HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
”’ April Fool
The weather is uncertain and we
Lumber, Timber, Shingles
« Mill Work .
If you have.. South Norwalk, Conn. fl
any building problems on your mind we suggest that you
never seem to know it tomorrow will . GAZETTE BLDG.
bring flowers or a foot or two of
snow. Old Winter likes to linger in
thelspofSpriaxsomsr-ry,andtle
Ilse oi Fenets fer Hunting liab-
bitsadllareslmedllons
coal-man is as welcome as he was in A
Jenner-1.11 you’d keep the doctor’
fromthedoorandbetreefromhis _
control don’t take your flannel- oi! f
inst yet nor forget to order Coal.
THE
resins GOAL
, . be convinced that you at last have found a dollar silk stockin
Strictly Fresh Eggs 25c $2386 of “3"?" rejected by the ; wears. Made in treat variety of colors. Suedes. Taupe. Send 81:2:
Sugar Cured Ham, this week . . . . . . . . . . 17c the cggfiua 8.0 in“! by the Hm” and Dark Pongee. Putty, Moul, Mouse, King‘s Blue, Peacock: French
COMPANY Bacon ...... . . .. ......... . soc, 22c, no lag rejected all; tov 01:11)“3 report W H . Blue. 'Rocky Mountain Blue, Navy, Gold, Exposition Gold, Myrtle
, . . . . Green, Reseda, Nile Green, Tan, Niggerhesd Brown pun.
' Small California Hams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 I-ac an?! :29 mm" calendar were 0816! :5 D19: Emerald Green Mahogany and V8! Rose PRIC‘EczllillilhiggAIR
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Native Calves’ Liver ' ..... . .......... . . 30c lb. opt a“ matter! '
NEW STYLE STERLING
PLAYER PIANO
The M. Sonnenberg Piano Co
.104 Washington St.
Established 1888
l Am Not Afraid
of Hard Work
lMK what that means to vou.
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
PAIRS, MAIN SPRINGS.
RE-
come in any time at your convenience and we’ll see if we
cant help you out for less money than you’re figuring on.
The kind of lumber you‘ll need depends a lot on what ,-
you’re going to build; and there’ 5 a difierence in the price
of difiercn-t s talk it over anyway—wc’ vc all ‘
kinds and you i pigs: ourself under no obligations what-
by some Tfieflaich G Bailey Co.
Green groundbonesiresh every day So lb.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
FREE DELIVERY TED. 5 8 3-2
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Fancy Maine Seed Potatoes
ARMOUR'S rFAMOUS FERTILIZERS.
SHEEP MANURE AND BONE MEAL FOR. LAWN
DRESSINGS.
SELECTED SEEDS, ALL KINDS FOR ALL CROPS.
BROWER & MAlilNli 20-22 Main Si.. Norwalk
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Our Easier Specials.
Judiciary Committee.
This was “suspender day" in the
contours Rmsell. of Middleton,
Rev. Richard Wright, of Cambridge,
Mass, offered prayer.
Establishing the court at Enneld;
providing for continuance of a liquor
business by the adminstrator for 30
days after death of the licensee;
amending the Bridgeport charter con-
cerning penalties for failures to obey
orders concerning sidewalks and gut-
ters; concerning transportation fof
pheasants Hungarian partridge and
Woodcock from another state into
this.
The bill from the Excise Committee
providing for a 850 license for social
clubs dor the privilege of selling
liquor did not make its appearance as
the committee is divided in its re-
‘port. All members favor the 850 ii
cense fee. but several object to the
law being applicable to nolicense
Hssrsono, April 6.——The House
today received ~froIn Governor Holv
comb the report from the Economy
Commission and referred lit to the
Ho“‘59- 891th member receilng a, box I
of “spenders as a. gift from Repre- C
The bill on hunting rabbits and i1
hares which would have prohibited jj
Ladies’ Silk Hosiery
in the Popular Shades to Match
Gowns. and Shoe Tops.
SILK BOOT HOSE“ - .. .at 50c. Black and colors
with cottoon tops and soles
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McCallum Silk ilose. at
Gordon
McCalluIn Embroidered llose. at ,
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
H300 GORDON, Pure Thread Silk Hose. The most satisfactory dollar
stocking in the market. III you try a pair of these stockings, you will
$1.00. $1.25. $1.50. $2.00
$2.00 and 32.50
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May Cook, whose body was found out
West Rock on March 4, whefe she had ‘,
Dudley, who. in a duel personality.
IlI‘Iuiutained a home in Brooklyn, N. Y.,
presided cier by Lois Waterbury,a
former stenographer, who is the moth-
er of two daughters, and the foster
mother of an older girl.
F. R Rochfo'rd, prosecutor of Ham-
lden. in which the Mayo factory is 10-
killed herself, and he is the James.
