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WINDOW
,DBAPERIES
. E. BANKS
.- dnhckuoo Hotel Block.
I South Nora-iii.
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Bibles, Testaments, Prayer
B00ks and Hymnals for
J Easter at
DON N ELLY 'S
STATIONERY STORE
16 South Main Street.
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CliY NEWS
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Rev. 'l‘ltotttas tile. '- l, ot .s‘t t'ltaric~'
Church. llt'i'lgepot‘l. \~.t~ llit‘ spv .tlwr
at last evening's .‘t'l\ ll .-~
Church.
at 's‘t .\iat_\':
MPllIlil‘l'~ i‘t‘ottt lllt‘ St t'itlotd i‘t~tt.ni.
Fraternal l-‘ul'tttn |.o~t.ttc, will lillilL'lll
be the gttwis oi l’l‘HKl'o ss l'otttm. lili~
city. A social time \xill lut- llr‘ltl ill lilt‘
rooms’on \\:t>ltill,ulttit stint
The great l'llli‘l'.‘ Hill it tr. co: at
the hit: blow-out to ll“ lit-Lt it] find
'Mcu‘s ltali tomorrow ma! t, liil|l“l' thu-
diret-tton of the hrtm . oi l'm .t« Tribe
of lietitucn
The monthly llltl.-|ill;‘ oi lllt‘ .\'or-
ank lilliidillK. o; lli\t‘:lliit‘lll
Company will he held lilillt)l‘tti\\ mum
in the offices of Taylor to (ioldcn. on
“'ttsltittgton strcci.
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Members of (‘athoitt- ('(ittlllll, \'t-
46. K of i‘., llirlslon .\'o l, \ ii ii,
8nd St Mary's Senior lloly Name in
vision, received communion iti ll bod}
yesterday morning at the
o'clock ttiass at St, Mary's (‘hurt-h
Ht‘l ('H
A re guiar weekly lllt—t'liilL’. of i‘on
Sons of ’i‘entpcr
ance, will he held Ihi< inciting itt tht‘
lode: rot-ms in Wall street. Routine
business will be transacted. All ment-
her.- are urged to atlc'nd.
There will~he a met-ting oi the (lid
'\\(“l Hook and Ladder i‘ontpan) to-
night iii the Central Station quarters.
This mcetinn‘ was hcld up hecnuw ot'
the Kerr ilurnin‘ fire last Monday
night.
'l‘ite i‘otttincntai (‘onitrcss of the
National ll. .\. ll, is heinu held this
Week in \\'ashinizton Norwalk chap-
ter is represented by Mrs, ll M. Air
dreus. Miss liary ('uttttinultattt. .\lr.=.
Georg» S. Kendall and Mrs. ilcorge
Carroll.
The recular weekly dance or ill"
Arlott li‘our was Salttrtlay night held
Jn Arion flail. on Madison street. ’l‘he
Iihtsic was furnished by Svec's orcltcs»
fra. \t‘tich “its augmented witlt it set
of chimes.
A number of local people yesterday
heard .lusti-ve Franklin (‘. Hoyt. chief
V magistrate of the (‘itildrcn's Court, Of
Jain-n tip with officers of
New York, speak on children‘s court
work before a large audience in the
People‘s Church, Bridgeport.
flog Warden Thomas F. Walsh has
downtown
. presidents feeding ground glass to dogs.
~ Severe punishment
""shottli the advocates of this
will be inflicted
cruel
practice be arrested. The warden. Sat!
. ttrduy. disposed of dogs that had made
. ‘Jldisancea of themselves in River St.,
' ~Bayvtew~ avenue and West avenue.
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7 TAKE PICTUREs.
so
we carry a tull‘line of photo-supplies.
Have your films finished here.
:Mbin-Powefl-CorpO' atio
in? .. _, front the d‘ale and Towns Manufac-
. QZL " :Wuhlnuton “f.“ llll'hlg‘ company in the dead_man's
“h NOI'WIHC. Cull. I clothing. which led to his identiflctc
. . . lion. \
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*: PRISORIPTION .DRUGGICTI;
In your clothes, that is; smart lines, lively pat-
terns. novei shad :s and coloring: all the newest:
ideas. __i 1
Hart Schaffer 8t Marx i
show some very clever things in their spring suits. l
Ask to see .
