MCroat Attractions. .
ttwwevhhttls t. Vanuatu“. IhIeeteeaa asst mmzne‘iusp
, . Alana imufitlmwman'bugalemmbwwwaea a med
Ii" 1* er Yard.
Mm ”me' ' 3'3
0”. ,lflfzfi‘ f'3'7i'ims’3020 '0 M Ma No I‘M-M
30¢
and... mienthsnldtlllbeeglamsrprtce
39c.
Bantu, Ginghams, and Domestics
‘ of will! we any a low couplete line. are. now on exhibition tor Iheipeing Ir ulr
iiIGa'shmere Ombre.
Wflmmumuhaawannahnumm.
Hosiery and Underwear
eewafihg'atnaaaiauntu-Wtoum
., Our Children'e Underwear. usually sold tar as, as and sec, all am.-
I‘i 25c
A I? aera-plate sssortneutol ladies' to: Hosiery,in ruin Co‘orl and 3mm, new plated on our
initiators III Slates and III IIIIIIIs
M 3. SMITH,
Insurance Building, South Noe-walk.
For illustration, oer 55¢ Underwear all
I
a.
the.
,. or
alumnae-lo as to bear la lied that all articles
Wu..." '1 einwhers yea would do well by
emu iechawileh mun-.mp1 at... lrewnaareeee and at we
r: ..,i I. I...
lorramo
cigar.
I! we went s really cot-tenable sail settdastevy
stole, and mics! as well, lured. a menu In
Ive "lovlelaee "
Charles B. Perkins,
86 KILDY 8h, lltlS'l'ON.
REMIIVIL SALE
Homer ll. lloyt
JEWELER,
Will rm to
lie. to North Main Street
Until Ihetlthaj will ole: unsure
It l
About an III.
Willlll, illitlllilllllilill'l
AT COST.
Now is Ihe llmr In semi:
Gaul Walsh 31 a in Print,
and lolly warranted. ssl htveou hand many line
movements. My stool 0! Jewelry it all dre ranle
goods no old math or nged nylea
1103131113. 110 YT,
lo. l5 IAILIOAD PLACE.
RDUSATDNIC RAILROAD.
manner; noumu nun-nos.
attracted Jan. 12th. woo.
BRIDGEPORT. “”
W B. HALLleCO 13:...
Sllks. Silks.
fining
~ hill-lanewuon Insure that will Astonish Every
3 Lady— law‘— lomlk.
233% ill lllilllli Quill" Filil llllllll llllill Sills '-
hhmumflmmm ”a, lobe cladhyuon Myatonly
$1.15 per yard, .alllilll um 84. III III till.
woman-anal: mania-edition
seaaIa trade. I inlorwnlk
Willem Wm‘d'u’mhep-ttwaty-lvemm
Writ-line Black Guinet Silks.
{. palmetto-Inuit“I
Runnels-a.“ anelot rlehaad when:
“engaga'fgmmamaae; has momuaem'
5.!
CLOAKS
,l'LIIiliS'l'.
helmet ate all new [rah
M thlsgreetsalehllne
Mil-m mmmuihsewmmse len-
lalallywamnt
Ifi‘ck Satin Rhadames.
' "to see dil- Raven Black Saccurappn
IAIN EMIRNUTB IOWA“
Paaaaagor‘l’ralna.
SOUTH.
lamlorwalk. Lv.So.Norws2k a: Wit-an Point
1333.!) 1565.3 Milan:
817 " if! ” 935 “
Hm ” iflll " 101M "
11an imam. lino.-
t ‘ ill "
550 “leed tel) ‘ttlmi ear 'x'd
4. 54 k D' 8‘0 u u
’eI'I “ Ion -- - 1040 -' r
across.
'9‘" MONTH.
Lv.Wllson Point. 1.7.291 lion-ml: Anita-well
l 10 a. II. leed I'm a. m. l'x': 210 Kind
‘5 .. .. 6.15 .. .. ..
345 " Din Didalt
Hill “ 1213 in [attains
250 "Iiud 310 ‘-‘:snt ‘llf ixad
Imp... M -' 7t?p,In
eon " OH ' 9:3. “
5“ II
'10 “m 1925 "Hum lotillxnl
Inner.
93s,: omen:
651nm
mm Inand (len'l Ian-gar
.c.l’s Se
' m mm“...
IAIN LINE.
harem tor minnow.
