paint it all for one price, guaran-‘E
teed, 16 per square foot.
now. i
E. R. Bradley &Co. ,
1 GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
Call us ‘
”CONTRACTORS.
Poona 781.
Baseball
coeds-
Spalding and D. '8; M.
SEE OUR« NEW -» E
NORWALK.‘ PENANT
l
roof leaks drop us a card ori
JenmngsE-Bragdon Co.
:Tailor Made Suits, Coats and
Skirts
Also a fine line of the new crease-
less linen. Beautiful alludes, 691: per
guard Call and see samples.
in." Kinds of Messenger
Work and Shop plug
111
iwith people a Specialty
6 West at: Tel 1225-2. 80. Norwaik.
—._T_.-............. -_.._.- *r w.-..__y-_. v
I Am
now located at No. 85 North
Main, St. and am prepared to'
take orders «for ladies’ suits,
costs, etc. Repairing, cleanv ‘
log and pressing a specially.
Give me a. trial.
'M.»Dolin
Ladics’ Tailor
B5 N. MAIN ST.
1‘:
15-.
Try one of Our
When
lN DOUBT
as to where to get your suit made,
cleaned, repaired or pressed give us a
trial.
Called for and delivered.
11. L. BRIA,
Fine Tailor.
82 NO. MAIN ST.
TEL. 920.
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
' E'l'lio Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL snow
m the Town
Auto warms:
chandler—~50 59. Main st.
,
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avionioosrom LEADER
Yesterday washlring and flrlngday
the ~hoovzyweight is indebted to him. cided BartlllI wouldn’t do.
dilution 1;: and mm to collect for his pains: '
goon place 1111a, cayenne while the big Iollow outfielder 1.1mm .li‘rad Walker com NEW YORK. mu ii-JEi‘iio second «
[the training camp or the man“, annual convention or the Aluminum
Southern [ensue club. has been no. oi mastoid Collégomewrpapvm will,
puma. Walker made a. shot record be bold Win-any .1 com
1 April 21~Eranliio 60.1 In Virginio‘. semi-pro circles last 1 son; rally ilehobl ot Journalism.
I
. will also. council.
. new ironic
To take the place oi! Bartlll! an
strand or stand. a
”Month
130. Norwalk. Mum Hall Block. E “
3 Delicious
. Dinners
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORM ERLY LANE'S)
1.4..—
l
Breaki'ut, 25c Dinner, 35¢.
Supper, 25c.
Friday Dinner
Clam Chowder
Baked Blue 'F‘lsh
' Fish Cakes
910de Beef
Boiled Potatoes
' IStewed Tomatoes
' Rice Plidding
Homemade Bread and Pics
Mansion House
0 Hassm Prop
Bill/194 Wash. 89.. 80. Nor-walk.
TELEPHONE 807.
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ORGANlZATION or: KENNEL
owes.
city. agreement which has been under,
consideration for some time, between W
on the Bridgeport baseball club. Pltch- “‘9 Kennel Club of ”“51““ and m"
or Robby Robertallle, ohtnemer Batch American Kennel CW” b8“ b0“ MB!»
and Outdelder Bartlitl' were cast out 9'11 according '0 3" announcement
into the cold world Robertaille was a. {“509 WW" today.
‘good pitcher when right but he was
too land of the cup that cheers. Batch a mutual exchange and recognition of
was also inclined to roam the. town at “Wk "m1 and £0110“ ‘0 B m“
night. Bdrtllll! never had a chance to extent “19 “EMN‘Bmlde which 01‘3“
show 21.1,, w“ 51mm! on the “tenant. between tho Jockey Clubs 01 the two
or his record in the interstate League vountrm 0“ thorouiihbwd min!-
but Manager Booties investigated the .
player before he started East and de-
lt provides, among other things, tor
morass New Assn 1m
earn: .1,
W
M} Unl-
on.
ma WHMIMI mutua- will
my «arm
1.,N1nw roux, April 2.-Tlle reuprd- ’
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