Lhuudzvn—‘l'la M u.
nun nature-y. .IIII nu rm-
Mdrod III Jail.
‘ y afternoon Detectives Cronin
Arnold. and their prisoners, Henry
;m and Dora Conroy, accom-
lhyattorncy E. M. Lockwood and
‘- Chlchester, who happened robe
L orwalk, went to Wilton on the 2:16
When they reached the jus-
ofice the prisoners expressed a de~
,fm'counael, andasthe state desired
-. thecnsewns adjourned until
o’clock Saturday morning. Ludtling-
intimated that he would engage At-
. Lockwood of Bridgeport. He
. Lhil defense would be that the goods
stored' In h'n home by other parties
he did not know they were stolen.
L .5_ the timehe was in the justice‘s
, after his handcull's had been re-
. , h'm eyes were continually rolling
~ tan ifseeking some avenue of coca)».
Mm reporter accompanied the
to Wilton and while there leamctl
, the Conroy woman's parents live in
hville. She also has three sisters.
resided in ancllville until several
ago, when she. went to live with
; . I, who she claiIIIs. is her un-
and by whom she has had five or six
The pairwere taken to Bridge—
jaillast night for safe keeping
Luddington In about thirty—eight vmr
age and the woman apparently about
. As nearly as could be ascertain—
they were married by the mutual
.. Itlylltem. Their eldest child is
re years old. The woman said she
L» I lived with Luddington since she was
I years old. She displayed Im-
afiection for the man. It is said“
is another woman living in Bridge-
who claims to be Luddington's law-
wife.
Detective Cronin said that when he
once: Arnold reached the house
3‘ . yesterday morning the Conroy
heldthem back on the pretext
file was drt-Ieing. until she had
5 ... her “pal" in an attic room. where
was found crouching near 5‘ bed
I ' to spring out of the door when the
entered the room He had torn
~ . the attic window. presumably to
L . thcofficerstllink llebad mauled.
man, named Bennett was a frequenter
LL Lnddington's house. but up to this
LL - ; Items not been captured. From
L whiCh the detcttivcs have found it
thought there is a thain of theoe
lee, well known to each other, w Mob
2 through this district. At the
, the officers state, there is about
,m worth of silver. furniture. old
L tools of all descriptions. carpets
, bed clothing and numerous other
»« articles. The owners of the sev—
houaes which have been burglarized
. heennotillcd and will be taken to
l den to identify the stolen articles.
‘ The biddingtons bud occupied the
: for the past five years anti during
< time its inmates were seldom wcn
y, I have neverbecn known to sunk to
Th'eirmethod of operating was in many
. » to watch for an opportunity to get
- a house while the members of the
" 5.. I hadgoueout on business: then
would lead their wagons and tie
Another plan was for one to
. I attherear door of a dwelling ‘Nllbll'
< engage the attention of the occu-
diaplayiug small articles for sale
his “pal" divested the parlor of its
~, and rode otl.
no pawns whom homes Wore bur-
.... lately and who are ownersof
.v 1- of the stolen mule are Edward
' ‘ and Mn. William Hickok. 5t
, andCharlt-II Jones and Rufus
‘ mow. of Wilton.
In?“ full new- .
, * ”gm-gm 17”" "our:
M B. B. Kerwin has so far meow
fromthoaltack or the grip IIIIlI-II
~ 5 5- him. two weeks ago. that his
*1 expect “Ill be will lie able in be
h a day or two.
M Allen, of the Union News (Jo.
Saw York city. mailing-Ill"! by lItI
. and In. Gerald. at Springfield,
spud Sunday with George H. Allen.
Mm
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Mail”. D. P. Arnoldmf Orange.
tin-Ire visiting friends in Norwalk.
t‘. '1'. Betta. on the limit.
=31!anth Merton and
transom this main; for
'm lam Pram-hen. lifters
vfltwttbthelrpuenu.br.ml
. X. Sable.
9.1qu
» ,(Joe 8.) and himself was suspends from
REQuiutardhlthegut-nlof
llldlrs. 8. W. M. othmutl
we the game of tin. Paul‘s
Q. Violets. of Woodward avenue.
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v Id
“scorn NOBWALK same BA m.
aha .. Joli-{m
M;
W}: ”unmade”;
“GDP. Tm
generic-nod
sou-III sonwinlli arr
mood
TERRY“ .M. ‘00 N: Amour
provisions. Marne lira-admit titanium
m A! D ”to: I'll
BROWN. r50. Main“ «Mom w '
your foot and have itfl titted. Rana
llrslir
invert. ~
no; 1.5.5.556: Ilium
Illa For—or Owner Bearin- Cull-Ilia!
