for your carpenter to do a larger
ply fertilizers. We rec-
ommend‘ffilnecp Manure
as being the best and
strongest fertilizer on the
market for lawn or gar—
den. In convenient bags
" of 100 lbs., 50 lbs.. 25 lbs.
”TI
_ ‘ our
Hazelton
Coal
NT
‘ . The B. Hershheid 81 $011 Go
TEL. 291i 122 WATER 8T.
GOAL
~ Dei’ore you I' y In your .illpply of
Cool for next winter In a few
bushels from
William Effron
You will find that, the coal goes
to ashes.
Not; Clinkers
'and does not injure the grate.
3 ROWAN sr., EAST NORWALK
Tel. 441 Tel. 441.
JUNK DEALER
You only need write a postal
, phone to W111. El‘fron and you
01‘
will
get a ready market for things which
bottles rubbers, scrap ir on,
“ feather beds a specialty.
waiting for your call.
'Rowan St. Tel. 441.
We
\l'm, Enron,
you dont want, such as rags, pqucl's.
metals,
are
m:
I
FANCY BASKETS
. of choice I'l'nils 111211111 the most
I acceptable gifts to Iuvullde or
' " travelers.
Lei. us prepare for you It bas-
*et .oI’
FINE FRUITS
hiotto 81 Co.
Music Hall Block
‘ WOQWDOOQOOW'.
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K
“30C
9
it
‘(Ei
la the one building material that has kept pace with. preuont day
demands and that explains why trains houses can be built cheaper
than any other kind of oonstrucllon. Labor is the big it
lug but the lumber dealonmufacturer has side-stepped tibia tor you
by doing the dressing and finishing by machine, mailing it possible
years ago with rough, opiintery atock.
“There’s No Place Like Home."
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
IDUTH NORWALK.‘ GONN.
.‘BEITIIB BBB 'FBIIEBILS
Hamilton Lawrence.
Hamilton Lawrence, aged 86 years.
dlodot his home on School street.
.1.
“1 build bowrence for the pnut'iow years hail
been nearly blind. -Ho was born in
' 'Albnny. N. Y.. and moved here about
'. ill years 1180 andIhan lived here ever
since. The funeral services will lib
/ held from his late home on Thursday
evening at 7 o‘clock, and Rev. Ernest
F’. McGl'ogor will omclate. The body
will then be taken to Albany'.
where burial will be made on Friday. ‘
' . Mr." Lawrence is unrvlved‘by his wife.
three daughters, Mrs." Charles Harrie.
Albany. N,
days work than was possible
14-16 WALL Isr. ‘ To.
0
l have the largest stock at the
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A Few Revolution
P R I C E S
OF OUR POPULAR SPECTACLES
AND EVE GLASSES
0f Latest Make.
Nickel Spectacles . ........... $1.2
Iioltl i'lated SpcI'I'aclIs ....... $1.2
Gold‘illleti Eye Glasses only $2.15
Gold-tilled Spectur'lce only ..... $2.75
I'lyp Lenses lI‘ittId, ouch ...... 50c “P
More Than Bill) Lenses in Stock.
Prescriptions Carefully liillrd
First-class 'l‘llc1'1tromrIIcl's . 351: UP
First-class liuromt'tcr'u ...... $3.25 up
CHAS. BRAND
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,
Close by Hoyt's Theatre.
South Norwalk.
DOES
THAT COUCH 0R CHAIR NEED
NEW UPHOLSTERY AND A LIT-
TLE VARNISH T0 BRIGHTEN IT
UP? .
Try us. We will make It look
like new at much less than new
would cost you. A phone call will
brim us to you.
KOHN BROS.
72 N. Main St. Phone 336-4.
A Full Line
of Japanese and
Chinese Mattings'
will be found 111 our large stock of
House Furnishings.
MGUTKOWSKY
At the Former Audltorlum Bulldlr I,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy sec Alli-hand Furniture.
a
NOTHING NEW IN SVEC CASE.
