”fits-fault! keepall night.
ass-Ix soars; broiliag
“toasting. toyour ut~
” a ~aatisfaction—please
I'k'nhdteamallest fraction.
*hPspsyourguestsinbest
1“" when they do not
I'I'bIananorofhalicooked
III.“ or soggy biscuit—
rm at your mercy and
“upstart-kit. Sohavea
M if you’re the host, as
Ihahortenoughat most.
. THE
'~FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
MNMENT IO EVERYTHINGI
II m to a woman‘s heart than a
'II was to us well show you our
d (nutty wall paper and explain
n my beautify your home at
cost. Oar prices and good
to you.
Gorham Co
"I.
NJ"
YOII'CIiIth‘cn's Teeth
h of their children's
l of attention at the prop-
lnty result In prominent or
II . good looking fnce.
whole future life and disposi-
bye been changed by such a dis-I
It.
‘1
.93 least three times a tear.
- Ition will prevent or rem
a“ disfigurement
.. h i great injustice to the
.I H. Mailer
,. ”I, Main 8t, 60. Nor-walk. Cyan.
i»
”Okinawan: 7t08p. m.
by appointment only.
filey Loaned on Articles of
I VALUE
juueltIlaL INSTRUMENTS,
South Norwalk
I' " lies the Cake
I when 'twas blazin' hot:
said to me
.‘yo‘t'llgo to five Monroe
some cake for tea?
. “ t can ha. l'd be glad
II outrl said .
to five Monroe
«some also and breed.
» She'langhed and said to
It is almost a crime for%
. . to neglect this matter lt‘romi
“be the permanent teeth begin toI.
m till 12 years. the child
be taken to the dentist's of-iI l
Lack of such
FAWN SHIP
BUY verso-Diet: Stained Shingles
"Indonesia.
DEATHS AN D
_
J.- they.
Vandals-throwaway.“ lama!
Iaokthodeatred
Othel'matctahottharplovoleaseoonomieal or
moathslohlsoostlyandatnssy.
‘om— DIP!“ stained shingles will last a life time. lanufao
FUNERALS. I
aadwasalsepromiaostlyidentiaed
GAZETTE BLDG.
tuudtromRedCedar,preserved withereosote.andstatnodandool-v .viththofonstsrs of America, is
«desired. 'l‘hoylaattwioeasloogashrushosatad oranstaiaed 'Vhichordorheheidastatoonoe. Hm
shingles: mhottorproservedandoostless thanahingiesstainedI
athelob: andiookbetter.
The Hatch (z Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
emdipt Stat-es urinates, Beaver Ioard.
Ilaaa; “as A. I. Kilboy, of
Specialties:
in the Gasette ofloe.
__.
Joseph M. Cummings.
NEW SPRING 6
Suits, Coats and Hats i
At PRICES to INTEREST ALL who are concerned in obtaining the
BEST VALUES possible in new garments. correct styles. dependa-
ble qualities.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘eph M. Cummings, who before
of South Main street
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
er.
J Ipleuropneumonia.
Baltimore News.
BASKETBALL NOTES WILL OBPE'I’ IN ICTED.
Iissnrvived by one son, theeatfi
Ililboy. of New Haven, and four sis-
Iters. Mrs. I‘. J. Moore. of Worcester
Iwalk; Mrs. M. J. Lyons, a Brooklyn.
and Kiss 1!. G. Kilboy. o! NorwaIIL
Funeral arrangements have not rel.
been completed. For a number
Iyean he worked in Norwaik. and had
:chsrtte of the job printing department
The friends in this city of Mrs Jos-
marriage was Miss Alice Fitch. daush
‘ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Pitch.
learn with
Eret of the death of her two years'
and six months' old son. who died at
the home of his parents. on 525 Kins-
boro avenue. Kansas City. Mo.
Cummings
was formerly sporting editor of the
He is new manager ’
rluUAYI MARCfl 24, ‘9‘9
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NORWALK.
Nor-
of
her.
tures.
re
of
Rails were the ”WW
Ladies’ Tailored Suit
Ladies’ suits and coats
A big shipment of the latest spring models has just arrived and make a most attractive dis-
play. The assortment includes many styles in Blue Black. Green, Fancy Checks and Mix-
t.a.a._r.i..si II that
Separate dress skirts
The largest and best assortment we have ever shown.
"Vvv- .,, v
..r it Ti | P] 1‘ ~ t uaI recover) . .
llanbur)‘ Yflndum and “I? l’anburl'I —_ IKunsItIIt-a (‘IiItIyI'IIIIII IIII OIIIIIIIIII II mostsining influence however, on aw :”:”:“:.0. £96030”.
backup...“ team has evidently not had Student to Charged with Murdering «brisk dIcngItud IOIIth‘hIIdIII’g :tIrIid I‘witYh .. .