Fro- m Derby Association.
ml
The Derby Transcript sayr: l
l-‘laherty,whoaehorse Frank 1ft regor
untrackby non payment of eitrance
moneylnthewolassatthoiicd her
meetiughae been released and 1 re»
A. F. Sherwood of the Derby], ’ving
associationto that effect, which} rattle
apart as follows: “This is to Icertify
that said Flaherty and said horse lure re—
leased from suspension from this} date."
Signed, A. F. Sml one.
These credentials will be sent to Mr. S.
Monte, secraary of the Nutionul'lrotting
association, and to S. W. Padl ock of
Brooklyn, who is now the on ner of
Frank McGregor. Mr. Paddock had
written for credentials as he was 1 a little
alarmed that trouble might arist ifhe
entered him again, which he int ads to
do May 7. at a meeting held in shade -
plliu. 5
Frank McGregor and his ltlriver,
it will be remembered, were molpellded
from the Norwalk truck last full. .
1'. ill. (I. A. Notes.
The members of the associatioujhaving
sccurul the required 300 ticket pledges
forau entertainment to. clear upI the in-
debtcthlese. on the piano, the entertain-
ment coInIIIittee will hold a meeting this
evening at 9o'clock to arrange for the
some. and also to elect olliccrs Ifor the
ensuing year.
The base bull department of tile £15.50-
Clililml. having leased the diamond in
the fair grounds fol the season. It game
will be played lilt‘l’l.‘ bI-tween llhe two
awniation llinmon Saturday allernmn
(It 3:30 o't'ltrrli.
Evervyoung man should not fail to
more a tit hot for the Colonel Bacml
letture. Sunday afternoon, in the Nor~
walk Opera House. at 4 o'clock
ltr. lultlwin‘n Bicycle Stolelll.
llr. W. ll. Baldwin. the .‘lorwulk
dentist, whole also :I bicyclist. Il'llccled
lo the home of Miss Fannie Stanley last
evening to make a short call, lent ing his
bicycle on the front stoop. W on he
came out the machine was mime. At
first he was inclined to take it as :I joke
but this looming when "(I track of the
bicycle haul been found. it!“ Willi" to tiltI
CullCllluinll that it had ll't'll stolen.
Tin-re is. :I reward of Slut! oil's-red by the
Pope Manufacturing company for the
arrest and conviction of the pI-rson or
promo stealing a machine of their make.
The penalty for stealing an flllllt’lt‘ of
merchandise of over 850 in vulueiis strum
prison. The number of the Illilll'hint? is
8795.
loyal legion llaanueLt.
(,‘olorIt-l Leslie Smith, Majoll t“. E.
buy and J. J. .ksch attended theMay
meeting: and banquet of the Military
Order of the [syn] Dogma of the United
States at Delmonimsin New York, last
evening. )lr. Ascll was nwornl inasa
member of the order. The other
member» from this State who alttcmletl
were General Aiken. of Nlorwich:
General Greeley. General Slept. and
Captain llcale .of New Haven. There
banquet was one of the moat chjoyablc
ever held. The principle speakers were
General Von-Icy, General 0. llourard and
General Horatio King. 1llc “I'll! meet-
ing will be held “Mines-lay. ”no!" 7.
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The County Ila-Le for (limbo.
TIII-lIricll-layerllllave begun {work on
the new County Home for children. on
Westport avenue. The stonework is
upprmching mmplction. the madam now
being at work on the foundation for the
ext» union. The building will he t-rt-ctml
according to the miginlll plans no extra
uppnmriatitm having been Int-cured.
Miner D.Randall,of thin cityJIaIi ll‘tmll'lu't-
ed to do the carpenter work. null Fslgnr
Milletts. of New ("uuaan, the brick
work. The work will be puslwtl.
Patflarehallfltdat. L‘“‘
III New Haven, yestmlay IIIterIImII.
tlle tieltl and line ofllccrll of the i‘tmncc-
ticut brigade, P. 31.. l. l). 0. H. III-Ida
meeting and voted to hold the annual
parade of the department in Bler‘ltlcn
early in Wm. The matterol visiting
the Smith during the month of June
was contdderrd. but no definite action
was Men. in July there will he a two
wtu-ks' cantonlntmt held in Syn . N.
Y.,and a delegation from tllll tit-part—
meat in expected to athuul
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-- all m In Hartline .
Big line of mitten from no ton will
be Mend at W s iloyt’n. Norwulk
and South Norwalk. Prices ll 17c.
tin. 20m. 21c... m. 2512.. and E '. lien
than wlkllerule prices. Cornell. k '
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«ammo mm
The following were tamed lay it.
it’ll. Linttumished from the oilico of
A. I. Winter. solicitor of Patents.
Bridgman, 0mm:
Ian-hint for rank
rekadmromunicatiu fvonrStI‘ If” " w ‘ wild-ile-
. The funeral was belt! yesterday.
were about 400 men present and the .
