‘ Ill-es the wind is ninety
M ’round your cottage
. 1s
troubles march in files
H and make a furious
.* than fates conspire to
i“. you down whene’er
. F ask to win, when times
ass but and life is sad and
GOING TO BUILD
Como right down to our once and we‘ll help you with all the de-
tails and you will place loui'sel under no obligation by so doins.
Nothing like talking these things over with someone who knows
how from experience—its the are way to actually save money, be in-
sured satisfaction, and col building costs.
Plans for almost anything you want to build ready for your inspec~
‘ ‘ .‘ "l!’.a‘s
The Match 6: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Specialties: Creo-dt'pt Stained Shingles, Beaver Board.
me seems to wane, an
* fire of Carmel Coa‘l
W sunshine to your
Till: ,
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COMPANY ~
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87410—31250 Suits.
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That’s All
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I. CLEARANCE,
. Specials In
{13’ SUITS AND OVER. ;
COATS
1; 'I Flannel Shirts ,
79¢. $1.19. $1.48;
? " ' ' Flannel Waists
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NEW SPRING -
Suits, Coats and Hats
At Pitlt‘ltIS to iN’l‘l-IltES'l‘ ALI. who ate concerned in obtaining the
Ill-)H'I‘ VALI'ES possible in new
hie qualities.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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L‘itlltlt‘lll.\, toi‘i't-cl sttlcs, tIf‘IN‘IItIfl
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Harris 8: Gone
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BERLIN. (int, March 9. Sentence
was suspended yesterday on the two
soldiers who, with others. recently
. :bruke into the home of the Rev. II. C.
.Tappert. pastor of St Matthew's
l Lutheran (‘huith and dragged him to
Mr Tapperl saysohe is
‘au Ailierll-aii citizen,
{against his treatment at the hands of
{the soldiers has been filed by
American (‘oiisui at Hamilton
The two soldiers, Sergeailtdlfljol'
‘ lliood and I’rira'e Sam Selim-fer, all-
thrilled that the minister's story was
substantially true. and the former
sought to justify their actions by say-
' the .\Ir 'I‘tipperl had shown by but ut-
lt‘ ances he wns an enemy to toe
- Iil' ish empire.
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The crown attorney was not pl‘t'bl‘nil
when the two men were brought he
tore a lilagistrate for Soiltehce. In
releasing them on su>pcltded sentence,
the court said he assumed he was
doing so witli the consent of the
crown.
NEW YORK, March 1' - Information
that the RPI‘. It (‘ Tapper! had ill"
riled at Ilur'laiu. with his family. was
rci-eitcd today by his brother. the
< Water St. s°~ ”°'W"*' liet u. II ’ruppt-rt. of this my R
l‘. 'l‘appo-rt was formerly pastor oi
churches ill this city and vicinity ail’ti
III \Ierideti. (‘ouii, and Southiupton.
t‘oilti. He went to llel'llil. tint, three
years ago.
Ills brother said that the Berlin
pastor bud net er during Ills residence
in t'anada caused offense by expres-
,rtitlll or implication of pro-tierinail
scultiucilts, but his trouble there be-
,gan a year ago, when a statement re-
garding alleged Ilelaiaii atrocities was
attributed to him.
‘ My brother was asked by a member
of ills congregation whether some
features of the Ilelgiaii charges weie
true, and simply replied that he
doubted the truth of some of them at
lentil," said llr. Tappert. "From that
time on the persecutions have never
ceased." He added that Ii. 1‘. Tap-
pert‘ll daughter had been denounced
”NMENT IS EVERVTHING:
"it“ woman.of ielinemeilt. Nothingl
__ durer‘to' ti \toman‘s heart than a}
l i 1 _ 1 l home tastefully furnished. lf"
'1! me to us we'll show you ctr;
fiquality wall paper and explain'
[‘1 may beautify your home all
,1 7 Icon. Our prices and gun '
, floritam , Co 2
4"
East Norwlllt;
C . . .