There are no new Iicveloprncnts I11
the Svcc case. The marital troubles
still exist and no action which would
show any disposition on the part of
the husband, John Svor, to take back
his wife has been taken. They have
not had another con‘icrcncc. Mr.
Svoc's counsel, Attorney William A.
Ilril’lln, .lr.. stated this morning that
Mr. Svec was out of town today, and
it in not. likely that anything new will
transpire, at least until he returns.
NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES.
M113. William AhrIi-na. 01‘ Main street,
First l‘Ilslrch, was Iliuclmrlzcll from
the Norwnlk lIni-ipilnl, yesterday nl‘tI-r-
noon. ,
Miss Lucy illunnlt-k, an employee 111.
Hillside School. was operated upon at
the hospital this morning.
.for long or short intervals.
Fire Sale Deposit vaults
he South Norwalk Savings Bank
.5111 only protect your valuables and private papers, but am-
11' room in provided for storing trunks. pictures. rugs and
ether: bulky articles of value, while your residence' 181 closed
The Norwalk' Furniture House'
Next Week '18 Wedding Week '
Give Furniture
Chairs, Rocking Chairs Fancy II‘hairs Fancy Tables, Dressing Tables,
(‘I1Ii’l’oniers, Bureaus. Brass and Lnamelled Beds
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Dining Tables, Serving Tables,
in sets or single pieces.
1111111 111 111111 31115121 "‘"-"' "
I
I w.11.1.
’, the divorce null brought by her hun-l
' germuu 111-11:1,
, . the advertising.
ard White Tlnins. N Y. M111. George '
Cable Norwuik, one sister, Mrs. Laura.
Kotchmn llinghumton, N. 1'., and one‘j
brother, Milton Lawrence of Saltord-‘
Ivilla l‘n.
Orders Promptly Delivered.
Mrs. Martin Troy,
Anulo Vlvlun, wife of Martin 'l‘roy,
' died at. the t'orwalk Hospital last
lnlgi‘at from typhoid Mrs. Troy was 27 '
nears old and leaves beside her hus‘
band tour little. children. The funeral'
laervices will be held from thwel
‘lliverside Chapel on Friday alter-
noon at half-past two o’.ciock In-,
noon 111‘. ’:‘it) o’o'lork and the new pas-.
HOI‘L‘RI'V. Hamilton, will officiate. In-
ltcrmcnt will be In Riverside, came-i
tery. Mrs, Troy was the daughter of
IIAIM BOIITIIIIVEIISV
"EARS “ SETTLEMENT Mr, and Airs. Illeury '(3. «Ilerlell, of
** (ISIlIvermiue, and had just recently,
WASIIIINII'l‘ON, April S.~-~ScI'rctaryljmoved to Chestnut street, Norwulk.
Ilryan and other officials of 'tIheIStute"
Illepur'nneut were highly gratliled to-
day that the negotiations between the.
United States and Columbia for a set"
.
lowest prices 111 town Morris
«Buffets, China Closets and Chairs
PA
stebbins Weed Adams.
Stebbinu Weed Adams. of 49 Sea-L
view avenue. died yesterday, aged (‘18
Ilcment ot‘ the long pending l‘uuurna years, He had been 11| “-1111 pneumo-
controversy bud been brought to suc- 1,111, The deceased leaves a wife and
I'Irssful termination Ihroulrh the sign-
ing of :1 treaty bemoan the two comp
11M; 111 “02qu yestelday.
'I‘l1II next step will be the million;
tion of the treaty by the (‘oloulbian
I'ougress, which 11in been called to
meet in special session for [but pur«
pose on May I. and by the United
States Senate.