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This is the most popular young man‘s suit in
America: it ought to be—it has all the good points. .
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Rogers 81 Stevens
The home of Hart Schaiincr & Marx clathcs.
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It you must have Clothes made to order trv Har’. '
Schai‘fner & Marx. Their Custom Department i; l
great.
Copy-right "an Fin-hallo" this"
An not” put tum“. may. 0' A‘ R’ CONGRESS OPENS‘ 'NEVER SAW THIS WIFE l
lt>l‘l\-. lt' l.|'lli""i~ :tttti itlliiltztls all *H > S‘YS HARRY K. THAW.
, ,. . . Delegates from All Over the United
pines. a. llottttnlii s stationery store
lru I).
High street, Setond tits
lt'lt'f. is rcllttrtrti to inc very much im-
timed.
The condition of Attorney
tircztir). of
Oscar I. Atttttndson has. been ap
potntcd by Postmaster Andrew Leary
as tarrtcr oil the rttral route fromthP
downtown Harold Tristrain
was substitute preliminary to the re):
ltilicc
Word has hccn rctchcd tn Norwttlk
‘that it Mill has bccn bottt to “I“. and
His Sit-[illt'ii l‘:
st-tis .\ir.. Kl‘l‘lt‘l‘ was formerly Miss
tlllllillllt'l of His
.l.ttttc.~ Lauri-nu- Stt ions, oi l‘iiIH att-
It‘wlrr, .\l;ts.~.tcltu
litttticc Sit-won.
'I'ln' ltoton l‘ottti \‘oltttitccr Lite Sat
in;r t‘orps will hold its annual sprm:
on \lottday cu-ttittu. at h
.‘. luck. all in: \\'t'.st's llllll'l' All lllI‘lti
hers are requested to attend. as that
tcts of importance will lll‘ brought up
for the coming season.
lilt‘l lttti'
Holy Week st‘i‘rit'l‘s “ill be held in
St. .Iosct‘ll's church on Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday of the present
\‘ti'i it. Masses on ”"30 days will llt‘.
at .\ o'clock. ’l‘hurstlu)‘ niorninn high
mass will he celehruted. while low
mass will hc celebrated on Friday and
Saturday Friday afternoon there will
die stations of tltc cross at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon and at 7:30 o'clock iii
illf‘ evening. followed ll_\' benediction.
. DEATH ACCIDENTAL.
Ccroncr Phelan Files Report in Siam.
ford Case.
\f‘f‘ltll'lillll death was the fit-din:
ilcd today by Coroner John J. l‘helett
in the case of Michael .\listai of Stant-
lord. who “as Itillwl by a train on
the .\ew t‘ttttaun branch of the New
ll'in'll road at Stamford on Monday.
\iirtai stepped from the main tracks
.of the road to tltc branch to escape
Train .\‘o. Bill. directly in the path
oi Train No. 5213. drawn by an elec-
Iric motor. which he was unable to
hear because of the noise of the train
passing on tlte main line.
Daniel J. Hayes, of No. 35 Warren
street, Stamford. engineer on electric
engine ('24, which struck Mlstai, told
the coroner that the titan leaped di-
rectly iii front of his engine, and that
,he did not see the form ahead until
he was Within five or six feet of it.
Hayes at once applied the emergency
lair and blew the whistle, but. it was
too late.
The train- stopped within 200 feet.
Franklin lilarrant. of No. 39 Highland
laventte, did not see the man until af-
ter the accident. He found pay checks
; '. and the NICKY MAN,~ socallod,
lty when it comes his way.
Be a lucky man In your community,
is the one‘w‘ho keep: building up a
l reserve in a savings bank. and can take advantage of.an opportun-
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by making a regular de-
l posit every pay day in this but.
0000 My. evenings from C to I.
A ‘ , l . . i St. Joseph's unc‘lal school crust «
v, 3 South Norwalk- Savings Bank lemma: ".1: in“
States in Washington Today.