H. Krleger & Go.
The.“ aster Rush Is
towns on the ground that it woulditnated said that so far as he know
15 MONTHS’ WRITTEN ' nullify a noflcenfie vote jthere would be no criminal action in‘
GUARANTEE. Shoulder Steak, _ _ 2 lbs. ‘0]. 250. Favorable reports were made on llhe C888. although Miss Wahlers [HP 1 0w Ver.
Spoiled and Bunglcd Clocks and
Watches Built Up.
All Jewelry and Optic Repairs
Guaranteed.
Look for Our Printed Repair ;
. List.
Chas. Brand
. 2 lbs.
2 lbs. -.
Beers Meat & ProviSionZCo.
6>North Main St., So. Norwalk. :3 Main St.,
“ 25c.
“ 25c.
llamblirg Steak.
Lean Pot Roast,
Norwalk.
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Ithose matters.
Appointing Willis M Cook judge at
liamden; providing for a captain»:
ilieutenant and sergeant in the state
police providing that an elector mov-
ing just before election may retain
ghis voting priulccc in the town from
{which he had removed: (prohibiting
lthe adulteration of turpentine: pro
vidlng for inquiries by coroners
whenever in his opinion a person has
,sworn that Mayo committed an as-
suult on her.
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Clergymeu of Norwalk Honor Rev,
Come In and Select Your
Hat, Suit, Coat or
WATCHMAKER, Y C n ‘. been so seriously njured that his! I“. H. Wakeham, WHO leaves
RELIABLE szsLena _ lllldl~ l 0 86 33C 2‘ death is inimiueut: providing that an! ll ere Soon , - if
oprlclAN, ' m C. city town and borough records shall 1
138 Waehln ton-"St. South Norwatkl Imp : ‘ "an” MCa‘ 38c can be re<orded on standard mill brand;
Green Starfips le'en On All Repair unions 150 d 2 pm)“. extendingrllartford‘s linosto The ministers of the City of Nor-i W
Work ' o ' include Gravel lull district; nmend u‘u,lk yesterdm tcnedered Rev Wil e can lee You Better
oranges 20c..30c..35c dozj." ing the Waterbury charter to provide lium H “ ukemnn, retiring pastor 0!
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We Are Ready
With our new Auto Van. We
can move you anywhere and
quickly.
ANDREW TAYUlR
Livery and Trucking
3 Phone Darien Conn.
Men Suits
Compound lard lilo lb.
Swiss Cheese 25c lb.
.s‘chullze’s Sanitary Markets
l :BiliiiiW Bus.
CONNEBililll nus
WERE ABANDONED
NEW YORK, April 6:—- A wireless
message receiver today at the office
of the United States Coast Guard
from the Clyde Liner Seminole,
bound from New York for Sanchez
announced that Captain Allen and
the crew of the schooner Robert Gra-
CARDS
Tallv All
Place —— '
Haw-"g uP-rlces
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tnin office during good bchaxior: pron
vlding that a pharmacist must have a
givng the State Board of Health gen-
eral. oversight care and control of all
matters pertaining to the rmrlty of any,
‘ source of water or ice supply used by
any municipality. public institution or
water or ice company; providing for
mlssioner to determine if the same
have been misbranded. and an accom-
age and bottled goods: providing that
towns having over ten bhousaid and
not more than three selectmen shall
elect a obard of relief; giving the:
Public Utiltles Commission authority
to make regulations controlling move-
ments, turning, stopping and stand-
ing of street railway care within the
that the sanitary inspector muy re-;
license for each store he manages ,.
inspection of drugs by the dairy com-l
partying bill defining the word “misc
branded" as applied to drugs, pack-‘
walk, a farewell dinner in the Nor-
walk hotel.
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman: rector
,of Trinity Episcopal Church, presided.
The management of the house had
Mprotlded an excellent menu. and a
most enjoyable dinner it was in every
respect. Following the meal those
'present expressed themselves, inform
'Wakemsn in Norwalk and their new
icistion with him. Mr. Wakeham res-
ponded, somewhat at length, in an in-
teresting fashion. He emphasized the
friendship he enjoyed with all the
lministers of the town. and the pleas.
ally in appreciation of the work of Mr. .
seemingly Devised To Have Jury In-
the Firts M. E. Chunk of South Non,
Individual Attention.
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HAVEN INDICIMENIS'
Springdale Young Man
A quiet but pretty wedding took
place yesterday at 11 a. m, in St.