The. signing oi‘ the treaty was the
result of negotiations «that. had been
in progress since shortly after Presi-
dent Wilson took olllco, the Colour
blun nover111ncnt having closed Its
ocnlinus with the 'l‘ul’t administration
with tho avowed purpose of renewing
its efforts to seeuro what. it regarded
as satisfactory reparation for the sen“
111'ution ol‘ Panama from the present
administration.
\l'hilc details of tho agreements
have, not been announced here, It is
understood that the treaty provides
that the United States shall pay to
I‘I)Iou1biu a lump sum of between $21.,
.1110.I)OI) and $20,000,000 in 11111 tor the
loss suffered «by the latter country
when Jnuama secedcd and transferred,
the canal zone to the United States‘ ‘
tor the construction of an illter- ‘ The. funeral of Mrs, John Ilerlicolu
oceanic 11111111 through (‘olumblan tor-11,19. held this morning from her home
rilory and for a cooling 111 ““980 on I. 110111011 street, .11 11:30 and lroln St.
the It‘olImlblun coast, Joseph's at nine OI'lork. Rev R. J.
“‘- I‘arroll otllclutcd. InterlneJt in St.
metery
two children, Mrs. Allen I‘. Howall.oi‘
Iirooklyn. and Ilerardns 1’. Adams. oi“
Mount. Vernon. The funeral services
wil take place on 'l‘hursday evening at
7:45 o'clock. llev. Ralph Ii. Hartley,
of the downtown Baptist I" lunch, will
oiliciutc. Interment will take plaIII 111
Solitl1811lori1,'\' Y..I1n I"'1iIlu\.
Funeral of Mr. Sheldon
'I‘bc l'nnerul 111 John ll. hhclIioll.
bI'IIl yesterday attornoon at 221111 o'-
clock from his Into home In Ii llur-
bank Sil‘t‘t‘l. was 1'me largely attend-
ed. The deceased was 11 popular yollill;
1111111 In life, and his friends attended
the survives in largo numbers. Rev.
John titupletou. pastor of the down
town I‘o11g1'1'gatlonul 1'11111'1'11 otllr'lutctl.
Interment was in Rin-rside, remotely.
where the lied lion's burial survive.
took place. The puil,beurers were
\\'illlum I‘ullabun and Theodore
(.‘lurk. and from the I‘ucus ’I‘ribe. No.
21;, I. I). It. .\l., II‘runk II. Mich, 111-
bort. .ll, I‘ohlnmn l-‘rI'Il Williams and
lingerie 1., Mitchell.
Funeral 01‘ Mrs. Do‘nicola.
.
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iSEVEN NEW CIVIL ACTIONS RE-
"FRED 'l‘ 10:15 a. 111. The? TURNED.
sweeping reduction in freight rates
ordered by the Canadian Railway Com~, Sults on Contract and for
mission caused a slump in canaliau
Pacific on the Stock Exchange today
It dpened with a block of 3,000 shame
at 2112 to 201 12. a maximum loss 01‘
5 .‘1-8 and the lowest since 1911. Min-
unapolln. Stl’uul and 'Ste Marie, 11 con
trolled road, lost five points The 1,911-
Ir'ul list, was Iucllncd to heaviness.
’l'rading was on a larger scale than
during the last few days. Steel was un
Iler prcsul'o, hilt liko tho other active'
stocks, Its loss was only t'rnctlom.,1l
Iii-cat Northern 01'c added nearly a.
point to its recent decline. and Dela-,1?“ N‘
“1111' and Hudson lost 1 1:1,
FAIRFIELD COUNTY DAIRY STOCK
1's. More Enter action for
BE‘NG SOLD‘ ll'rmu judgment. by George 'I‘.
The bankrupt sale of the II‘aIrIIcIIl for $10 and costs in favor of platit-
I‘ouniy hairy Company, held at the'twirr defendant appeals.