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manure figures.
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Mormon B. lL‘rulastlt ”Militia. -
“lyrical. Hana, apecilica lieu Will.“
.. manhole
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lecturer in ri'lilionua.
myJJTJ‘ksmw; "mm ,,
memmyw mm w. Eva‘mukfluum“
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NfifiHJ'JLQBBOm our. WIMWM'III. W W”
WILLIAM.‘ 11. ll. ”Wall $3.“.
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WILLIAM“. now-noun. w
name All! can-roan.
EAST filDflWACY. .ValZaIldt ave. l3.
mltolflnmttmlgp.
BUT if TllVlll NEWS
WHAT IS WING 08 AIM“! sou.
flALK’S Nlillilllullfi
nor-ad Temper-ace Bally at now-yin
m I“ Vlclllty.
d! U I“ C
FLThoInee has purchuod aline can-
riage horse from M. 11. Parental.
Albert Stanfield lost a valuable cow and
calf by death yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Golder has purchased a
horse and canopy wagon.
The first quarterly conference of the
Methodist church wul held last
night. Presiding Elder Wing mm in
charge.
Rev. B. Eastman, father of Mrs. George
W. Bryan, died at his home in Jackson-
ville, Vermont, Sunday, aged eigllty>two
years. Mr. Eastman was asuperannuat—
ed preacher of the Vermont conference,
and at one time held the position of pre»
siding elder. He came to Rowuytou
about Christmas and remained here riII-
iting his daughter until three weeks ago.
Rising Star Division. S. of T.. will hold
a grand temperance rally anti entertain-
ment Friday evening at 5 o’clock in the
Methodist church. ll. 3". Warner will
deliver an address on "The Liquor Traffic
on Trial." o. w. e. A. n. Kendrick
will speak on the subject of "llt‘rms.'
There will be singing and m-itatimts.
Dorian. -
Mrs. John Lune died last Monday.
The funeral was held from llt'l' into home
:It 3 o'clock this afternoon. llcv. hull».
French. of St. Luke's church. officiating.
The interment was in Spring Grow m-III-
ett-ry.
William Jackson in making some itll—
provemcnta about his place.
Mrs. Rockett has purchased the Elias
Johnson place and is now occupying it.
The mother and sister of John W. [its-e
are now occupying their summer rwi-
deuce here. ‘
James Waring is occupying apartments
over “'hitrley’s shoe store.
llauhoe Castle, Knights of the Golden
Eagle expects to visit Slahat kcmol :MIc
in Daltlvury III the near future.
William H. English.
kept a blacksmith shop near the RI».
Mills. is occupying Brady's large shop
near the Methodist t-lIIm-ll.
w llo fornu'rly
“’mlport and Sausaturh.
Frank E. Talbot. in the employ of ti»-
Snug-amok Manufacturing company. or-
pI-I-ts to sail for Europe early in June.
Mire; Lizzie Duly, of Suugatuck, and
John Firm, of Portcbesh-r. were married
but evening by Rev. Father Carroll.
At i'lIriIIt church Sunday looming only
seventeen persons were in attendance
and ten at communion. In the evening
twelve III-mms‘formcvl tbc tongregation.
Many sucrose. II III-- Art.
William Edgar Marshall, whose picv
turn of Alfred Ayres in the character of
Sllylock is now being exhibited ul "0th
pharmacy for a brief time. can count
many success-II in his art, and many dia-
tinguished men among his sitters. When
we say that Mr. Marshall pronounce- the
Shy-lock as among the very best work be
has done, some idea can be gained of the
value of the big mum. Mr. llamllall'u
"lost ambitions work is the immense
Head of (.‘brist. that for several months
was the great attraction at the )lctropub
ltuu Museum of Art. All a proof of his
vermtility, the artist lliIIlself engraved
the head. on the largest steel plate that
he» ever been used for a single land. and
the execution of the engraving ill as tine
tuthntof the plating. Both Lincoln
and (Iran! rat to Marshall, while they
mat-opted the Pmidmtial chair. thepie-
tureofthe latter III prteitleul WI,
We» piccolo a picture of ”him an
genmlofthe army. 'IllI-It jtlattlttt-I:
the war. Edwin litigant and Henry“
Ward lttooher rt-prsllenttsl the oppoalt»
eltvtltcnts of church and ”tag:- in the
llamhull mllecliou of unions subject».
and ill» studio was the. Iutlt in which
Omar-l Shannan [nod fora ymtrait.
