WIZARD SHEEP
1‘ Fertilizer
. An and e am. to:
lawn and fruit.
berm and climbbury. Our
calucoithiccnperiorfertilisv
erareincreacingeadlsueson.
We have itin bagsofm
ioussisustosuiteveryrant
Winery puree-
toolb. bag"... V‘s.”
V solb.bag......Vr.15V
’ 75‘
4°
ssib. hag
rolb. box“...
THE
FERRIS COAL
Mill
if you have-
The kind of lumber you ’ll
of diiterent
’ kinds and you
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m
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"a"..
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Porcelain Lined.
Lrlmber, Timber, Shingles
any building problems on your mind, we suggest that you
come in any time at your convenience and we’ll see if we .
can’t help you out for less money than you're figuring on,
you' re going to build, and there's a diflerence in the price
grades. Let‘s talk it over anyway—we’ ve all . ‘7
[place yourself under no obligations what-'
“W by ““‘ng The Hatch G Bailey Co.
Work
South Norwalk, (can.
need depends a lot on what
so; *‘i‘h’
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LEONARD CLEANABLE REFRIGERATORS.
Viieensestordnlggtstsmakingthetee _
BBBGBIST UBEXBES
HARTMRD Aprll 14. ——Governor
303W sent to. the Senate today the
nomination of Frederic ‘1‘. Simpson,
.or Hartford. to.be consulting physi-
cian at the State’s Prison. '_
‘The excise committee returned to
the House the hill increasing liquor
GAZETTE BLDG. '
I C O
316 instead at $12 161- the «diner!
prescription license, and 807 instead
of $60 for the licence to sell liquors.
In the previous bill the increase was .
made 100 per cent. but the iii-assists;
obiected and were given a rehearing .I
yenefday, at which a compromise was
Printed, in many patterns. Special,
A BIG S'Fthli 0F FIBRE AND
~1
fry and optical goods nowhere
COMP AA Y.
The most sanitary ref ri
Ask to
rators made.
Them. 33 1-3 per cent. ,
Rembrillber
You get watches, clocks; jewel-
done better, cheaper and quicker -
than at
CHARI ES BRAND
Reliable Watchmaker,
Jeweler and Optician.
138 Washington St,
South Norwalk, Conn.
NEW STYLE STERLING
PLAYER PIANO
. The M. Sonnenberg Piano Co
104 Washington St.
Established 1888
Buck Shad.
Green Blue Fish,
Cod Fish Steaks,
Haddock,
. Crackers.
Salmon Steak,-
RAYMOND & SON
THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIR"
48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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Fresh Caught halibut Steak,
the Senate were these:
t else 11". after this session ends; in-
corporating New Haven Lodge, No.
25, ot Ellcs; prohibiting the construc-
tion of any vault, crypt or mausoleum
unless detailed specifications of the
16: lb.
tic lb.
16c lb. .
12 1-2clb.
12 l-Zc lb.
5c lb.
4 I119. 25c.
12 1-2e lb.
Board ottliealth, and detlniting re-
quirements such as hermetical seal-
ing; incorporating the Joseph Law-
renee Free Public Hospital at New
London; providing for the construc-
tion of sewers and a sewage disposal
plant by the Westville School district:
providing for a board of health and a.
change of form of government in
Greenwich; requiring annually from
the warden and. burgess of Ridge-
iield estimates on the borough's ex-
penses; authorizing Bridgeport to is-
sue bonds and notes not exceeding
made by increasing the present fees 3
Among favorable reports received in "
On a request at the excise commit- H
tee that the comptroller print 20,000 3:
copies of a digest of the revised ex- "
same shall be approved by the State . ~
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used outside; on taxation of ssvlnls
banks providing that instead of de-
ducting the amount taxes Paid to the
state, a bank shall deduct assessment
and tlgure the tax thereatter, the state
thereby gaining aproxlmately $25, 000
a year; making changes in the require-
ment necessary tor invalid soldiers,
sailors, and marines to apply for ad
mission to Fitch's Home for Sailors,
to the Conectlcut Hospital for the In-
5 same or any other incorporated hospi-
to].
in spite of objection by Senator Tut-
Watcrman’s
Fountain Pen
INK
BLUE BVLACK 10¢ BLACK
: :BBIBBEBMAN BB08. .
Hasiord
MK
64
...Haves
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
69 North Main Street
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 13024.
-EXTRA FANCY 1
1:1:an Peaches
Fine 'l‘ablc Butler .2012. lb
0111- Leader Coltec 10:: lb; '
7c .
Royal Grocery-
I .
