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1 , ’ sumo-u-
.‘ 'Inail‘hsoughtal-lsttar, writ-
lih by mom-pl: m. to
atsrhInWM,dI§wwalk. inform-
inghlnlthstnwsy was open whereby
couldsectrrcs fortune. The follow-
hwbssynopshonhclrtter. which Mr.
Wcrn'rrtnrned over to a Sunni.
this vicinity.
“Intriguingtotnaheyonnnofler
, ‘whichitaéccptsdwlll soon win it [or—
r'nnnsutdyouhankrsféreacss unto my
anyulowevanthst you. can hrcomc a
. cidctocometoNewYorkandafter see
.m.
-m-oim'wm. tho-sh genuine.
incnot made by the government and
MM mandyonrtaluily I have a
lawmantolconnterlclt money ink],
.fifiandfilililh which 1- can furnish
you at am reasonable rate and which
you are perfectly safe in handling. ’ l
Thonuty in all transactions of business
Industrreyouthstyou run norislr in
handlingrny‘stnfl.’ There is but one
We! minoand that is by meet-
'inzlnoin New York or in some smnl
villagc. Wcmustmaetiaoctoface and
nrautonlan,inordcrthatlmaym
who! am dealing with; and that you
may be accorded the same privilege. l
nugoinswfindout if you his a man
who will do as you are told before I he-
gin basilica with you. You will receive
several type-written letters but time
you lunatnot answer. The only letter
youvntustanswcristhc one written by
hind. The reply must be a telegram
tinting whetheror not you Will accept
my oll’cr. Now you are wanted. Threw
hundreddollars is the lowest amount
thntlcarl do husinem for. If you do-
ingmyguodssredissntisllahl will pay
mincashwhatcvcrexpsnse you may
haveificurredaudalnogive you a rail-
‘roadtickcthnck. Answer hastily."
. Thclsttsr ackrsrcounterfsit
cl hank than from W
can he sold cheap, It is asserted that
other Norwnllr and South Norwalk men
have received these letters, and that the
malls have been flooded with letters ad-
drswrd to prosperous tartar-rs in West—
pcrt, Dalian, New Canaan, Wilton and
W Inside 0! the letter received
‘bylr'. Werner was a small piece at
:psper. bearing theaddrcss “E. ladomue,
'31! Park Row, New York city." to which
replies were to he sent in case the receiv-
ar desired to handle the “goods.” Other
letters received here are said to have con-
tained slips hearing the names 1-1. H.
Jones, J._C. Ayer, and B. 0. Tompkins,
all giving the ants addru.
The letters state that 1.8.500 oi the
m could he bought for W.
Hall-Belle.
Nhlnryflcinr,daughtcr or Profes-
ner.Hcine,and Walter Hall, 01th-
city,werclnnrried last evening at 7:30
o’clock. sttbohridc’s home,“ Bayviow
arsnunthcnuptial knot being tied by
in. on: Hallock. rector of Trinity
church. minibus pvcttily attircd
inatrnrcllngcosturnool brown broad-
clothwithfathcv trimmings and car-
risdahonquatctrnarcchaluiclrosu. 'l'hs
Wm“ laments Heine,
“lithium She worcacustulnc
«monorail-loin, with trimmingaol
,Wchflmandcsrricda bouquet
ct-ucciralnislrcsrs. Charts-Walters
nth 's but man. Following
mfimwtmwwng sup-
psrwassrrvcdandthchrillsl atropine
”gunshot!“ that.