Hem-fury Blaine and General Algerare
among the living men of mark of whom
Mr. Ifarehall will hand counts-mart pre-
sentment: down to (enmity. be having
mentiy completed pictures of both.
George William Curtis III just now it vil-
itorutthr painter’l den tn headway.
tortbcaamermrpoeandflluancev De-
pew finds time. despite hhmanyenmo-
nitrate. to sit in front of Hamil-it'll easel.
where hill llknembbeingtranlferred to a
canvas even larger than that of Ir.
Aym‘ Bbylock.
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mtnruedoverthestakemoaeyand
puma-Ignore» recent lane-M
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WABHLINLLGTON STATELL’S ORLEBLTINGI
The President's laartym In
I” 507”"-
Ticolu, Wank" May 7. ~Notwit
lug would rate that batman follicular
the past two days, the people of tka slab
of Washington gave the pie-luau a war-
was
formed. Between Ninth and Elevatll
streets the schoolchildrvnware lined on
ma side or III. street, a. um. m'tloald. Dickson wattioadaytottteboan
dripping with rain. gave the president a
hearty welcome. When his earl-input
stopped tot-name him to make them a
brie! addresshe wear-rad with arbour
The party then went directly to the
steamer, which steamed out at the Eric
amid the roar of artillery en route to
Seattle Tbeuotuhle feature of the prai—
tlent' 5 reception, and which deserve-spa
elul mentiou,waa the arches med". on
Pacific avenue. The first one war: torn
posed of blocks of massivetlmhar, them! [02:4 . "hhckiuk” and . pistol Be
one, of somber mom, was composed
coal, the next was a Involve column of lien
nil; imn followed by one or iron Ind silver tut hrwaa in the land communion bud-
ore Then came arches of shingles and luatl’uublound I.“ then on April l5.
various woods, all representing; the various Hg "W . thumps "my to (h. inw-
wflm 0‘ the new state 0‘ “flhiflm. or about. four men he had killed tingle
Snow “ uh . Mar . -It In nearly handed while they were atmnpting to rob
2 o 'clock when the steamerClty of Seattle. it allies» of legal papers. lie said he joined
with the presidential party, Governor Fer- u. ’0er Followers" about 3 my lap
ry and stall and Mr». Ferry, Senator and in the {filming manner. lie wash-Intrud-
Mrs. Allen, Mayor “'hite, of Seattle. and ad page“. apiece called Onl’s Head, on
the Seattle reception committee, arrived thee-undies line He staid there until
at the dock here All the steam "nah duh-“then about Ilfty men in masks
blew their whistles, and this alum-“leaf-
suing noise was augmented by the boom~ my]. to kneel and take a blood curd-
ing of cannon and shoutmgof thorn-nth ltn‘oath. Th: object of the organization
of people, who occupied every availalda wufor the «Institution of money The
space along the water front. .One couture
nus cheer marked the paw of the prud-
dent from the steamer to Lake Washing.
ton. in his speech here the president aid:
‘1 have fully appreciated the imperial“
of this great body of water upon which
your city is situated. This round, this in—
land sea must be the future entry port of
~ a great commerce. i do most sincerely»
lieve that we are entering now upon a new
development that will put the American
flag first upon the seas. and bring to our
ports in American bottom: a largely fur
mat share of the commerce of the
Alllhure said in other places I
for one am thoroughly discontented with
the present condition of things. We may
tiller as to methods, but I believe the
great patriotic heart of our people is ,
stirred, and that thcyara bent upon recur.
cviug that share of the world's commerce
which we once happily enjoyed"
The 'I’cll Tllo Bull Sole.
“'oosrrtn. 0., May 7.—During the night
of Aug. :5) the farmhouse of Michael Shel»
by, tIt-ur thin t-ity, was forcibly entered by
g four masked men, who bound and gagged
Shelby and his agedwite and viola cash
amounting to 812.630. Mrs. Shelby died
front nervous [Imitation brougbtonby
the excitement of the robbery. A detect»
ire bureau has juvt canard the arrest of
lleury ll. ltiackley, his grandson, Barry
“'ebb and a son. Daniel Blackley, neigh—
Until a few weeks
before the crime was committed Daniel
Binokley’was a member of the Kansas
City police force, when how-It duck-rm
Among the bills stolen was one of a thou»
sand dollar denomination. Daniel Black-
ley's wife mmlea trip to Canada to get
this bill changed, and the Canadian bank
unit-isle, suspicious of her actions, took a
snap shot picture of her as aha was receiv-
ing the money. The men will am he
protecutcd for murder.
Shelbys.