. . price you want to pay. Eyery
V VSchulize’s Sanitary Markets
IN THE ORDINARY
BUTCHER STORE
you may once in a while pick
up a prize—vibe cut of meat
that is just right, at the right
price; but 1n our shop, which
is out of the ordinary, you in-
variably get just the cut and
kind of meat you like, at the
sale with us is a prize sale.
$100,000. the proceeds to be expended, lie the bill to close saloons on Good
by the Board of Education tor pro“ Friday was rejected upon acceptance
Vldlng sites and school buildings: 81V"of an unfavorable report. A bill to
lug county commissioners authority to appropriate 9300 000 for a. 3mm normal
lune club certificates earrylllg ’Wllh‘sehool at Waterbury was untavorably
them the poo er to dispense liquors to V‘ reported and rejected.
ClUb members. Among the other favorable reports
The committee on Agriculture reborn", the House were many from the
10d 0 N“ through “'hll-‘h milk, unlit committee on Claims to reimburse per
tor “39: ‘may be condemned by the[sons tor injuries or damages of var-
proper otficlal, and glvlng the milk ious kinds. Among the number were
dealer amethod otsecurlng compensn- those to pay William H. Lyons. of
“011.10" the milk “0 condemned. Tllomaston, $300, and Thomas O‘Brien.
“"9“” ‘0' messengers in "19 Su~ ot Thomaston, $150 for injuries re- .
perior 09“?“ were recommended by ceived on a state highway, and toI
the Judiciary committee, the salaries' : reimburse Captain D. WV. Lanoeuette,
to be tired being at Norwich $1200,V of (10mm), K Second infantry. 3313
TRISTRAM' 8. HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
ANEWLlNEllFV-LINOIEUMS, 2yds.wlde
8150.8200525HhcrunnMy1ld
We Make a. Specialty of
1 Window Shades to Order
Estimates cheerfully furnished for a single window, or entire building. Stock shades, all colors, 10m-
plete with roller and fixtures, 25c, 50c, 05c.
snuw lili'l'l‘lNGS.
NORWAyC
n1. Ijn‘IV-‘IVI‘IZIII_I;I'I:I 11 m .1... -:-;.-‘-'-
81.00 the runningzyll‘d
r. a‘w. .V. .;. 4-...
m‘mm
H. Kricger & Co;
If you are not already a Charge {Cus-
tomer of our Big Store, we will
nlakeit easy for you to become one.
Any salesperson in our Store, will
inform you how to
charge account.
obtain a dignified
CHARNOK’S MARKET
w, _“ *-
" .Bccrs‘lllcat & Provision Co. '-
s Menominee-.181». Norwalk.
and in New Haven. Fulltield and
Hartford counties, 31, 500.
The House agreed with the Senate'
rejecting the bill which would have
transterred, the duties 0! the Harbor
commissibn .to the State Board of
Health. ,
The Automobile. bill was made the or-
'der or the day in the Home for Thurs
day at 11: 45.
When from the Senate came apati-
tion to restore tortdted rights to :1
mph named Sebastien. at Stamford,
‘Mr Aural-enrol Annuals. askbd that
it be reeommltted. as it bad develop-
ed that the crime the mu! committed
had beaten! a as us nature. Mr. Stod-
dard 'ot Weodbridge, crltcised the com-
mittee tor not recognizing the fact,
' that the man's crime, tor which he
. served a term. in the: state prison,
was more than a. trivial one, and that
instead at giving the man. the right to
Fresh Ground Bones
Chickens.
for
uni sss-a
'1:
13 Main St, Nomelk.
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ALL READY FDR
PLANTING.
Garden Forks and Spades 49s to 981:
quickly.
' i Phone
We Are; Ready
With our new Auto Van. We
can move you anyWhere' and
ANDREW TAYLth
Livery andTrucking _
Darien Confi.
‘22: South Main 91., so. some:
.. 1, _ 1V. lroanlree. --.... .fieV-io 75c
'! Wood Lawn Rakes. ..3 ..V89e
steel Hoes mam: soc
Garden Hose plain black and wire
wound .. -10c and 15s per ti.
Albert 1. Gehebe
25 West Washington St.,
Rhone ”6972'. ‘ South Norwallr.
bnATHs PAND' FUNERALS
Funeral of James H. Burns.
“The body of James H. Burns, of the
Soldiers‘ Home, Nonstop, was sent to
.- Ridgetleld this morning for interment.
Ihmm-w.
Men Sluts
Panlg S
11 No. Main ‘Sh-
”filo—"2.50.