Tue In. m‘n l
no ion a Ilmd ;
ll. so. he. Iiud I
3
4.56pm .eapreee
”l5
"mannerisms“, Denim
oslyaataraeliew lilt’ on
BMW Vice Peu‘tt Gn'llan'rg'
I. I. Lvea.
area-In. have an. Bridgeport.
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anion MIL.
1 an e in
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.lob Printing
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I'III SIlIIIlllll IIIIII.
:iil'il
He Was Shot Dead by Two
Policemen.
TWO lilIhLIlTll THROUGH lilll ”0|"
Ila Bolshoi a “with. Bea-pod Willi El.
lately but Cause to (trial Latervtlfiu
la (lreeahnehe round in Ills Buollmnl
Was a "slick tin."
Rzulbux, Kari , Mart-h :1. Telegraph 0p-
a'atnr Taylor heard the words, ”Pin a slick
an" addreseetl to him by a etranger Bathr-
day night while he was receiving w
at the railway stetwa. He paid unatten-
totbe rental-II untilhebad completed
manage, which read as follows.
”To the liberill, Ilsrlden, Kan:
“ilickl & Uephart'a hank robbed this
availing of “that Rubber unknown. De
scriptiou as follows: Blond, light hair and
mustache. blue eyes, ll fuel. and it inches
tall. medium weight. "
The ltohhws- stood Return little.
The operator looked up, and nearly lost
his breath when he saw standing before
him the lean described in the dispatch, He
did net renal the (not at the recognition,
Mantel! usual .wilh the. stranger that
W'feiich.ee".- W..
I’l‘heWWAhetln-ed thee-at
tnia tor Atchisou and asked when he could
put up (or the night. Theoperator directed
him to a hotel, where the “slick on” took a
room without registering, requesting thathe
be called at 5 o‘clock in the morning, in limo
for the Alchison tram.
Cover“ by Two Rlllaa.
Policemen Smith and Bummerilcld, who
had also received instructions from Valley
Falls to arrest any suspct, were tolerated
by theoperator ol the preecnceoi the stranger
at the hotel. Arming themselves with Win-
chester rillne, they went to the hotel, waited
under the man's window until l3o’clock, and
then, going to the allies, acquainted thapro
prietor with their intention to arrest his
guest. A bell boy wan aenl totheatranger‘e
room with a "teenage that it was time to get
up tooatch the Alchison train. When the
stranger duetvntlrd to the oflice he was con-
fronted by the [unlicemen with Wine-hater
rifles pointed squarely at his breast. He
never quivereul, but looked inquiringly
around.
Two Bullets Through Illa Body.
"Throw up your halide!" Smith said. The
danger seemed to realise his situation
then, but instead 0! obeying be thrnethis
hands into both side pockets of his overcoat
to draw the retolvers which only a law
hours More Imzl Intimidatad Cashier Coho,
oi the Valley Full-thank. As the etranger
made the motion toward his weapon both
Winches-tore waru discharged instantly at
his breast. 'l'lu- stranger fell dead, with
one hulwt thmugh his heart and another
through the right. lung.
[janitor-led by n Coroner's Jury.
The coroner was untitled, and before noon
a verdict. was returned cxonei’ating the po
"corners of any criminality in having caused
the death of the bank robber, sell defense
being their BX’WIK‘.
Up to thiatimc no search of the dead onl-
lnw‘ls person had been made, but at Cashier
Colin's requesta search was made and the
stolen money recovered.
Orennbaclre In Illa Boots.
in his boots were found two package. of
greenback of two each. The balanced the
money had been distributed among his var-
ious pockets. The outlaw was positively
identified trout a registered receipt dated at
Burlington, Kan. as one Robertson. The
money receipted for had been payable to R
C. Smith at Ottawa, Kan. in Robertson's
, pocket was a watch with the initial “R"
engraved upon it, and a foot rule bearing
the some initial.
. _
A DARING BANK ROBBER.
Ila Held lip the Cashier and (lot Away
WIIII “.000.
\‘auxv Pans, Kan, March 8. -- A
masked man entered Hicks & Gepbart‘s
hank about 5 o‘clock, "held up” the cashier
with two revolvers and robbed the bank 0!
sum The rubber was dressed liked a
lamer and had his lace bound npin flannel.
Before the cashier had handed him his
money he had asked permlaeion to go behind
the railing where there was a stove, ash.
had a severe toothache, and thought the
heat might mitigate it. The cashier granted
the request and the rum). paced behind
the rail.