’ ‘ ' . n e ac cs.
""0““ 0' N°'“‘“‘ “Tommi: ‘0 all His Former Sweetheart. . Mrs. Delia P. Wheeler. IIItIrIiIsIarIaxitile from material fruction‘I '3‘ 00
reports It is understood from a ”II CHICAGO, March —Will H 0 l M” ”6”“ P Wheeler. “'8 0’ my I“ Il est “ points l'rict-s again 00 "& S
liable source that the Iltlnbury min ' rpe ' lute Franklin D Wheeler. died at. her I" H "I ‘ I'dd I'Iih Fitness in z ..
Insement has offered Nors aik a tempt-I University of Wisconsin student, was home. in Bridgeport, this morning innit-SI atI nIiIt 'iIlIeIdIIII shaft: ponds .3. .3.
ing sum of money to prolong the Nor indicted by a Lake county grand Jury s1“. is gunned by ”In. children, I‘V’v‘i‘: “:33: n . . .. 3
walk lianbury series to seven games yesterday on a charge of murderinx Mrs James ann and Mrs W alter “IAIIJI, STREET. 1 3“ p in “I... I 9:.
“"5 the Norwallt management ”b5” his former sweetheart. Marian 11ml Pegs. of Bridgeport and Wm Addt Ii "INK“ became wry dull in illt- “M . e0
ilulciy "IIIIIIIII III dOI ““me II“ bert I0" WMIH' of new" men‘l “r noon but Rails retained much of tlwi.r 0:. Dec 8 or O'Illorro 3.
IIIIId h" beating and “II” haw I0 "d i I b bl . ill be OH (I for I”"’" from h" 1‘" home 360 "I“‘eyiflulllr‘ War issues and this were again 00 UV 3
“I“ II' An exhibition “In“ I" b: The case pm a ) ‘ (I e “"1“? Bridgeport at l :m Sulltluv hI-tiiimlt‘ralrll quutdated howetti, pro : SHAPES. ALL ..
Liayed in lianburyI llou'erer. Is trial next week, but a continuance on Iernoon The body will be brought tolling fre~lt ll’rt‘fltllflrll) 0:0 FLO COLORS, at ......... 75¢«md $1. 00 .3.
II‘Imnx probability. and will tindoub: inane" 0‘ "1° defense 1‘ expected he” '0: burial in RI\"‘PIFItlt ceitteterV- i , *--—- v— 00 WERS from ........ 25¢ l0 82. 00 her Iiunth 0:0
imily take place. This game will nol' The grand jury heard 25 witnesses Monday morning. CHINESE BOXING TOURNAMENT .8. You can mm your own hat at very little cost. 3
be IonsIdeM'powm'”“I'm "m” They included 1‘1 0. Orwt. tether of IIIli.Alll~:l. I’IA. “null 24 Thelni- .3. 0:.
IIIIIEIII but “II" I” merely for the the defendlnt' Prank IAmbel't, father WiiIiam Scauzu. Iversiiy of Pennsylvania will be reprcs : 00
“purpose of again proving Norwalk’s
superiority over
door pastime.
peeled that some money will ('lliingt-
hands,
Itsken imlts-nseiy to the Norwalk pro-
I|~05al (so lhc) say). in the form of a
i
I I ‘th woman of refinement. Nothing‘
I few parents pay any attention
I
i
i
It‘ll home tastefully furnished. 11' (id Armory, Monday ev.ening it has
of the girl, and Josephine Davis and
Verne Jackson school friends of here.
in
(“I
llllillur) in the
Henry Scstesu. of Lubrano
lntideniaiiy. it is
tiled last nil‘l’it.
as the llanburIt
sports but e
Mary' a cemetery.
M
the culmination of a liaison. that it Si
was precipitated by Orpci's iranfer-
William. infant sonmf Mr. and Mrs.
place.
The funeral was held
It is charged that the (randy W" this morning intethent following in
ted Ill the amateur Athletic
championship boxing tournament
Lew. a Chinese student it was
mounted here today
l'niou
to
beheld in Boston April 3 and 4. by Don
nn
llew is the I33
pound champion at Pennsylvania and
has been entered fit that class in the
e e .3.
3. Special Sale of “g
0 O
3. Dresses 1::
O
O
.0
challenge to a side bet of 3200 tins his affections to another woman. TSRSYQTTtNPT’ANIJTl STREgT- tournament. 0:0 SIIk' Charmeuse, Georgette, .3.
Owing to the disbandlttcnt of the “"d ”I“ h“ pro‘IId'Id “ violent poison 'll sharesI we}: I II t III'tiaI mIIIIt‘tT‘ ”-"—‘—"‘ 9‘9 Crepes and Poplin: at "all I": ..