1.,11111t Ibia 11101'111111; brought there. (i, Idlenapanger of Bridgeport vs.
nearly all of the local ruilkmcn wholtlubor l-I'nwmth and with of Bridge-
11 mo ready to buy the equipment. lip; port. Ionuuon counts debt $800,
to noon tlproInothing butrmuli urtlcloai Regan of Auto Colllolon.
lllIIl Inns and horse blankets were auc-I 1611111111 lI‘. Walker va. Waller
111111111 oil' by Joseph Abbott, oi? lin11-‘ nub-110091; 1,1,”, 01 Norwnlk, action to
bmy 'i‘lllu 11111111101111 “II-l dairy Willlp' rucoycr $1100 Ilruuugos resulting from
1111 nl real estate. horses and walrnnn,i an 11111., (1.111151% Ernest (l
1‘ll'.. will be acid under the hammer. Southey 01' mudgepofl vs 1,1111“ “'11
Willitlm .l.i.1unxhly. W110 \VllH film“ Aslnuuu cl lirirluoport. action on
1111111 oi the defunct concern. will sturtmnmmm1 quuta (101,1 $11.1..III‘18 1mm
tomorrow with tho Borden milk poo-Imim w liuuor (,1' “rump-11,0" va ,1”.
pic and will have the uptmvn route. 1,401,], 11. Mclirn'mott of Bridgeport 1'0,-
lnluriea Brought to Common Pleas
Court.
New case: were returned
court, of common pleas yesterday
«follows: John S Illlls and
Fred ll Fullon 112111 others plaintiffs
,‘uppeul l‘1om city Ionrt 111' Ilridgeport,
'wl1I3re Judge \\ Ildcr l'ound for the,
to tin-
11w
Ire to rec'mor lllllllt-l In the ponuleslon
iol l‘. ll Fulton. 'I‘he 13'111'111 hi, .lcn-
Y.
Suit for Slander.
II‘loru Rica and
slander,
““ ”""“““‘"”""‘"_"““"‘" $l2l’1 brokerage icon. Charles Iii,
WILL CONTEST DWORCE- Klmpion I31 111., of New York 1‘11.
Mary [titan 1pm decided to coutost'ilorut'w II. Jarkuon' oI.’ «ariagenmt.
counnon counts Ilobt $392 (11
band, Andrew ltlt'ru, through l.inxwell- ,
or it liegemau. and the defendant has
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RAILROAD AUDITORS NAMED.
, retained Attorney Joseph It. Taylor. NICW HAVEN, April 8.-~Anuoint-
. ‘I 111,». divorce is sought on litatntory 1111111111 I11 the auditing department 01“
1111111111111. tho NIIlLYOI'lI, New Haven and Hart-
-I~~--~~—~I~~I.~I-~-+~- IIn'Il Railroad, oiloctivo April 3. Were]
-«--l':u.«u.I,-.r cards and booklets at llrtg- announced today by Ilenhrul Auditor
.l. .\I, ‘I‘ontllnsou 1111 follows: Absint-
aut general auditor, AlfredMackrlllo:
. hawk—"M”... w“...-
Good tenants are to be l1ad-lo1
tor of foreign receipts, A. R. Brown.
r
Firet‘DIatr-Ict, this morning of old age. I ‘
N. v. , I.
Y.. Mrs, Samuel M. ”How- 1
W‘W W‘\‘\-\.\-\‘\-\‘\m
‘tl1c uriv.
I
Per-anal
' I‘.
others vs. ‘
Iiciomlnnt It‘barlcs 1.} I‘lewla1ul.trt1s l
«‘11i'. 11:11 (‘0. 111 Mark V (lrnll‘ of 111-110in
common Ionnts debt 52518:“
,ed or
others Bridgeport
Hara ‘
l was inauod'
{urn Florida. ,
i flu (3011mm and the Carolinan truer.-
’ NORWALK'II
Lemme
any cocoa atone
Tristram
AND
length, $2,50;
-VQH/atara!alal'al - ‘A-Minlt -MI-ratfi’nn“ "~ ' “.I,
‘ The Famous
Trefousse GloVes
for Easter
Street Gloves‘in black or white and all the correct ‘
‘ shades of tan, brown and, gray,
Black with white stitching, and white with black
stitching. A special value at
White Gloves for evening wear,
Chiffon Veils, 2 yards by lyard, in
many colors, $1.50
The largest and most varied stock at
Buttons in NorWalk
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16 - button length $3.00 I
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Advertisers
Where and What i
to Buy I
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.