Once there he took from his pocket a re-
volver and covering the cashier with it
directed him to leave the building. The
cashier left. The robber then locked the
door, secured the booty and escaped, though
closely pursued by citizens, to whom the
cashier had given the alarm.
carterJlarrlson as a file! :I'nher.
Cucaoo, larch lent-Mayor Carter R.
llarrieoaeaughtahurglar. Bawaeuottflsd
byaneighborthattwoetrangsinenhadan.
teesdoneol hishonses. Leavinghistrisnd
to guard the front door, the era-mayor went
totberear and intercepted the thiebeeaa
they emerged. Mr. Harrison grandad with
cued them and heldentohiln until his
“Mandamus. Then-valet
Caughttwtlialetawllllled. ,
hummer“, 1a., larch a-Ths
leveesolthell‘ltthhnuhiahadistrletarehw
inghard pressed by wind seawater,“
themifluchargeleartbeywlllnothold.
Amhsreaehedhese that twnwhitee
andsnegrnwerekllledjastabovethestnte
line in Arkansaswhileattelnptlng to cut
levees. Therewere five In the party, but
twoeeeaped.
Mumfuthowmolcu -
mtmimmmmmm 33h.
llrrygiry'IJflW. I- .~ n?-
m
leash flee Irena the wires Car-tall.
cause.
The house at Washington has passed the
finale hill providing tor an assistant sect-w
Cary at war.
In the great billiard match at New York
Ila—on defeated Hohaeler in the last gum
of the series, thereby winning lint prise.
The score was: liloeaon, Mil; Wheeler, an!
The prim {or the tournament are: First.
.1 m; Ina- nnd, 8|, ';.'0'l third, ”00. and
fourth, $400. 'I' boy will not be paid until
liter thei' himgu tournament, which is ti
take [done within thirty days. illaly and
Chill"! wanted ludivitie third amt “tunrlb
im, but ivru wIIlwd In ploy all tlm Ile-
l will be played oil noon.
Donna-A y lmu Iiu lined in hunt Ln illnnchs
o. aw mut oi the luttor‘ s one-eidul pt nposni
tor a 11,, iii.
The heaviest (all of wow of the season
oacurred throughout the Atlantic states
from Maine to Florida last night In Sew
England the storm was quite a respectabl.
blizzard
The iiritiah steamer Queue, uhit h sailed
from (Jnoktown, Queensland, Feb. 2., for
Motion. has been lmt III. u m. The number
at pawns drowned in not definitely known,
but :00 are reported lost.
Pope ia-o XIII was no years ul age Sum
day and March .1 wt” he the twelfth nuni-
versary at his coronation. In honor of their
tw ,anuirewu‘uu he gum a rooeption to the
not Cardinnla. The pope declared hhi
{salami it to ivothe mast eernmt aunt: in
ai q glib». Mid said he hoped to re
ce ve th ambiance oi the European powers
in eoivi 3 thin diilicuit problem.
Charles H. Eliot, aged 15, and Elizabeth
Nugent, agml III, lmth highly connected
young people of Milwnukee, were candor
finely married Jun. .5. T he nilair has just
come to light and has crenuid a sensation In
Milwaukee
Rev J. J. Filzmaurice, oi Philadelphia,
bitterly denounced the Clan Ila-Gael Sun-
day lrom the pulpit. He said that the or-
ganisation had brought more disgrace on
the irish pecmle and done more harm to the
Irish cause than this or the next generation
will be nblo in repair, and had hand the
Catholic church as nvloak to hide ila do-
inge
J. Burchell, who identified the body 0! the
murdered man found nenr Princeton, tint.
lethal of i". t'. lk-nwnll. of london, Eng
land, has been arrested 0“ suspicion of being
the murderer.
A war against viviseI-tion has been com~
menced against Philadelphia physicians by
the women's brunch oi the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Wiii'rn Sites, of Waterloo. pointed a pistol
at his little girl and the ( hild foil dead. Ht
didn’t know it was loaded
A Sporting Man Attempts tints-Jule.
CURRY, Pa, March ZI—Snltmlny nigh!
Samuel ii line-nun well known sporting
man and formerly a club homo proprietor
of Pittsburg, attempted suicide In a Pullman
sleeping car on the Western New York and
Pennsylvania railroad when mthm a (Mr
miles 01 this place. When discovered he
was weltoring ln blood th: It It Id it w {rum
twelve or more wounds inflicted "pun tari-
on: parts of his permn by a Inn ill pcnhnile
The doctors state ti: It llm only dangerom
wound £4 a deep mt aomsslha abdomen.