Heading I’a . team. which was to‘Is'hich the [if] “W“IIO‘IM‘ I;,.,..,.ing 0f {MIJI’:.II :IarITZtII lerI: M ii committee meeting held 1““ 3 I g y I .3.
have played the Norwalks. in the lo - blocks of Anaconda inspiration tilld en-ning “I II". Main fire“ “I? IIIIIIIIII .3. duced prices. ..
BOUND OVER FOR SHOOTING: Ix'ennecoit l‘oppers If‘hunaina hands it was voted that all six Non-“1k lire .. .3.
“(OW ““98"" '0 mm” ”W tum“- roitittivti'l‘ox. March 24—10899“ m fractional advances with-further “““P‘m‘” “m” “”9“" m" b" “‘1" 0:0 *— 3
I’atIerson. of the Interstate League. ”gun,” was arraigned in borough. activity in American I7Iinc and finite bratio‘n turd paJrade zIII l'outhIiteepin. é 0.0
wil probably be the 0p onin five. txhlt‘rdfl) on the charge of as- ’ ‘ . \IQW 'or . on one '.. as one epar O C .
D II IsIItItIiIIItI leith intent to murder as the re 'miofimmflfhd 8?:Zgrrfl: qfif’ai‘I“: ”tent. The commiuee in charge oi .0. pen a barge .2.
STAMFORD LUMBER DEALER suit of the shooting on March 8 of “,9” higher at the outset ItoIIthm this affair on the Norwalk end. is .3 , A t .3
DEAD . Angelo “Pt".(llio who is it PENN" ill with American Can and RcIadIn" bNtI composed of the captains and llctlien- .3. ccoun .0.
STALWF‘OR I. March 24 —Willlam P. the flit-Infield county Hospital in Win rails in geenral '0" unouoted Tail-Ir unis of the different .\or\talk (‘om- .. 3
llecltiey. of the Stamford Lumber Com-
pany died at a hospital here today. of
. pneumonia.
tinn at the hospital and following that
I.“ ”0“.“ pneumonia set in.
I hlle was about lifty years old, son of
.. 9
late Elihu A. Beckiey. of New Ha- "'—
'ten. and was graduated with the class "They say." I'remalked the will 32:: mafireinirgrflnr“TIL” "I"?
of 1889 from the Sheffield Scientific ster boarder "that the woman who 'I I "MW”
School, Yale.
He is survived by his widow and
by
from whom he was divorced last Sep
tember.
miller teeth. and disfigure an'
Many a,
sted. Probable those was found
against Vininni and he was bound ov-
er to the Superior (‘ourt under bonds
of 3': 000. \‘Izzinnl ens arrested in
Winsted on the same day that the
shooting occurred.
He underwent an opera- ed moderate reversal of prices.
“'ALI. STREET. Noon
denoted .qulet absorption.
hesitates is lost."
"Inst is not the proper word for
it." growled the fussy old bachelor
at the pedal extremity of the table.
“She’s extinct"'—lndisnanolis Star.
two daughters by his first wife
heaviness in Lackawannn and f‘ruci
hie Steel. Baldwin and Mexicans caus-
Specialties
ICOhlInllt‘d to dominate the dbsultory
trading with marked ncihitv ‘fn Zinc.
l'rtited
States Steel was relatively inactive.
but strong. and other features of ear
ly uncertainty. including Mexicans.
Munitions and Equipments. made nad-
parties.
0 ntransportation.
with white trousers and
A committee (‘tinslslinft of the
six company captains. was appointed
(‘harles llilworth
was appointed as a committee on ad-
vertising and printing. and t‘. Buttery
was appointed as it committee of one
to engage the music for the event.
The Norflslk representatives will be
attired in regulation caps and coats,
leggings.
The probable cost of the round trip. as
now figured. will be two dollars and a
large delegation front this city is ex
.. Mall in ks- present It the [find time. IIIOW [MI
“zoezoe'oo.
O“:..:..:
O . O O O O
unu‘ee’utooo’flee’ueeu’el‘eew
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
oThe following were issued March
.l:916 Ust furnished from office of'
AI IL Wooster. Solicitor of Patents.
Bridgeport. Conn.
John M. S. Anderson, Bridgeport.-
push-button switch.
Edwin P. Davis, Bridgeport. \‘-ln-
LAUTENBERG’S MILLINERY
170 WASHINGTON STREET
OPPOSITE SO. NORWALK POST OFFICE
Our very large assortment of Trimmed
and Untrimmed HATS at. Lowest. in
City Prices.
A DISPLAY THAT WILL SUB-
PRISE AND INTEREST YOU.
We also sell Goura, Paradise.I Heron, .
Ostrich, FloWers and Ornaments of
Every Description. _
COME IN AND SEE OUR HATS
We make no forced sales and you are
under no obligations to buy.
‘ ~ . L20 WASHINGTON STREET
OPPOSITE SO. NORWKLK POST OFFICE ..