John’s Catholic Church, Noroton,
When Miss Mae Fahey, daughter of
Mrs. and the late Mr. Patrick Fshey
of Springdale, became the bride of
Thomas B. Coughlin, also of. Spring
dale. Miss Fahey was one of the pop-
fer Consphey, Says Former At-
toIrIey General
ulnr teachers of Havemeyer School.
ure the work in his own church hadl NEW YORK, April 6.—Former At-
lgiven him. Itoruey General George W. Wicker-
l Those present were: 'Rev. W. H sham attacked the New Haven indict-
lWakeham. pastor of South Norwalk'ments before Judge William Hunt in
tin E. Church, Rev. F. A Coleman. rec- IIthe United States district court yes-
itor Trinity Church, ‘Rev E. 1“. MC- .terday during an argument over an
Greenwich. The bride was charming-
ly attired in a traviling suit of Bel-
gian blue faille silk, with a hat to
lilies of the valley.
w . . “an ' Mi A as C u hlin, a sister of the
1th 2 Palrs 0f ford North Mali]. ham Dun. from Sabine .for Bridge- limits 0’ any city, “1 935° Where'sucr'megor' pastor First Congregationalgappllcation for a bill of particulars, as it d 3 fl) b id She look-
- Block Street port lumber laden. lladheen picked movements are not already regulated church, uptown, R“ S P Fairbanks“ which Mr. Wickersham declared was 8'0”“ a e“ e e T 9' . ,
Pants $10
'GOTTLIEB
11 No. Main st. So. Norwalk
37410—31250.
Hayes
lBaldwin is under ball at Bridgeport
up. The schooner was abandoned af-
ter 89‘ are buffeting in the storm
off the Virginia coast. She carries a
crew of five men. .
NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 6.—'l‘lie
schooner Hugh Kelly, owned locally,
was abandoned Sunday night .off
Cape Hatteras, the crew being taken
of; and landed at Georgetown. S. 0.,
according to word received here to-
day. The Hush Kelly was bound from
Galveston to New York with lumber
CHARGED WlTH USING MAILS TO
DEFRAUD.
HARTFORD, April 6.—-Clarence V.
to appear before United States Com-
missioner Wright at rNew Haven
Thursday and answer to a charge
preferred by District Attorney Freder-
by law
runs on bus
on our nu
New Haven Msnuiaoimr Said to
pastor of the East Avenue M E necessary in order that his client.
Church Rev. C. E Barto. pastor of the Lewis Case Ledyad might know
Norwalk M.E.Church, Rev. R. G. Har- specifically what he was charged
tler. pastor South 'Norwalk Baptist with, and prepare his defense no-
church. Rev A. Mcensle, Westport,cordtng1y.
and Rev Johnson Stapleton, pastor of!
the South Norwalk Gangres‘ational former attorney general, merely
Iltev. b. B. flows“ of St Paul's. RSV lthe defendants were guilty of com
H E. Anderson, Rowayton Baptist spiring to build up a railroad monop
Church. Rev. E S J‘hckdon, pastor 0" oly in the east, and yet he contended,'
the Rowayton M E Church, and Rev the indictments in their very incom-
The indictments, according to the,
Church. Regrets was received from I charged in a vague general way that‘
ed very pretty in a suit of sand celor
gabardine,‘ and wore a bouquet oi!
sweet peas. The best «man was John
Manning of Boston '
Mr. Coughlin holds a responsible
Manufacturing Co. of Springdaie. Kfv
ter a short honeymoon spent in the
south Mr. and Mrs. Coughlin‘ will
Hike up their residence in Springdale.
lCOLORED MAN HELD Iron HIS
match and wore a corsage bouquet of ,
V . ,ic A- 50°“ 0“ -inforamtlon “'0‘“ . , [lave Settled for less “[3“ $51' G. M» Temple D8810? East NOI'WEIR pleteness, 'were cunningly devised, thelI DAUGHTER'S DEATH
NEW CITY Dost-office inspectors, that Baldwin is and was under command of Capt. C. _ ' Advent Christian Church ; government evidently intending to al-i NEW HAVEN, April 6: 4William‘
, guilty of fraudulent use of the malls W Gilmore. 000 ‘
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MARKET ,
Hayes’ Block.
69 North Main Street
The suthorites claim to be in posses-
“ slot; of evidence that Baldwin adver-
NEW HAVEN. Conn” April 6.—-—The
steamer Winifred, which was sighted
fined in the papers, an opponunityllate yesterday off Barnegat, N. J..
for home industry and that through [badly battered by the gale and with
correspondence as the Central Neck- much of her frame work carried
wear House he got his customers toiawny, reached sale nnfihorage today
.send him $1 for a sample necktie and in Princess Bay, on the southern ex-
pieces of silk from which to make tremity of Staten island The vessel
other ties. Almost invariably theisailed from Tampico
NEW HAVEN, April 6.-—-Tbe settle
ment of a suit brought-by Susie I. M.