Manon aunt for a clvrgymnn and stated that
he had been greatly Worried in financial
matters and that he know In thing of what
had happened until he regained conscious.
neat at the hotel.
Seashore Form a Trust.
Chicano. Illa. March 3.—Tbe Herald
says that with the exception of fire com-
panies all the refining and melting com-
paniea ot the United States have formed a
trust with a capital of “300,000. of which
815,w0,0001etobe common stock and the
remainder preferred stock. The common
stock into beneed {or the payment of the
fixed proprrtirvs that go into the new organ-
isation and the preferred stock (or the pur
chase of ore and such pennant property as
it may be necessary to have. The chief oh-
jeot of the smaltere, it is said, is to place
their interests beyond the absolute control
0! the lead trust.
A Priest's Mysterious Death.
Pmmnurruu, March 3,—A man sup
posed to be the Rev. Father Peter Herbert
Parent, 0! Baltimore, died in the Pennsyl-
vania boapital, this city, Saturday, under
circumstances which lead the hospital an
thoritiee to believe that he was loully dealt
with. The body was badly bruised and the
coroner will hold an inquest. Papers found
on the dead man's person showed hills to
have been connected with the Jesuit inatio
tote at Frederick, hid. He was about 33
years 0! age.
Mr. Leland Will Resign.
New Your, March 3—“ is stated on
good authority that Mr. Charles H. Leland
will soon resign the presidency of the Sixth
National bank it is understood that Hr.
Leland's stock will be purchased at 5330 per
share by a syndicate of well known bank-
ers, headed by Mr. A. H. Stevens, of the
Gallatin bank. The L'laaaeen syndicate paid
mo per share (or the name stock.
Probably an "Ad" [or Rollin.
New You, March tic—it is asserted that
Nellie Bly has entered her emanation with
The World owing to a disagree/pint with
that paper asto the increased salaryehe
waste receive alter her return (rein bet
around the world. The statement it
at The World omen, where it is said
that Risen; k on a vacation
A night Utah. has a total One»
“manna, Mica, March 3-4me
aged iii, tbeson of a prominent merchant,
wasstabbed to the heart yesterday after-
noon hy Ellis Adams. aged l6. and died al-
most instantly. The boys were at play and
the stabbing wee accitlental. The weapon
was a small penknile and the wound little
more than a puncture.
Kine-Id late-need on Bali. .
WasamrronJlareh 8,-
Tanlhee continues to improve slowly. Bk
physicians rqinre his condition as leverable
to ultimate recovery. Hewae strong cough
today to eonvweealew momenta with eav-
erallntluntelrieark whoealled tones hltn.
Kincaid b- heen released on Milli hail.
Big laat and Ihee use»
Br. Joann, Ia, Karena—The wholesale
heetaadisoeeetaflbhnseatot Royce, Nor
wanted.“- elthe largeettntheweet.
mmndbyfinahoueso'eloeh. Total
“Instant and building, about 0100,”:
lailyinaursd. Theertgind the drain-I.
keen ‘
cady's Indians Visit the Pope.
3I~Thepope was visited by
WMWQIWWyandpre—hd
assaibarolladlansattaebaltoCody’s‘
lids-y elo‘r years letthev
”an,“ lil'i ’i‘m” I. new
“3::
at at pain lholleam caveat” ”It”!
heat [idem ant hirerl.‘
II In BlltIWa. It I). ProudeetaJlJ. ran:
“1 have need lllil‘l‘ll llll'llll)‘ in my [incline
lot elxtnen wars suit cheeflaliy nmmdu.
Instr. 1. l‘lllbhll'li, taunt month (love MW
Continue: '1 have sold HUNT“! lull!!!
for Ice years. For Blot.” and Kidney Dinners it
oaa‘a be heat.“
This In lfllimnlly tram patient. physician and
drumm, What more is needed to 7mm
II II \I'I"lli REM BIDY ‘i
m C N i‘lin remain, Solo Agent New York.
it
ilillI! Will’s Ill llllll?
More & Harman
1.2:;va r“ 1 ,I,
Aoe solo at me he the «let-etch
Bridallleililour
'l’lsls Flour sltll uni-seala- lls high
standard, and la aelllng very ran.