Mn. lint-c. «In. “d In cam.
Slol'x Fans, 8. 0., flay 7.——Tlla purpue
of the visit. of In. Jam- 6. Blaine. Jr..
to New York was learned today. Blowout
townsult herlawymautothoadvhahib
ity of holding a conference with her Ill!
band and eudravnriug to recombinan-
seut to relinquishing all clai- to thatr
threeyear-old and Young Blake'- moth-
eri.» vary naiouotoaeeurethacutodyof
the boy. while the wife is doing erm-
tblng in her power tout the child. In.
Blaine.Jr..expreued herself to herfrieadv
in this city that she did not so much care
for It divorce as she did to gain mien
of her child. which she feared would be
her.
Flier. ill-vi- and Kilt-ll Will Mt.
notions. N. 1.. May 'l'.~—Tke 6mm
emulation, of Hudson county, human]
its new club house in llobokeu ”members
at the prose. Jimmy Lurkin. of Jersey
City, and Jimmy Hana. of Philadelphia.
will meet in thltlhouuat tape-aliases!
Monday night to box twenty lands. or
additional
trunk"! Blavln and Jake Inval-
”WT”
”Its-rd" Marl» Itch-ta Carter.
Cinema. May 7,-4.ch Manner ill-till
champion billiard player of America. Bu
umCartrrtrl-dto wrest therew- auti lat
the silver champion-kip cup hora Mia at
the Central Music hall last an», but the
"Wis-rd" had not lost his running or kill
can he lull-pram. mob. “:sz
tklflydgkt alloy to wind up w
The seen than M
stood:
Btukeholdrrl’nd Wmlunt mm mm
, for Mr
cheered Inatily. cha ill: train mashed
Tacomatbe prulltaatand partywrracou-
of
Ills IIIIL III III Ulla.
,r‘i-txmw _ '
L" 555; Watt): mutt.
:plntaadeat
'LLA m A” nor wam
"Mourns.
Thrower, uWfllm It «II-rm
will“ mean...“ I.
may. It law and mulch mural of
an. trolls-r, Pictures. etc.
ACrankwithauiaaiou to Kill
.13me
“it. can If “been latic‘m‘
can in. a... Bop-tho! to run-
Cull Divide II, or Mo.
K" Yoda, May 7.-A (Tungsten-crank.
who‘ve: hlruameuChurleaJ. lick-cl,
hasharu arrested at the request ofJay
d Dr. Mann, Gould‘s phyla-l,”
m that was vleapraafdento!
an order called the "Chrhlt Yollowrn.”
andthathebadaml-Iimto klllJay
Gould. [Lhow'evernhrmillionalrewoukl
jive kiln new.” and make arrange
manufarthedistrlbutlonofbia property
locharity.hewouldnfrainfrurum
atlas. newillbuxamlaedutolunaalty.
In In Heavily Armed.
’a wheuarrutedwava
made an Instance, and after reaching pt»
Marlon-m told inspector Byrnra
and surrounded him it: was
council met about the 15th of last month,
h raid, and convicted Jay Gould. it fell
aokis lot togotoNew York andmakecer~
lain to Mr. Gould regarding the
distribution of his wealth. and if they were
not complied with he was to kill him
II. Haitian“ III-ac".
Failing to accomplish his work, he said.
he would kill himself. He would go to
“ford, his native place, where he had a
wot-ritual for the tbed. He said h
would have two pistols. oneto are into the
lira-tithe other to shoot himself with.
Mini! girl the impression that the
H” linked. Thepolice regard the
all: an very danger-ms cnuL
coma alienate min.
I!- DI-vwwa III. Actin- wf Ila Snub
dilute In Cutting Sugar ”on.
erw Your, Hay 1—.“ the Int-sting of
the advisory board of the Western Tram:
“aviation at the Windsor hotel yesterday
Mr. Gould astonished his fellow president.
by saying:
"I have not eome hen- to uphold any Viv
elation of the rules or to defend rate rub
ting. , There seems to be no doubt that
Mr. lands eat the ratfi, contrary to the
rules of the annotation, Whether he had
anflicirut provocation for the act it re-
mains ftw you to decide after hearing his
Wt.
"i believe that the only way to place the
mandation on some TIFF is to abide by
the latter of it, and to deal with offenders
unending to the rules. i have nobody to
protect that is connected with the Missouri
Pacific—not even myself. if any man has
anych-rgm to make against Inhibi-
pretertbcmaudiftbeyareproven i will
protect the agreement by resigning from
the resiliency of the road"
loan of 3 than” Crisis In limo.
lama. May 7.—-.-’tn increase in the
Bank of England rate is probable because
of the withdrawal of mold, llmulia is n
”It! by the action of the Rothschilda.
and balling in her balanm now on
it in European capitals. The various Eu-
ropean exchanges are greatly diuurbad in
consequence of Rnuia' II action. remember»
ingtheruaultof net mile in tit-cal.
harm
action willeadanm any future Russian
MthRulaiaknowIl that stocks an
already too heavily held in W,“
also that the Ruth-ehtfla’ count will can.