. §. Any Chances;
' 'zteoth mean imperfect masti-
3,“ food; imperfect mastication
indigestion; indigestion bringsl
' . . Ia. palpitation of the heart.
g stream and energy. and;
filter and more serious diseas-j
times fatal. Why take any}
:1 Kéep your teeth in good}
‘. ,lt will be a paying invest-
” appointment only. '
Smoked Shoulders
Pea Beans
Lima Beans
East India Tea Co.
his till “American parasite" after she
declined to contributi- to a Itilltl for
war purposes. and thitt the lit-rlln
pastor's boys had IM‘t-Il III\llt‘lI to
”swear allegiance to thc IIrIlIhI lllllz,
blit Iiati declined, as they were Anti-r
It’itIIt-Z Iti February. ti II. 'I'appcrt
said. his brother I’t'f‘t‘lIt‘d a \lnrililtg
signed by “The Berlin Iloys." t‘tllll
‘posed of ll battalion lit the lmrrucks
there, tiillt if he did not It'.t\t‘ tlit-
city in forty days. he wottld bl- tarlcti
and feathered. Then he lesium-d
”St-tenty of the battalion Illfllllt‘l'>
called at the parsonage :tl lultilllghl o..
Sutldlty aitd called to hilii to come
out.“ said (i. ll. Tappert. "lie lIt“
cliiied. whereupon tIn- If‘fllli door ol
the parsonage nus broken down and
the place invaded, “hell my brother
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Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone il80.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
confronted the intruders. they seismi-
iiini and dragged IIIlll outside. refusing
, Ilill wife permission to gin- him it hat
or overcoat.
"For some Illllt‘ thl- Killtlit'i~ lnll‘t‘lt
ed my brother up aim down King
street. hitting aitd slapping him. Then
they took him to the rear or the bar-
racks and ordered Iliiti to sing the
:I-iilulish national hymn."
BUTLER wao KILLED WOMAN is
i conwcreo.
Hanel Who Slew Mistress With Beer
Bottle Collapses on Hearing
! Verdict.
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NEW YORK, March lI.‘ A jury
i brought In a verdict of murder in the
first degree yesterday against .loscph
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Fresh Ground Bones for » Boulllon, Oyster Stew, Norman-
Chlckens ............ 4e. lb. la Herring. Smoked Sardines
Smoked Pork Tenderlolns 28c. and Herring, Smoked Clouders,
White Rose Brand Red Salt Mackarel, Gordon Cod
Salmon ........... 15e., 25c. Fish, Shredded Cod and Fllh
Tunny Fish ......... 15c., 25c. Flakes
Lobsters ............ 26c., 30c. Strictly Fresh Eggs ...... 40c.
Crabs, large ............. 35¢. Beat Tub Butter ..... 35c.
Shrimps, Shad. Roe, Sound Gold Medal Butter ...... o 40:.
Mackarel, Spiced Mussels, Clam Oleomargerlne 18c., 20c., 25c.
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CHARNOK’S MARKET
IC. Ilanel. for killing .\lrs. .lulia Ileil-
‘ner, a wealthy Brooklyn widow by
whom he was employed as ti butler.
Hallel collapsed when he heard the
verdict. He will be sentenced to pay
the death penalty on Monday.
Ilanel murdered Mrs. Ileilner last
with a beer bottle. lie fled and the
police did not get trace of him liiltii
about a month ago. when he was ur-
rested in Baltimore. After being
:brought ere he confessed his guilt.
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EARLY MILK DELIVERY CAUSE
OF SICKNESS.
i HARTFORD, March {tr-The tie»
;IIIltlI(I of consumers always to hate
'tileir luilk delivered before breakfast
is the cause of the illness and death
iof a considerable number of Infants.
.5 according to Dairy and Food t‘omnlis—
'sioner Frank H. 'Stadtlnueller iii an
1 address on the care of milk which lie
gnl'e last night before the Union for
Home Work. .\lr. Studtnlueller char-
actc‘rtzed the practice as unreasonable.
ed for much of the abuse to which
milk was exposed.
Mr. Stadtmueller considered the
case of milk in three particulars, pro
duction, distribution and use. He said
that it would cost the equivalent of
Phone 533-: 15 North Main street -. ‘ Free Delivery.
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Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. .. ......................... 37¢
Full Weight Cond. Skimmed Milk, 2 cans ........... 15¢
Strictly Fresh Eggs, a doz .......................... 32¢
Tomatoes.acan,....................._ ...............