BERG’S '
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
\
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
i Harvey Huhbell. Bridgepirr. adverI
tising device.
,' Nilus H. Anderson, Hartford. 2 pat-
Itents: paper-feeding mechanism for
I typewriting machine.
' Ileniutnitt R I-‘ortin. Hartford.
writer machine.
Edmund W.
. \t hlcle wheel.
.I Henry G.Lorent1,Hartofrd.engine-
, \ .tlte.
? Joseph W. Gihney. .\'etv
lime-controlled operating mechanism.
Albert Marks. New Britain. thcck-
', writing machine.
.‘IN-
Foihergill, Hartford.
William H. Bristol, Waterbury, hy- .
. urcmeier.
Edward I. C. Clark. Middletown. ps-
’ per-feeding mechanism for typewrit-
Iing machines.
' Frederick G. Hughes. Bristol, anti-
friction bearing. .
I. Albert RoRocItwell, Bristol. griml-
ii.g machine.
. Howard M. Barber. ginningtoit,
Iforming stereotype plates.
5 (‘linton S. Goodl‘ear, XttllchiuCR.
headless overshoe. ‘
(‘llfford Lee. Naugatuck. hot or shoe.
: Thomas (‘. Luce. Stratford, hook for
Ion-inns. hammocks. etc.
George 1.. Mason. \\'areltoutu~ Point,
truck. I
: John E. Verilie. Collinsviilc.
Iindicntor for street cars.
Charles lt‘. Williams.
Ildhl‘c cabinet.
I Trade Marks-Stanley Rule & I eve}
Co.. New Haven carpenters tools The
. Turney & Seymour Mfg. (‘0..1‘mring-
SII‘t’t‘l-
vi‘alliiixford.
ion, metallic curtain and shade fixtureI
I drapery and the like.
IHosefTAL NOTES.
Mrs. . K. Ezekiel. of ti KelloggrSL,
1 us. admitted yesterday.
Charles Turtle. of 'Rownyton, “as
discharged yesterday. Miss Edith
‘Kulacor of Oak street, was discharg-
ed yesterday. -
' CARD OF T.HANKS
e thank the employees of Rundles
Bakery and other friends for kidnesses
shown during and after the last lllnetr.
of our daughter Annie. Also for the
floral tributes.
MR. AND M-RS. LEONARD JOHNSON.
I I AND FAMILY. _. i
’
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS.
If all the things happen in W.insicd
We read of, from day to day.
I advise the people in thsted
To emigrate down our way-—
IWliere they could live quiet and hap~
D!
In a paradise near the Sound‘—
IW here clams are four dollars a bushel
And lobsters two dollars a pound.
Iw~u’w'yc§s' s s ”.th .
\\ here the tops are so obliging.
If it sick man happens to fall.
They give him a bed in the subway -
llotvn under the (‘ity Hall.
Then about nine the next morning
I‘Iiev escort him before the bowl.
IW h- re he receives a roasting
With seven dollars and cost.
ilnwn.‘
'(tur merchants keep all that is needed
And their profits with its divide—~
And ottr autos, incIOsed for protection,
When out for a joy ride.
So what is the use of replning,
Now the winter has passed us bv-s
Let us all cheer up and be happy-—
It is better to live than to die.
' CAL SMITH.
FISHERMAN LOST IN STORM.
SNIXIXG'I‘ON. March 24.—Sepamt-
ed from his motor boat by the unex-
pecied snowstorm that began W-ednes
dav morning, Manuel Madciro, a Port-
'ugucse fisherman of this borough.
was lost off the beach six miles below
IWntch Hill and has probably by this
. iime perished with cold and exposure.
if. indeed. the little skiff that he was
hauling his trawls in lived more than
an hour or too in the high seas. His
brother. John Madciro and nnothet .
IPorttigttese fishtnan who comprised
the crew of the craft of which Manu-
el_ was skipper. seai'ched as long as
they could for the missing skiff but
owing to a short supply of gasoline
and the heavy seas they were oblige]
to give up the search. A wife and
six children survive.
MOVWG PICTURES AT
THE SALVATION ARMY
Captain Lawrence. of the local Sal-
vation Army. is the owner of a very
fine moving picture machine, made by
the Pnlhe I-‘reres Company of Part.-
and tonight. at 8 o‘clock eight reefs
of film will be shown. depicting the
"Life of Christ." from birth to ascen~
sioii There will be. no charge for ads
mission to this service and everybodv-
is invited to drop in at the. hall. 3'.)
\\ aier street Brigadier and Mrs. An-
drews. of Ha ord, who have chargo
of the Amy's work in southern New
England. will be present at _thls ser-
vice
The films are also by the famous
lathe Frelpa- .1.
\ , .
Norwalk Chronicler