it your couch or chair needs new
upholst'elv or a coat oi llll‘lllHlI just
phone liohn lirotln'rs.
will fit them with
The spring term of Merrill Business
I‘ollogo begins Monday. April 19.611.
Catalog 011 request.
for Easter.
Bridge teeth that are perfect in 1111-
pcui'ance and usefulness are the kind
that Dr. Mallory makes. l.I-I 111111 11m 111'.
an inspection.
est mixtures.
«Read about the Edison liiunlnnII
llisI: phouournplm in the largo adv. ot‘
the A. .l. Angeline Al Son (‘oinpuniz
Easter hcaIIw'cur for the little lotto-I
ut III-ad's. Sec adv.
H. Krieger & Co.
BOYS’ CLOTHING
Bring your Boys to us and we
Suits and Shoes
We have Suits in all the new-
Also a big line
of navy blue serges, sizes 4 to
18. Prices $3.98 to $7.00.
These may be added to
your Charge Account
lCusI t‘l‘ 110.1111 is
selling II
New assortment of
just received at lionnclly's-v
for be.
The Austin Iluruge is advertising a
tour-cylinder Cadillac. it" sold at once
it will be sold cheap.
LOOKING FOR AUTO BANDITS.
PITTSBURGH, l’u., \p1il ii.~~'l‘l11.er1-"
tire police force was today ordered to
look for two young men, who soon 111‘-
1'011 will find a price “"01““““ In tcr last undulght captured Thoma:
of Charles llrand.
'I‘1'lstrnul & ”Nil“ I”?- “Ilmnmu‘g and gagged him. and, throwing him
the tumour» ’l‘l‘eI'OUI'ISI‘ 81¢”th “’1‘ 1"“3‘ into his taxicab. set out to rob. They
ter. held up two drug stores and. accord-
*'*" ing to liune, robbed two men in the
All kinds ol‘ strictly fresh fish will
be found at Cutbili‘s.
.1. 11111117. & Company announce
the arrival of new units. routs, etc.
The best of the new apparel at. es-
petiully low prices is what Frank .lu-
Ioby is advertising in his Easter sulc.
siTI‘I‘I.
Philip Miller reported to the police
this morning that while he and a par
ty of friends were motoring on the
Frankstown road, they were held up
by bandits in a taxicab and robiwd.
Miller, who resisted, was knocked
down by a blow on the head.
These events followed close on it
long series (11’ robberies that have.
aroused the city.
WAIJI. S’I‘Itl‘ld'l‘ Noon ----- The wide
brook in Canadian Pacific which car-
1IIII it below 200 for the first time In
If you me not entirely sutiullcd with
vour table board you are Invited to try
the excellent meals served at '1 ripp 1-1.
.m. . ._---
'liet’ore having your suit 111111111. lll‘ess'
repaired. 111. 11111111 Invites you
to call on Mill. '
MORE. WINTER WEATHER DUE.
it ulleI'tI-ui the rest oi" the 111111 hot to
only a slight degree. While the leu-
Ileucy was downward for 11 time loss
on "'..I TO li111.tI'II to hall 11 point 111' so I11
11111.11 cubes. Later Illcl'c was it I'I‘cov-
I-i'y when the I‘uuleru began to show
the utiuuilntlun elTecl of Lacukwunnu'u
victory in 111.1. tutti-trust unit. llcudlnn
and which were run up about a point
on this movement. causing an Increase
or covering: I11 other stocks.
was on a considerably larger scale. the
foreman total being nearly four times
ycnlcl'dlly‘u amount: In the I-orroupnnrl-
1111,: period ilondu were steady.