Broken Macaroni, a lb. . . . . .. ....................... 7¢
Sperry and Barnes‘ Shoulders, 3 lb. ..... . ....... 131/;¢
Domestic Sardines, Three so boxes ................. 10¢
Matches, Three 5c boxes ...................... 10¢
Lenox Soap, a bar ......... _ ....................... 3¢
as Otttage Street. ~ East Norwallr
.._-- 1 . . L . w- -.L.‘=.._._-_-_.‘ -_. 3'. "_
' herring selli. '
ilels lsc Ill.
' Finnanlllltldle lZl-chh.
W911i Fish 12ch. Till: I'lsIl . 16c Ill.
smells t is: lit. . Butter I-‘Islr ' Ill: III.
we: ISSUE vows dong}: GREAT LIBRARY CON-
‘Markets f
39 MAIN ST.
Codlisli ' llic lb.
Halibut ' 16c Iii.
Salmon . _12_ Me III.
Snapper Illnes 10: lb.
.1 .‘
Scrum; stunt-y
3: WASHINGTON ST.
3.000.000 quarts of milk a your to
obtain correct conditions in produe
tion.
GOOD HERRING SEASON.
ST. JOHN'S, N. F; March 9.—The
herring fishermen of Newfoundland
have Just closed their most prosper-
ous season in many years. The total
export of 80.101 barrels of pickled and
frozen fish was the largest since 1011.
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The valuation of this year’s catch;
In I911. . .
lit admonition. ‘
In loving memory'of Mrs. Minnie D.
Ford, who passed, any Watch. 0th.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ NORWALK. ' “”1 . .._ 1
.. . 2K“. :1 I I ‘ 1. ‘ ‘ . .3. -‘ I "i‘ f} ‘ ‘3» 9.
if I ”.va I Y: i l . 1F! 1‘
put. Input, u m: GAZETTE BLDG.
' Geo-I. Iss halting a- '
and a prolesl'
lile‘
April by striking her over the head,
and obsolete and said that it account—-
when it amounted to 85,660 barrel...
$238,710. was 340,000 more than that
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SKIRTINGS '
1 Irish Poplin ................ I . . 35¢ _\tl. PLAIN
Waffle Cloth ................. 50¢ t .l. '
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. DAINTY WHITE GOODS
FOR SPRING SEWING
WAISTINGS
t Pique .. .......... 25¢, 39¢,50¢_\».t Phi“ V09" '
. Fancy Striped Voile
Gaberdlne . . . . . . ............ 50¢ )d. Seed Voile . .
II Beach Cloth ............ 25¢ tit. C°rd°d V°il° """
Desirable weights for dresses or suits
50c. 59c. 65¢. 75c _..t
II The Biggest and Best Line of Buttons in the City.
..... . 25¢. 35c. 50¢ .1,
25c. 39c >0-
...... 25“. 35¢ )ti.
..... 25¢ )ti.
WHITE LINEN
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS' oooooo‘ooooooooo o .09
_~ - “£950.30.” .oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.os’{fisgo‘oo‘ogooto
0’0 '0’
Cornelius irwtn. 3. . 0:0
(‘ttilit‘ltlh II\\III. u welllglowll rcs- .:. ’9
ideiit of Soutir Norwalk, died last 5 - & 30
night at his residence. No. 34 Meadow :. . '
, 00 0%
street. IIt' sustained it shock of pa : 3
rnlysis ll\t‘l' a “veil ago. and never 3: .3.
rallied. .\II' Irwin was born iii Ii'e» .'.
land, but came to this country when 0:0 4.
it young titan. lie. had Il\'t‘d iii East 00 A“ h. ‘N’ k °:'
and South Norw‘alk for tweiitytwo 3. t IS ee ’0
years. and ttrctiously was it resident . 0.
of “estport. He was sixtytwo years 3. We Will SC“ BABY 0..
old. lie wit.- well liked by a host of .g .‘.
friends. and all will regret to learn : CARRIAGES at B 1“ .3.
of his deitiise Ilt‘hltlt‘h Itl> wife he is .x. . . 3
suriiled by three sons. Richard M, .3. ductlon 0f “0m f .3.
Itiw'ard J. and James F Irwin. and .t - ["704 .:.
one daughter. Mrs lrvillti \ll'atcrbtiry, 0 10 to 13 per CCIII :A’f . -‘ .9.
of Huron, Iowa, and one sister, Mrs. 00 ‘ 4.