\\'.\.\‘lil.\'tl'i‘tl.\'. April 17
Hillt‘)~ from thioptthottt the
Slayer of Stanford White Declares He
ltcle ' Doesn't Know Woman Suing Him.
t‘tlllliii): NEW YtlllK, April 17. Harry Ken
dali Thaw says he knows nothituz of
twentyfifth the young woman, who, (‘lfllllllnlllltfll
continental (‘onm‘ess of the Daughters she is his wife. filed suit for disorce
of tile American lieyoltttiou. Actiti in St. Louis several days ago. The
ties of the t'ongress will take tip the New York American recehed the fol-
entire week. ‘lowinx telegram from Mr Thaw, who
Addresses of Welcome by l’nnident is itt Fernandina. Florida:
Wilson and Mrs. William (‘lllilllllilfl‘ “The alleged marriage ’in 1902 is
Story, of New York. presidentueticral. news to me. The young Woman may
were the outstanding events on to be like the afflicted lady who tried to
day's program. Otltbr speakers inr'sce me in Les Angeies last month
chided Mrs John Hays Hammond. Although I was in Pittsburgh. i never
Nt'Wt‘ll ll “'omlworth. president-ken heard of her before."I
etal of the National Society Sons of The St Louis woman sued under
the American Revolution. and W. l. the name of Mrs. Christina 'l‘hti\. She
Lincoln Adams. president of the New asks for maintenance and the custody
.icl‘scl‘ Society, Sons of the American ot her twelve-yearold‘daunhier. Lady
Revolution. '(lwendolyn Clemons The solide-
A fttiture of the (‘ongrcss will be a clared Mrs. 'l'lutw, 'No. 2. said that
'tllscussion Wednesday etcninn’ of Na Thaw lllllrrlf‘ti her in llttffttlo. October
tional Prepariidness. The subjeclwlll 6, i902. under the name of HarryI
he discussed by Hudson Maxim and Kendall Thaw t‘leutons.
other noted authorities. llurinlt the‘. She charged that a month ttfter
ittceiint: the ‘Spirit of Patriotisrn."im the baby was born Thaw took the
prrsonatcd by Miss Katherine Egltw child away and she has ttot seen itt
tott, will ask questions on prepared
ncss. Motion pictures on “American
ilnprepared" also will be presented.
Althouuh no liitrh officers of the so .
Were iti attendance at the opt-tutti: scs
sion here today of the
since
MEDAL FOR CLIFFORD PINCHOT.
WASHINGTON. April l7.——The Na-
ciety are to be electcdai this year's tlonnl Academy of Sciences met in
session a contest is said to he ticwl session here today. with prominent
oping for the position of correspond- ‘schntists frottt throughout the coun-‘
int: secretary-general. 'i‘en \icepresi- try itt attendance. The sessions will}
dcntsuenerttl and one honorary yice- continue for three days. ;
presidenttreneral are also to he Meet Dr. William ll. Welt-h. of Haiti,
ed. The election will he held tomor more, president of the Academy. in.
row. presenting his report at the opening,1
Aside froin the sessions of the con- session, made announcement of the!
vention. the Dattuhicrs will haw a award of medals to Gifford Pinchoti
busy time attending ,\:tt‘i0us social forntcr government forester, for dis-é
functions arrattucd in their honor tittguislted public service iti organiz-I
(‘hief anmnt: them is a reception by his and directing the mowment tori
President and Mrs. Wilson. Thursday the systematic conservation of the*
afternoon. at the White House. .Ititllil‘ill resources of the l'nitcd Stateai
and to Cleveland Abbe, for distin-:
izuisited public service in establishing
and organizing the l‘nitcd States!
l° Weather Service. The ward of alt
medal to Prof. Armin 0. Leuschner. at,
the University of California. for skiilfi
and ability in supervising the prepara-
tion of tables of the Watson aster-
oids, involving original methods, and
leading to results of much value to.
celestial mechanics. also was an-I
nounced. Actual presentation of the
medals, however. will 'take place in-
ter on during the meeting.