Saw You, May 1.4m Kata. a
drummeriu thermploy officiated,“
“Walkerureet. shot himself dead lull.
«ruininlroat of bin employed store.
Katahadjunt been seen-ado! embcullug
fundalrmnthe firm, and an oflicer had
humtforwmblm. Kalxwaa
twentydwo years old and raided at
”Avenue I). "shut evidently premedi-
tuedaalcldelo anticipation of his arrest.
lat-turn were toned In his pockets ad-
dr-ott tolls murklagb’er ”to forgive
and bury him. The amount at his
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It IS
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WEEKLWIIIILH.
“555mm“... we
mnum. lain aim Wall ‘11:.
investment»,
TAT I03 I GOLDEN I and di' Wald-gun
$.35. N Natale and insurance.
trimmer; 00mm
_('0NV'K(.'HCUTI§EN' Laminate-o 8.8.15
ll mmdkmurt .Wuhlngton-ul
rim-II
menu-r N LIFE mam. DWI-III -
womb. 5.. ..J “WWW!“ "i-lfi II
NORWALK flit! INS (1).! In Inca-ado]
business-Ii mMNooutstur-di ugkmclahns
Palm LIFE lxa.('0.1‘lIe.fiW
pt. tut. A. ll. Freeman. mt. superint
L' 3 . ‘~ L'LEL: "
W f5; ' ’I
. l. .f ,
That a Indy” 5 dress makes or mars her beauty, but the time has
come when it is unnecessarv for any lady to select II dress that
does not become her. when she can find such an assortment of
DRESS GOODS
To select from as we offer.
Read the following and be convinced:
Byards full dress pattern of 35-inch Cashmere. all colors and
black, .l.c. These goods are well worth 15c per vard
38-inch Cashmere, all colors and black. 21c per yard.
Winch all-wool Cashmere. all colors and black. ..c per yard,
\\ e would particularly call your attention to the :Ibm p. as they
are very cheap.
42-inch Serge, III Plaids at We. north I; it-
14-inch Manuel. in colors and black. . :fc Worth I: .c
Habit (’loth in plaid spring shades. In inches wide. 1.1" per
'tll’d. WOT“! 65¢.
36-inch Plaid Dress Goods. l.t worth 2-312
In Black Goods WE lake the lead.
file-inch black all-wool Henrietta. lit:
ll IIII lI him it all- wool Henriet .I. .. .lc,
lmiuc b blur -k :Ill-Ivool Serge.
and ::.-II
NOTlONS.
Pins. '1 papers for' J.
'It't‘. S’I'it'.
'h‘lnl’lollt \‘vallt'l. EZ'I
ltK' t‘alic: Ttmill l’nWIlcr. lfit':
th’lll (‘Dtr'l’m Ill . ii.“ fin. .
;'\.\ in h Hazel Soup.
M. r:1:rl Luv l.tl"
no it.
Ivor} in: “MI.
T". '
ladies’ Muslin Underwear.
Specials in Con-let ('ovcrs. lilo, Tina 29¢».
Sywcials irl Night llrtezscs.
Specials in llnthh’. 'lfw.
Hpr!‘l:li" iII Skirts. HI'.
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film
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Illa“. 43¢: 57“",
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
and Draperies.
...
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ILL WIDTHS IND OIIALITIES.
THE
BOSTON
STORE,
83 lbs“
, 0.1%th wtwm ll.
' mm” curious Ni 81‘”.
allki ads. linoleum-ad . u mwfi.
- “immune. wn no
lace curtains, Portieres‘
yinttonllru‘l.
m ,,
1493?. JOHN ii. If]! WWfl"
D
1 men maintains.
wcxwoon uncut '11!qu on. an.
return: of ,,
other a Pearl if
mom twlmflce blinks
NITRWALK LOCK (.‘0 SN. “1E
woes big" ”" r ode Morten-5::
. es new on w
v ml ml! ill M 3
HACKER “HOPE. .
ngfihkx [30:8W03K8ng” (30-th" W3:
and mm mm
repaint for menu mm
SCOYIEIJ), WM. A. Kui t «.3. if
ehluery Iniule pnunpllyghlllfla‘ “M-
moracrnazu CHILD-SWIM
HARVEY, (9. ll .0 North mum final-u
l .