‘ yum-inning ' . 1 to! slim I, ' ' t I ‘
.. WW" M... W W m. mm a *-
ban-mwhichWWb-W* um VmWI-tnn
”iron-hr- amnion-m sdahrthshl'lmlm “'0
,. .jW“ hills-s “MUIM will be (ll-y
' ‘ hpii‘inln in: m and liththhnssssplscrdthslcl
wammhml. flingatctalcflflhnthhflnrs.
nd by the spirit of modern groan-I. The
blusterinrwindn oi Hardware ‘hcrc, ind
withslittlcdr’ywesthsr to prepare the
lnaterialmnrpcoplcmustprcpsrcto tn-
joy their mqufllg surlsit of gratin.
latclstrset filth. Thirstufl makes an
«cellar fertiliser for lawns and gardens,
but as a covering for human trachea and
taxman open to some obvious
ohjcctions. ‘lusohsrcarncst it is an in-
tolerahlc nuisance which should not be
permitted in the middle of a cinliutd
community, and which other plscesot
[as [Intention have already abolish
ed in theonly way by which that an be
clilciently done, and that hy making it it
public work to he (inch by the public
authorities and at public expense.” This
applies as well. to the principal streets of
. DOW . ,0. 9 “I. \ ”"1!”th m, i .,
Want-nus as was chum Ont”
ulmhyllnrfl'uflnglm. ‘ ‘y
Lam, lurch lit—{his utths mast
ptheticandtonchia’gsceus cur per-lisp
snuctcdwlthinthcismons 01d Ballrywss
witnc-cdtcday when “mm
Drhurnswasssntcnced intllcccntralcrirn-
halcourttouinemonths'tmprisoualcatat
hanllahortcrpcrjuryandlsrccnycflcwch m
trslisthcruuat noted in Imam m W
courts. ltissitustcdlnthaOldBailcy.sd—
joining chgntc prion,“ in thfi build-
lagsnrncoitnclnostaotorioushritishcrint-
inalsltavsllscntrlsd
lnsuticlpationolthctrlalthc courtwss, m
nesieged hetero the doors were cpcnsd.
Mat-werchnncdhythcshcnnhctucn
this precaution did not invent tho building
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our city and borough. bring packed to excssa Outside the Old u. n i?
p .- Bailey.althoughitwas snowingtlrlrhly, whys-Ilsa that-adulthwflshim
11' Has been 'fouud that some of the MMWWWFWi‘WW “flmwmm
half burned carbons «who from the “ 9““8 u“ “m ”fl"- T“ m on:
it
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lit
lniutlcd.howcrcr,hadlittls to map-ls
that. lanhor-aewasdrivcu {mutant-
lowayinanordiwyionrwlloclcd cah.hcr
hushnudhcing with bar and a (crush at-
tendsnt,whilcawardcnsat nponthchus
withthcdrlver. ‘
are street lights will cut glass, or at least
most eilrctunlly scratch it. The street
gamins have found this out and they
amuse themselves decanting the plate
glass windows and doing other destruc-
tive work. The only remedy is lot the ”I 0-503“ Plume-mo- ..
lalnptrimrilcrs to gather up the lrgv “emu-“m.“w . d ’
merits of those cartons every time they
trim the lamps. instead of throwing
their) in the streets.
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31h)? 0? SPRING. mum 1 qucstion which “tau.” l blag?
Carpenters and Printers Busy In \‘nrlcns ”mfi" wfimw 2%. ml ind h-
I
allothsrothsrissusshslcrcthacunntry. III.
dcarir.youn truly.
‘ llmnnnllsaras.
“mummmm
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Pam at the Town.
W. H. Smith‘s double nearest 83 and
35 West street is in the hands of pointers
Paper hangers and painters have in-
vaded the “L R. Smith residence on
West avenue.
The Gregory homestead (at Main street.
Norwalk, is lining thoroughly renovated,
preparatory to lacing rented. < - i ‘
Raymond Brothers are hsving“lh'sir '
large apartment house, corner of Arch
street and fianklin arsuuc, borough.
repaired, repainted and put in general
good condition.
The Var. ' Burr-rt “midi-m"- on West
avenue. so mlfl’ll admired herrauso oi ital
well-hpt at me», ls receiving ibl
annual renovation while the family is
sojourning in the south.