Julia Iltlrns. of IIoosic Falls, New 3. from the I'CgUIQI' pI'ICCS 0:0
I'ork Funeral M'I'\It'r‘.\’ will be held 3. 0..
on Saturday morning lit 5 :10 o'clock 3. 0:.
front the house, and trout St. Joseph's .: 3.
i'IIIll‘t-Il at 9 o‘clock. Interment will 3. NO READY CASH 3
be In the t‘lirholic f't‘lllt'lt‘l') it\\\'est .. OS.
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It was withg t‘cat sorrow that news a
was rel-riled yesterday afternoon, ill
Norwalk. of the death of t‘larence .\I.
Middlt-brooli. one of Wilton's must pros
porous farmers, and prominent .
zen, which occurred yesterday morning
about ten o'clock. Mr. Middle-brook
was wry well known lit Norwalk. all
well Is in his illitite town. and his
present-.- will Ilf‘ greatly IIIIM‘HI by his
many friends in this city. Mr. .\Iiddle- by the Interstate (‘otnnlerce (.‘UllllllIs‘
brook‘s death did not come as a great . 5““) “I higher ”Sm" “"9" '0' m"
' ' -, 5 New Haven road were partly respottsl
mum" '0 m" film‘s “"d mm“; hie, New Haven tailing 2 1-4 points.
u he Md “W" m WM health for a later, however. the initial rise was
number of years, and of late in a veryi renumed with great breadth and vigor.
serious condition. (the deecased is American Smelling. Marine l’fd., (‘ub
purvivpd by his ““9, five children.' an-Ainerica‘n Si‘ignr tind Fgrlllllt’l’7 re
. . . - ans 0 two to re pon s.
,Itllla. (omenus' Samuel, Shale, and Iatrl‘ll:nl§ng U. S. Steel also manifested
Alice. ""d by three ““1er M's. It‘rlllllf' greater firmness. German Exchange
Mills. of South Norwtllk, Miss «lice.
made a new low record at 72 3-3.
‘and Mills llinnche. .Vlr. Mlddlebrook is, llonds were steady.
also survived by numerous relatlvetl‘ WALL STREET, l:.‘l0 p. m.- Trad-
of the Ifllllllv both in Wilton and N0r-, lugl became ulmoilt‘th buoyainti I‘l: 121];
- - ' . . . ,eury a ternoon, w especa s H
walk. I-tinerill serticts will be heldinnd activity in metals and rails.
U.
lronl thel ale home of the deceased int 8. St”, led me industrial group on ital
Wilton. Saturday afternoon. at [W
.further rise to 84 1-4.
thirty. Rev. Charles A. Marks, will!
‘omclate, and interment will be lit the; STRIKE CONFERENCE IN DAN-
Joe's Hill cemetery. l 1' BURY.
‘ IIANBURY. March 9.——lt was ex-
. Funeral of Mr. sun", Epected at noon today that a (mils:-
. ' .. 1 , ;eiic.e would be held this afternoon -
. The funeral of “IIIIIIIII Stelella,i tween representatives of the New‘
““0 ”WWW" "I ”‘9 ”"70"“ ”0'9"? Haven Railroad and the. 100 laborers
was held this hfternoon. at 2:30: who went out on a strike yesterday"
fo‘clock. front the hotel parlors. The; and "1‘“ 33 a "5““ “t ”‘9 conference
. , ' the tumculties would be adjusted. The
'services were marked by a numerousl strikers held a meeting last nillll. bu:
throng of sorrowing friends. Rev. It‘.
would not make public the result of.
'A. Coleman. rector of Trinity Episco- the meeting. They said ”Ill: 'gNlImliil
- 1 u that another it ting won 9' ie
pal church, “I“ in charge. lollowlng this afternoon. d that it was expect-
the service interment was ill Nor— ed M that time that ulelr-demnndall
"le (‘HIWH‘I‘Y- The pull-bearers would be drawn up and presented to
who: C. Irving Ilyrngton, Augustustthe railroad official: bThe dt‘fm‘allld‘zl|
‘ 1 . ,of the men. as state y one 0 to r,
Manner. (.eorge D" McKay. Everett. number today, are these: A nine hour!
H. Lowndes. Wallace R. Sammie and day with my of ”.0 dollars a day;i
A N ThPTIRUll~ time and a half for extra time overI
tthe regular day, and time and a half!