With 2 Pairs of
$10
GOTTLIEB
so Norwalk
V1’3--'l‘llo Sondra-1
denim. luttlrlluucl amt stern-ml
5...,
nelson; the best results.
one all lite Vinu-m
Advertisements in The Septi-
The deceased was a member of Com-
pany C, 23rd. Ill. V I and was 78
years old. , “ -
Laura Jarvis
Laura, the five months old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Jarvis:- ot Lo-
gun attest. Rowayton, died last night
Funeral will be tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Interment will follow in
Union cometary;
Funeral of Miss Taylor
The Vtuneral of Miss Minnie Taylor,
of 4 Cliff street. was held yesterday
afternoon at. 2 o’clock from the late
homo andz: 30Vo'cloolt tram the A. M.
E. Church. Rev. Mr. Shellie rind Rev.
Mr. Seebre otticinted. Interment was
in Riverside. The pallbearers were:
Mariners. Hatch, Douglas- {Whitley
. Apt] Sesayfi
ABBBB XBB BIBB BAX
{etc the committee ought to have sug-
. gested that he be sent elsewhere. Mr.
Ford. of Stamford, said he was res-
pensible tor the petition; The: man
asked for his rights. He was living a
good lite, be had earned the respect of
the community and had earned the
respect of Mr. Ford. who hoped the
BBSEXEB NEXT fBIBAX
] for money paid to oillcers and men of
his company at Nisntlc last yearV
through failure of the Federal Govern-
ment to pay this amount because the
company was below the required
strength. The committee reported a
life-time pension of 812 a month to
James Tully Kelsey, ot H'nddam, son
at a soldier who fought in the war
of 1812; appropriation bills are {or
81500 tor clerical assistance in the
common pleas court of F‘alrtleld coun-
ty. $700 for clerical assistance in the
district court at aWterhury. and pro
vidingto‘r a messenger in the superior
Court at Waterbury at 'a salary of
81,400. ‘ '
The Public Health and Balety Conl-
mltteei reported aVlengthy bill provid-
ing for inspection of the heel: of ani-
mals' placed on the market as teed. un‘
der direction of the commissioner of
domestic animals with authority to
provide tags for the sa_me"betore ex~
ype'cnre ter- sale-- 1
The ‘Judiclary committee uttered an
“Emendment to the act creating a
board or finance in anchors, and in-
1stunning the powers of the selectmen,
and providing ‘11:: elections by direct
primary, but untavorably reported the
Great Attractive Sale
Come to see our Beautiful Waists from . .' . . . . . . .. 98c up:
Hats from c ink.
We Alter Free of Charge. ‘7 up 98
THE PARI
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Friday, of this week, will be observ-
ed in this state as arbor and bird day.
mm” “0“.“ 8° ”3"“ ‘° “1" ”mm“ .1111: providing that all appeals in public
tee for ‘ rehearing Mr. Huxtord, ° gservlce cases shall be made in writ-
Stamtord. endorsed Vilnl'ord's stat
ment “d the pettilon “’35 fie“? back From the House calendar were ad-
The wireless telephone was operat-
ed successfully from the station at
Wilson Point, last night, and operat-
or Edward G. Gage, who has been coil-
DOUGLAS. Aria, April ”unsure
representatives here yeti-rig}: statii
ed that General Acoslri is Llovlng
Posters are now being received in Nor
walk from the secretary of state's ot-
tlve on which is printed Governor Mar-
ens-.1! Holcomb's’ Vproclametlg, ds's
ignsttng many arbor day and birth
day. ‘
to the committee
The electors of Chechen: having in
town meeting accepted a change of
name to East Hampton, a bill to make
the change was reported.
The trunk line highway _.system or
the state, as revised by Highway Com”-
missioner Bennett was taverably re-
ported.
The Judiciary committee reported a7
bill providing that persons or corner-V
aliens desiring to advertise oil real
property other than that Vin which the
goods are made must secure a. 'license
"In no respect," says the governor from the Secretary or State.
in his proclamation, ”have the people 'In the Senate among favorable re-
al this state so sacrificed the welfare ports were those on‘; the mowing mea-
ot the future needs and desires of the' sures: April-sprinting $3,000 for inves-
present sslntheir ruthless destructionlfisflfll‘! the work :01 women in “‘9.
at its trees and woods, and in their state by the commissioner ot: labor
failure to protect its birds. Gradually,: statistics; defining the word “trédnent-
however, there has come about a. deep-191‘" in connection with gambling hous-
er appreciation of the bpsmy that this es;.‘.‘glvlng the. state bosrd oi Educs.