MORE TUBS AT JAIL.
May Affect Desire of Prisoners
Serve Time There.
As the .result of)hc recent inspec-
lion of'the county property in Dan-
bttry, by County Commissioners Bro-
phy, Ballard and Crawford. which
took place on Tuesday last. new bath
tubs and stationary tubs and other
sanitary improvements will be made
at the jail. Everything at the jail
ttnd the county court house was sub.
jected to the minute inspection of the,
commissioners and after the inapeo
tion they complimented Jttller David
P. Wright and Charles ll. Harrisdn.
custodian of the. court house, on the
manner in which they are looking "af-
ter the county property.
When Captain Bradley, of the police
department heard that the county
. commissioners had ordered more bath
tubs in the local jail, he smiled as he‘
WondFIQd Whether local haters 0t lfl’
15.00 Values
her" who hang around streets and fre-;
quently find themselves in the toila' ,
of theépolice on the charge of intoxicl
cation will like the idea of more bath; ,
tubt-t at the jail. :
Misses” Suits
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, Prisoners of the above type usuallyi
, prefer to serve sixty days in the local.
.isil than ten days In the Bridgeport‘»
Jail. Captain Bradley always thought '
that the lock of a aumclent number“
. W. o %
iof bat tube a be local Jail hull ~ ,
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' something to do with the desire of the
:prisoners to serve the longer sentence
‘In the local Institution.
l Chester.
A. .l. Angevine & Sonil
Garden Tools
The Walliuglord Line]
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Any
Tool
You
Seek
SEE OUR LADIES' SET.
Albert D. Varganl
(Lucceuor tc Chas E. Own.)
It? WASHINGTON ST.
"‘ N'HiWALK. CONN
THE DEMAND 70
PRIVATE saRtTAtiits
lies opened a new field for
young people.
Lepare youet us pr
main COLLEGE
South Norwaik, Stamford, Port
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Reclining Model l
is a Go-Carf. Rescind, High Chair l
. - and Baby Jumper—all in one. i
(‘m be wheeled. will stand steamer
can he carried on the arm with baby
iti it. Back the be shifted to three
positlons—uoritr t. extreme horizontal
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or medium. Sensitive spring: pmvcnt
llll lolu and an.
Can be a from the Hun baby Is
bore. Call and have us show you it: ;
man! “I“ .
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oRNtTURE co.
WAFHHILTUN fif
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Easter
Advance Spring Styles!
Page: and pages of new
designs! Many in Ccloif
New Cniras: Bicu:c:!
Jumper Frcclzsi Jerkin
Blonscsl Draped Pan-
nieralh The most slur.-
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l'ti: 1t 1t pit,“ [t 4_l_ fl. 1 gal ll!
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See the Duplex-ALCAZAR
Before You Buy a Range
Here at last is a-kitchen range that is
really modern. It is made in two types. one
burning coal or wood and gas. thcothcr using coal, wood
and oil separately or at thematic. The Duplex-ALCAZAR
Range Is complete—oil In My to burn the fuel you
choose—at any and all tines. \
You can make the change for difl'erent fuels
With this run e In I world’s time and the Duplex-
ALCAZAR con orms with your requirements. It's the “year
'round ronge"—kocpe mental-u cool In summer—worm In
winter—suits the season's In between and cuts fuel bills as
well as insuring better cooking mm.
Duplm ,lL.___~i"AZAR,
The Duplex-ALCAZAR in every detail and partic-
ular reflects the spirit of the unanimously: stove factory in
Amcrics. It is manufactured h nyhm no!" entry requirement and
need the world over. It is to be had in an iron—steel and porcelain
construction. ‘
Let Us Dominic It To You
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emumummiwnt- n H .......,o .t. mains... in
hing collection of ch32 ll
fashions you ever saw.
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Others at 5c and [Go Each
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In large variety at "N?
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In the “SEAL-PAC" Envelope
THC POPULAN moov .LOU.‘..
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For Saturday Hosiery Come to Us. ~
also
pring Underwear for Ladies and Children
THE FERN wars-r AT
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