“Wham I. II rubbers, leather...
MARKETS.
Al'liioh‘. A. lMMuiu et.N 3!“ fruit
.ltsh.tlylnere, clam mesmillo “W
BENNP'T'I'L. It ill man In .1152”
lobster». l lam». fruitinéi Ngfiain at,
CALL AT 11' IID'I-It ash Market. Vine Barn-a
spot ill! ) Washington III, 8.2:. opp. Luxury
III-Ia
Washl
Warm. N. lknleriuallkinds rerhmeate.
MXIKWOOD. 1.. “albumen sum
flue meats, fish, 03' stem, clam v
ASH] .V'fi'l'OV MARKET. CW
' .meatsv, poultry for family
» JiNo. Main st. 5.x.prime
poultry. etc. t'hoice cut» at as
W EBHER, J. l’. 12 Main et. N. choice
poultry, fish. vegetables. etc.
LUMBER ”BALI-IRS k PM!!!“
”'5'
rough or worked to order, mbuldinpdrimntc.
MASOVS AND BUILDERS.
SEYMOl R, HENRY, lfll‘k‘eet ave. 8.1! All
kinds of stone mason contracts taken.
SMITH. ll lLLl Akl ll. 3]“‘eet st,S. 3. Job
bins promptly attended to.
mill“). AID GRANITE.
BATES, P. “1 Water st. S. manufacturer of
line granite and marble work, and dealer in
stone work of all kind-4.
)Ill .V'S 0| TI’I’I'I'EBS.
(:0.\l'~'1‘0(' K BROS )lamnie build' it SL0.
Main st, :4 .V. Gentle -uteu' a in rushing goods.
Ft .431 lr- A- Q (l. Ptrlkrtrltlflgloufl. $.21. line
1.5.Igcrttiomcn':lumbhinzsof nilk Ludo
3111“le LV'I' TAILOBS.
($1.50“ SKI. E. Il “ all st .V. A perfect fit
guaranteed; the late-5t Myles always on hand.
KIN 0L1: l‘ I: .Vn. Main It, .‘~' .\. Fine tail-
. ring: :I. -m . i: lll‘v. in p: .iri “5;. -!I:.
)IILI IVE}; .
("ll Ll.\'<. R. .‘l l'.‘\ as X 15.1.5.5“ I.
tunteri. i: mod it
”.‘il ll All, l-~‘ ‘l _ Il\\nll 51.x agency for
Hi 2 ~I. I In [SilZlL’l Dyeing Establishment.
Ill 5!! TL. \( HEIRS.
I;Ill.~'o.\..11.£x ~’ 2’.’ )ll ruin at, .V. Piano.
organ and h or
0" 9115!; PI \.V'l'l;l.§ .\.V'l) DI. nurse.
HIHT. “. H. k NON III V Mir-5!, S. \. “not
of Rayn. Lon-l I H. lllTVr“. exp- Inn-fund whole—
-ale Ulnklr‘l" In [arrive o\ atera.
llEZl-I l) d- lit)[>15li.\.lll\\ ater 51.5 .V. LPlan-
if. r— ant -ilipper~ of Somali: oysters.
VAX SAME. J. L. Jr 60. l‘. 0. box 38 S. .V.
I' An}: [LVS AV!) MODELS.
Vol: V: RILK ? \TTERX l\ llRKs. [multilin-
illw Ivrm pro; ll': ur-‘I-lt. :Ikc. xx. Hull‘ew-
”Hp 1:.lt;.. by {In ”whaling" arbor
\nrua 'Dln Y.
I._Im n. I—tmml: ll. 1.13:»-
l I... . In 'i‘r:.- MAM“ air):\\illlam
ll. .‘mlll’l. v-ll' lllt‘: urns.- t‘ hurth. thot airl:
and many olht r~.
l’ .leTILKS.
Pl: US \l’l) F. I . . 'W ate-rsr. \'..~'igu painter,
l’ tll‘. t. Ktlltl and Pill tl' :igth a sipct lalty
it'll ERBLVK fill 0 H I ”Water“. .\ "0th
and .-i-.:ll palmer. paper hanger. decorator.
I’lltVI'UGB .‘I’kll’lfl".
SIIWHL II .' .h \\ asllibgtnn ~X .‘~. V.
ovmlin uni) and that tl
l’l JV" ‘l'l' VB“ 8 In?" l’kll‘l‘llk.
lll- \"DE. l}, t i- f' r“ Ill-and Hui- llt~ts.\'. Also
dealt r in pi new en: ti. .~ ~1an tnu~ir etc.