Price $6.75 a Barrel, 9th a Bar.
M I ' t? [Vi '(‘Q‘ a
CHILDRL”. PICTURE"
_-A .. . I
Surcrssl’ul Specially.
“'1' ti'
Wm ii Rim-II .2}: our... .nmirrn n Inna
iiInte Bosnia! fluctuate. ii 5.l'.1-.
Hemlnr 0' onn. l.. a :I. Ase n
it III Ii. llllll lid‘dl’t
Silllllil‘l and Hydraulic Engineers
lain (Miles. 45 A 41 Washington lit...
8011'"! NOHWA LR, or,
In: rum srnzmxrtnr. In
romance-ran N \'
ll‘l‘\Tl’.it\'lLi.E, x Y.
Local Snrrot ltigand (Ilene! al Work will
ivm be given prompt attention
Branrh "film a
in this Immln'.
250. a. lb.
no .IIIIIII. nun.
‘ . . . 25c.a.lb. ,
I m who) ten tirinjnnn Milli Mill!!! 0 U l
25c. a. lb.
'l'lllal VERDICT—“II ls hotter than I have been paying! 30 cents
pound for.”
COML ‘ANI) SAl‘IPIiE l’l‘.
Way down In price
‘0‘.
WE HAVE FOR THE LEN'I‘EN SEASON
Pickled Lobetrr ln glu', Fpleudld Water 1le (Width, Largo Bloaler flerrlrg. Ext?
1 Isckcml. the l'elnone Jockey t‘luh Sardines, the choicest Columbia River Sela:
glen lluring. M are headquarters for
Bridal Veil, Jones. Pillsbury, Volunteer
lea lo.
Norwe-
large
and Free
and Diploma Flour.
Be euro and
etour pflccelwlorc you purchuc The place [or the famous
Bose t n am Lunch Crackers. Bxcelled y none.
PRESERVES.
Quinn-,1 innappla, Plum, Baepheiry, Peach and Strawberry
you lie beet line of
i! you want arelIsh try them. We oil'er
CANNED GOODS.
llamyon 'ried the Cakbrered Dow Drop Bartlett Peaie,1‘onzitree PeacheaJllack—
henna Pun Corn. inseam-h Lina BeaneJI
.dc.
Here ill on In! IlIIl Best [lands at III Lowest Possible Prices.
If you relish a First-class Golfer, you can get it here
We are still selling the Northliold Creamery Butter at 32c a lb.
Let every one come that will to
Willis E. SillMllilll’S.
33 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
PRATT’S Fill]
-~-— ton—~—
IIIIISIIS, IIIIIII all UIIIIIIIIIS
Sure (turn for all Dileasce.
Ill ARES flLNS L 1"
BA' ED HAY AND STRAW.
Peal Milli Stalls Belling
IIIYM NI] BIIIIS
momma _.__-- _
rennin
Wtdeaaieend Retail Dealer in all kindle!
ill]. Alli Will
A Positive Sale!
Id
'I'llfl Lanes IIIII' llll SIII
0F
BIIIITS Allll SHOES
Ever oil'ered. Everything goes at cost and less at the store 01
C. H. HARVEY,
North). ‘Iain Street, South Norwalk.
Brick, Lune, Cement.
Blue ‘Stone. Etc.
hehigh, Larkawmna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkeebarro Cools.
IIIIII III RUBBER PIIII'I
Yard loot oi Washington and Mar-
ehaii streets Branch omen “Silicon
II I III III
An extra arrival "IL-m day through Lent-hull
Illilils, IllIIIlI IIIIII LIIIIIII‘I
W Weill! and Retail.
Spinach, Lettuce, Pure
Tomato Cate-p, Fruit.
Canned floods, Etc.
GOODS DELIVERED PROHPTLY.
a
an
I:
lililliilllll SALE.
As we intend to make extensive improvement» in our store,
for the spring trade, and desiring to get to W! k at same at
the earliest possible moment we will
- ..II t unit
Close on. All hints or on. at
Marveloisiv Lowdown
Look at the F iguresr‘
Children’s Colored Stockings, formerly at 10, 15, 20, 25c, “
all at 5c a pair.
Ladies? Fancy Hose, formerly at 25 and 350, all at 15¢ a pair.
Lhdica’ Merino Underwear, formerly at 50c, now 35c.
fients’pgoode will be cloud out’at equally low prices. "'
i .
Norwalk Chronicler