1 . . , , , for any Sunday work. The men now:
i “htle wmking at n machine in the receive $1.60 for a ten-hour day. 1
Neptune Hardware (‘onlpany’s plant: Expecting that there might be some‘
.in East Norwalk yestmy, Paul Ku-Itronble this forenoon when the pay.
.him, of Dnrien. was painfully injured var arrived. the railroad compiliny sen;
:whell ill some manner his left hand in several special agents “'1 “k0
. lthe local police department to station
'becanie entangled in the machine, and I uniformed Omcers in the vicinity of
title thtlmb badly lacernted and broken. . the railroad station, hm everything
t'l‘he injured man was rushed to the: was peaceful, thel lrztldikersD $21113;
Noriwalk Hospital. at once, where thet the” pay 38 118118. . . ~ - I“.
.- :ju rintendent of the Highland divts-‘
wounds were dressed, and the fractur- . ”:91“ Waterbury, is .kept informed
,ed bone set .\lr. Kuban is
quite comfortable today.‘
TODAY
WALL STREET, '.\'oon.— I’rl'ces Vrc
ct-dt-d soon after the opening, wiping
out most gains and~causillg general
unsettlemeilt. Disturbing news from
the "Mexican border and suspension
Ibere. It is understood that if the
tstrikers do not return to work by to
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'l‘hel!I was a man in our town,
A be was wondrous wise,
He umped into a humble bush
And scratched out both his eyes.
.brought here from Poughkeepsie, N.
iii, to fill their places.
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But when this man regained his sight. . '-
He found to his surprise
A motto banging on the bush:
”It Pays to Advertise."
March zo—Regeni Theatre.
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:wasndlnitted yesterday. .
Miss Marjorie Whipple. of Harriet
Police headquarters have received’ing.
a new police stretcher, which will be.
. used in accident" 310.. cases. was admitted yesterday momm-
required. Asmall deposit and weekly payments will
IN WALL STREET. '
resting i of the situation by his representatives-
i‘morrow, that a gang of "men is to be'
playhouse.
i Edwin Wilcox-Tot Franklin street.
street, was‘ndmitted yesterday morn-t
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.Miss Ethel Kulscor, of Oak street“
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llllllli Scuttlitt inn ‘—
lltllttltits lit with
Two teams from the Norwalk 'ltto
.‘lllll ltubbcr (‘0. met again, last eun-
ilig. at the Noi‘walk bowling alleys,
lit a desperate big pin battle, and
when the smoke had cleared away,
the scoreboard showed that the Non-
Skids, headed by the Veteran captain,
"Heinie" Schmidt, had defated tho-ir
opponents. the Plain Treads, led by
Captain Stull, three straight gain's.
‘l’layers on both teams were in line
form. and some excellent scores were
mode as a result. The lineup and
scores were as ioilows:
‘ «on-Skids.
Schmidt . . . ......... 128 133 1125
Knits ........ d ........ 120 172 110
Downs .. ...... . ....... 12 125 178
Petric . 1 ............... 118 156 17.4
Tolles .......... . ...... 148 132 11‘!
Edmond ............... 180 109 118
Totals .............. 820 852 MS
Plain Treads.
Lamson . ........... . . .119 149 132
Stull ............. 159 140 96
21mm .................. Q7 78 MS!
Russell . . . . ............ 78 111 121
Grant . ................ 130 148 its
Fallenbauin ........... 126 131 106
Totals ............ , 770 757 778
MR! KANTOR GETS new CANAAN
THEATRE.
News of the purchase of the New
Canaan Suburban Theatre, formerly
owned by George T. Smith and S. S.
Briiikerhoff. of New Canaan, by Sam-
uai Kalllol', the bustling yOung manag-
er and owner of the Regent Theatre in
Norwalk. 'was received in town this
tndming. with the, greatest surprise.
The report was confirmed by Mr. Ken-
tor, who stated that in a few weekl
carpenters would be at work on the
New Canaan picture house, and the
whole theatre would be entirely remod-
eled, redocora‘ted, ando'pened up by
him as a first class motion picture
I“. J. Wright, the Foirfleld County
Farm Bill-eon agent and ,Becretary
Charles. Dllworth. attended/tho direct-
obs, in Stamford last night. Mr. Dil-
worth is in New York today on busi-
~A Is tlnsl Want Ad. for malt.
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