’Wahlers against Virginius .1. Mayo,
general manager of the Mayo Radiat-
‘jor company, involving the parentage
of a daughter born to the plaintiff, and
her'future maintenance, is said to
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NORFOLK, Va, April 7.—-— Reports
of‘the loss of fhree additional lives
lege certain facts at the trial not set Bush, colored, was detained by Cora
forth in the indictment and trust thelonel Ell Mix today pending investi.
er, Elizabeth, 17 more old. whose
ibody was found in a vacant lot this
morning, a few steps from her home
GRACE PARISH woman's GUILD lat west Haven. Marks on the body.
;it is said, indicated that. the girl may
have been beaten, and the cmoner,
splrscy.
Judge Hunt reserved decision.
~—
Mrs. Robert Van Buren Elected Presi-
Ph°n° 1352-3 , . f m d have been settled today by, payment of and the wrecking of three schooners dent, and Mrs. .E. A. Wood. lbesides Ol‘dellnf’ an au . .. ‘ha: noti-
ities made were unsatisdsc [3 ant DEATHS AND FUNERALS a sum 3 little less' than $5,000 to Miss in? 5Saturday’s storm were received ward Vice-President lfied the St? to police. i
FfllAIOES PER [B In “1036 Who had been in “a r 0115 a Wahlers. Mayo had been cited under .here eally today The lost men were The annual meeting of the We Bush’s wife and vent: r :2)! *werq
home received no,recompense. It is
In ten pound lots or more.
bur Leader"‘Coiiee7 19c lb.
_ Evaporated Peaches
FANCY- MURS: "*
Royal Grocery 'f
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(5th Main St,
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'A good adv.
So. Norwalk.
pays' best in the best
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FUNERAL- OF MAJOR DAV[DH.
expected Baldwin will contest the'
MILLER.
fraud charge on the ground that hei
ecktl fr
made an actual sale or the n e o l The funeral of Major David H. Mil-
stlcy took him into custody Satur-
Memorial Church in Georgetown,
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DR. COLER DEAD.
LYNOHBURG‘. Vs... April
George P. Coler. aged 62, president of G. A. R'., both of Danbury.‘ will be pres-
the Virgins Christian College died! out at the services at which Rev. C A.
l Delegations from Crusader Command-
he was professor of Biblical Liters-loopsl Church, of Wilton, will officials.
He was a native of Ohio. i plot in Branchville cemetery.
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$1. United States Marshal Sidney E. ler will be held from the Gilbert
. l’i‘hursdsy afternoon at 2: 30 o'.clock ‘
6. ——Dr. l ary. Knight Templsrs, and Moore Post,
here. last night For nineteen years Marks. rector of St. Matthews Epis-
ture at the University of Michigan. , Interment will follow iii the family
the statutes before a justice of the
‘ peace, and on Saturday a second post-
ponement 0% the hearing was agreed
to, so that counsel might try and set-
tle the case. Miss Wahlers in her tes-
timony against Mayo, alleged that she
was employed as a stenogrsphen for
Mayo. While employed he assaulted
her. The hearlrig did not prgress far
enough for Mayo to offer a defense,
his counsel being in the midst of
cross-examination when adjournment
was taken to permit a conference of
counsel.
. Mayo ‘was the employer of Lillian
of the crew of the schooner Jose-
phine, which pounded to piecesr on
the North Carolina coast Captain
Creelman is among the missing Kill
Devil Coast Guards rescued four of
the Josephine' a crew of seven men.
The four masted schooner William
Thomasldoore was wrecked thirty
miles northeast of Cape Henry. Capt.
Jones and-his crew were brought
here by the British steamer Morazan.
The schooner Luring C. Ballard is a
total wreck on the North Carolina
..“‘- .J!
was rescued.
coast near ~Gull Island. Her crawl A good ad.
held yesterday afternoon at the rec 'what had happened at the Bushhomo
tory in Belden avenue. The report last night. Bush is about 45 years
of the secretary and treasurer show ed int age
the usual splendid record for work and
money earned.
The following Officers were elected:
President—AM“. Robert Van Buren
Vice-President—~Mrs. E. A. Wood-
ward. '
Secretary and
Lizzie Clock.
it
only at Donnwelly s.
Plenty of fresh out door air and sum
shine are absolut'él'y' essential to your:
baby’s growth and healthy lievelopi
Treasurer—Mia s
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pays best in the best
“swirls“.—
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paper.
position with the ‘British-American '
jury to infer that there was a con- gation of the death of Bushs daught-
man’s Guild of Grace Parish waslexamined by the corona l :dny as to ‘
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WITH OUR ADVERTISERS. l
8x10 enlargement for 290, one weelfl‘ ».
ment. The line of go-csrts, carriaged
and sulky's shown by A. Lilolllns Co. 3‘
makes selection-easy. See adv. .1“: a
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