wild lite gives in the state, and a. tlbn the authority. to recommend spe-
broader undevsrwdmg a: the eco-'. cial methods for éducatlng detective
nomic importance of its protection Ier meiitally deflcleht children; on less
But this lesson :1 not yet learned, and of sheriffs. deguty shawls. and con
it is particularly important to impress ! “We." world
it upon the nitride or those who are '.as costs a reesonabls amount for the
Turing. .1 More oi! property held by any editor
11:11:19: attachment or exception; pre-
tiling thylt towns
in response to Governor Holcomb's
request the local public schools :will
probably have bird day exercises in
commemoration of the day. Already
scholars in several of the rooms in
Norwalk schools are planning approV«
per'ate programs,
’“Mml‘ib’
the court shall trial
opted the resolutions appointing Wil-
lls M. Cook judge at Hamden;prov1d-
ing tor the use of school rooms and
buildings for public meetings; prohib- '
Viting the appearance of very young
children on the stage or the employ-
ment of young children of heavy .
trades Vand providing that the state
shall assume the expense and main-
tonnes or small bridges on trunk line
highways an amendment being accept-
ed providing that the bill .shall ap-
ply to bridges which are under con-
st‘ruétlon at thc- present time.
Ell-om the Senate calendar were ad-
opted there measures: Increasing the‘
en'pital stock or the Bridgeport Gas
Light Company to $4. 000, 000; string
the Southern New England Telephone
Company authority to increAse lts- cap-
ital stock to $20, 000 000: appropriat-
tag 610. 000 for repairs on the East
[Haven little Range: amending an act
concerning the licensing or hunters
providing that' all license money now
used tor the propagation and protec-
tlbn or game shall also be used for run
ning ”helices and eateries (it the fish
and game commission: allowitlg thli'ty
dayb'
transler thV a ll her license.
.7
grace in case of death tor the V
slowly eastward with the' Vintbn‘fion 0:
again surrounding Agua Pric‘ .-., cut“?
ting the Nacozari Railroad,
ducting the experiments here, was
highly gratified at the results obtain
ed.
Mr Gage adjusted his instruments
and got into’ communication with the
steamer Providence, west- bound from
Boston to New York, about 8 o‘.clock
eral Callas in the town. in
this report, raildoad officials are lnak-
ing every effort to get supplies to
From that time on until the'shlp pass- camtp :nd to 39‘: gunk)“ “"3 con-V
ed Norwalk light at 11:30 o'clock, “en m 38 ‘° ‘ " °’ 9'
' " General Acosta’s army is 2:13.111 to
there was almost continuous conver-
sation back and forth. The messages
were very distinct, and the experi-
ments throughout were most success-
ful. The ship was ninety miles away
when the conversation first started.
number between 3,000 and 4000,1n-
cluding 1,000 Yaqui Indian: under
Col Urbalejo General (sites has
,gnrrisons along the Names:
Vi , Rail:
road. '
Mr Gage also talked will: the we ’ g ; j
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loss telephone station at New London,
seventy -‘iive miles distant, and with
libs operator on the steamer Plymouth,
which was enrouie from New York to
Boston. The talking was clear and Church. Fairfleld avenue, Bridgeport,
distinct. Mr Gage yesterday entertain-l tomorrow evening. A delegation oil
ed two United States government wire- the members or the Nor-walk W C '1‘.
less inspectors who came down here U will attend, audit is espeeted that
to ascertain it everything was all 0. they will go early enough in the after-
KAN: the Wilson Point station. They noon to participate in the social ses-
tound‘it in d
temperance advocate, will deliver an
the any ope at
ll jlcut. who has the sanction ot the mat 393.9379. . . 1 , . V
united and; government to operate -
. L.lV
_ ...dech in; The Mulls}. 4" "l
address in the Methodist Episcopal
,.’thcll‘.$lllll‘0llpd Mr31GsEe is} Norma-Ill at 3:16, and an acconlmodm' ‘
the state 01 Con: 6 lion trpln at. 2. i8. which also steps all ’_ -
\\ omen ’s and Misses’ Suits . .-. . . ..... $1493 V
Women’ s and Misses’ Coats ._ . . “$3. 98, $5 98, $93,; 32,93
Women’ s and Misses’ Dresses. . . . ..... . $7. 98', $11.98, 17. 981 :,
Woluen' s and Mi'sses’ Skirts . -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3. 99. $5.50
-1:.~pping. .
traffic and holding the arm: 1! Gen-V;
view 012'?
e
about 3,000 menN including' all the: ’
Mrs. diary Armour, a well» known '
Norwalk Chronicler