'l‘hu IlI‘I'lHlUll of. tho I"~lII1uIrI1nIn1 111'.
I~unnnorou llllli‘, nil liylurz 11111rl1inos urn
"boutu" should make It porrct'lly lupltl-
n1ulo In llnluli the round the world
Illulli 'lir woror If necessary.
Mute Thiuiunil llllH abandoned her
11111 at Inunciilcrs bur 111nm they Iosl:
toomuI-b. her-ancient;butilo hymn may
have lo 111: revised. Sho‘vl- not. lilo
ships and share our Ibo men. but;
uln’t Him not the 111011111 Inn? ’
English women who tullr'ry 1111M 141111
I promise to “obey. " the bishops having
Itukcn ’no action to. modify the 111111—
3 .. rlagc service. But it In still 11111111111111
1 Housewives watch Sentinel Want for “mm, wives to 3,, m, Iloun'fitll'
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\\' ASIIINI; TON Apiil 8 «—~ An old-
lushloued llarebuch of winter is about
'to sweep the cunt At the liI'IllhIr
Ilurcuu toduy, this special bulletin
“Abnorumlly high pressure and low
toluporutan-s prevail over the moat
interior basin ol‘ the country, the lino
of freezing temperature extruding
Io Ibo OIIIaIroun1-’I‘cxus line
“'l‘houo conditions will move oust
wand and southwastwurd over tho
Ilult‘ count with tertipcrnuti'eu near I11 «
next. :24 to iii hours and ironic may
be expected Wednesday night to tho
(lull coast with Itemparatsut'os cnur or
below freezing in the Interior and
fronts on ,'I‘lnn'ullay night over north-
llng tcmperutnros are likely on ’l‘«hura-
day night, while to the uothWuvd they
will be from ten to twenty rlpgr'eea
lower. (fiver the great central valleys
and 11111 wont. low Ie1npcraturcn will
continue for another day or two."
w. . ....:......_,.... ....
Womb“
, ter positlohl" 1 methods.
It ,I
O
. “a!
”.111
l
several years, was tho (Illiet'IlIwI'lo11-'
ment of tho. morning session althnnghl
Ildlblrbt
'l‘rarllng‘
Sentinel Wants
I
assistant auditor, 'l‘ M. Prentice. andl have. for clues to that aspired to “bet- mmgor striker or adopt other militant
inspector, Clarence 1.
I101? this morning, in connection with
a number ol‘ smaller permits.
erection of :1 house to cost 5
William \Vurzonski in .\io1ris Street.
llI’W
cost $1,100.
secured a per111lt-n40r re-niodeling the
‘I‘NEABLY $6, 000 Hill
NEW BBILBIIIB WBBK
‘ l‘I l‘lllllS tor building and Cllflll“ ing
Kane a chauffeur. in one of the prin- 0f buildings to the extent of poorly
cipal streets of the Dust 1"1,1Ii bound $11 11110 were fronted by the. building
Finch. at his of-
I“, ll, Allen received 11 permit for the
2.1170 for
Fred Smith took out 11 permit for 9.
house in llnll Run district to
A. R. .\lnll1in lb Company
llch'k 1:1 Alain
front of the llaycs‘
street, the work to entail 1111 expendi-
ture 01"$‘J,III)0 upproxinmicly,
I'lumbinrr- permits were granted
.lolin Stadlor for. work in the house 111'
Alexander “The. in lily avenue; to
1111111 Monroe for work In the horse"
I'l’ (‘1er 1.1- ll. lRaymond in i‘iorkI-lcy
1'3;1I1(et to 1‘ Jones for work in the
any house of I. Waring in East .1\'I‘-
7111c and also for work I11 the home or
1111111111 in East mount?
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