I'L .‘TIVG t-ULD, all. k I: ll AVID NICKEL.
fill ”Hf VHF.“ ii 'i Pl. ."‘-\ I lXGI '0. 49Watrr
. [I‘ l: doth- polishing
t
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0m;
s \ l‘rnpr rt, inl- uh. homesterentuecadv
“illllnl'AKll. E A No. )lainnfiN We.
rw t and building lots for sale.
“EST. \I' R3318.
z‘. .‘illllll l' l II Railroad Plate... 2. Meals
at all hour» ‘Llfll fl) lint class in every n5
‘ptcl. A few table boonlers taken.
LtvaZ’h' ill: l’lYl' nr‘xr .-\l lHN'l'. s. N. ~
in (hr l‘n-‘t. pflt‘rrlllelowrsf. Openall
.‘5! noon}.
ll \lilll'e‘. fill“ 1 "HT! TEN. \‘oungladiaa
invitl‘lllfhiltll in). hool. Spring!“ Avril...
Mllx MEAD: . lltml. for girlsand w
ladies, liillsidt\ . Spring temopenatllril
aflon'l'll 3V]! AND “I’ll—mo-
1..“ Mills BLAH" K. S N. (‘ F. I’lurab,Prin.
Day and m ning sale us. Send forcinular.
51'}. 1M ENGINES AVID rum
Vlllt“ ALE IRON \\ ORKS ( "Ml'AXY. The
l‘. uter ~r. s. )2. nrur Rational p.
57!; AMSIIII’ TICKET AGENTS.
l “TOY .l \l‘ III; .\I W asbiugton‘t neat P. 0.
H .3. Pl". ti. krtw drafts. Inont- y orders (recall)
s’l’tts'll Ill-ZAIIZR‘L
l'l‘ Rub. .mllS ll. It “aehiugtou st.S.N. also
brir. lime. lenient, hair plaster.
llult’l'ux. .10!an I'L'Tu lor avenue. 8. N
Mm layer of t om Iinto was.
510‘ ES. RASUILV AVID "mum
KETt' Ill .‘l, I AND!“ :9 liuviland at. 8. N
Una ~tm t. u and water heaters. TKO (Ibo! “7.
“WV 11.! L. J \l. .55 ll" aahinzton III. S. N.
Tllli !' KING.
NORTON, ltIll.\ EMT-y lorurennefi. N
and bur. 5 [I'm lung promptly attended to.
l’. Illill‘l‘llllilfli.
JENNINGS, J. D. opp. Moreen. R. tie Res-
draw 3 Elia MAI . Telephone. W
JELLIII'FE. IIEII. :2 3'... Main Rf. ~l. 5 Open
at all hours.
RAYMOND 650. ll. ill and it Main Its
Residence 2 ilcrkeley lit. Telephone" “-5.
Jacob M. Layton.
Real Fatah-and film I at. “canal in-
mrrlnce Agent? Fire. M r and Accident.
0. can Ste-null p'l‘it' L. o. i ‘sbln and strange
ltruftn for Li and upwards. and Money Orders
mull DBIIIHIT Bur-rpm Notary l’llhllr: ’fll‘m
[alumnus lulu fl. Bailout-l Tit III-Lin. Bau-
me I he: krtl to destination
lib “'Mht ion hirer-l. next to i’not We.
booth errwa It. tool:
allows KELLOOO.
hum I“
Fine Boots and Show. leather
and Flntllllp.
'lnl nttvntiottulu II to Repairing. Plean
ml and we.
'll \l .th P‘TllKKT. XORWALK. CONN.
aldilul Next to llryam. Ileana d: (‘0.
ALBIN MALMOI
Dealer in all kinds ofs
Emil and Salted lute
\‘ltttl’fl‘hllhllfl, DELIL'ATVMIN.
Bauer. View. lard. l teammates. ranch-Is,
Oyst m. cm. rte.
xolt‘l’ll )tAlN mam. NEAR WM.
south Xmalk. tacit I
THE null Mount tutu:
ll nllerl lam for «chiral practice.
Aim the cr :lmnted Turn and Pond
with all their Illfnlfl. including loll-M
IIII 'hm‘ml. mo me by calling ouor
N. K. reams,
{mist M the small ll. 3. charr-
Ieulmotl'lu diatom-anti III. risen and
drama) Wm avenue 1'. 0 3mm
1‘ .
At WSW!» Titania and Afi'én
’3
twin
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It.
nea-
ll. LV'DALII S 31".]... E. N. lumber and tin ‘
‘7 -~ - ' .I I’m- in goods.
In: ..il IZST ‘1'!" AGENTS.
LAYTOS .Hi till it “a: magmas! next I
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Norwalk Chronicler