Painter Shieldsand his men are put-
ting the finishing touches on Sands Sel-
lcclt'n new cottage at the corner of Frank-
lin and Union streets, soon to he occupi-
ed by (title! of Police Volltrtcr.
tnltcrvd for s murnsat -
lumsdintely took asoat.
Ira. Mum ‘n Hark.
loohd terribly was and worn, and
ccnvuhivcly. It wu «Wat that also
inamnditionotscrni—collapse. Shcglanccd
at her husband, who held uphhhnnds
toward her in a hemhing mum. The
indictment was read amid breathless silence
and Clerk Avory said: “Prisoner at the bar,
do you plead guilty or not guilty!"
In. ()shorne's voice was almost an inaud-
ible whisper as she snswmd. "Guilty"
In. Ilargroavss Beg» (or lorry.
Mr. Forrest Fulton then uldreued the
court in helm" of the government. The
charge at larceny, he said. might well have
lieculett to private prosecution. hot it was
impossible to overlook perjury. 3m: these
wads he would leavcthccascin hlshrd-
ship‘s handc
Sir Charla Russell iollowcdinhslnlfot .,
the prisoner. He said thattlmushest ao—
qualutcd with thcprisoncr was sure tint pint h passed, but say that their patient
the but been mammal. mm alter» will require is long m: and careful alter»
ration ctr-ind. ‘fiassthatruthcaracto tinn-
Ight‘ tho prhouer lad donccverythingia
her powar to repnirthcm'nchicl,sndhd
lands a voluntary snrrsndsr to justice.
Captain Osborne, hsr husband. had writ-
ten to the thanry asking tht the prison-
sr’strialtnighthc delayed until after the
pr'nonas's confinement. To this the treas-
ury had rain-ed toconccdc. llc hopcd the
court would tah into could-nation the
Ills Mus, m, armour».
A. Attack .1 Haunt Inllnrw M
(In-son flnr Dealt.
h'rw Your. March ill-Ira. Janos (l.
Blaim Jr- hndan ottztark oi hmrt tnilurr
early in the morning, and for #:‘Tn hours
she lay lit-tween lite and death, with three
doctors gallantly lighting the grim do
stroycr. She was unconscious and delirious.
and when thc crifi occurred, dimly llctou
noon,even her medial attendants learud
that their aorta were unending. '
‘lh'n stage wan salcly pulsed, however.
andsiaovthnt tinsel-arrespirntlonhashoen
r and bar heart action more new
dutysad‘adlsdtheur in mutton with
thcnatunadthenrth. chcwrarryonly
115’ Motoarvssttmignmtnm .
and 7_ r‘mtotonrtoreigntradsiscoa-r
ducted slastnrrshcanngoarastionslflam_
. continued:
A \‘rtcrnn Trucklssnn Dull.
Mom Raymond, one of the oldest renlv
demo of this city, mined macelully away
at his home, No. Qflonry street. at ll
o'clock lmlt night. 31’. Raymond was
eighty-we years of 339 February ‘26. lie
was horn on ltoton Hill, in n house which
stow nearly anionic the one in which
George 1. Keeler now residu. He was
on" at a family of fourteen children). all
hot one of whom grow up and were unar-
rird. All but two are now dead, Andrew
J. Rayllmnd, of New Canaan, aged sor-
cnty-iour, and lint. Joshua Jennings, cl
Rllton llill, aged seventy-scroll years
llr. ltsytnondhad bean colossal in the
trucking busineal here about forty-tour
years. lie win actively engaged until
one week ago, whenho was taken with
the grip, which developed into pneu-
monia. The deceased leaves a wife. one
om. Grand Juror W. II. Raymond, and
thme grandchildren, thcoldntof whom.
0. 1-1. Raymond. ill one oi the proprietors
of the Human Daily Union. The
Mom] will he held trout the house
sunday alteration.
A Ind-Inn's Fearful Warn.
unlosrows, Pa. larch 10.4. W. the , ,
my.whohaslwendrluklnclarddlatm M
Mr W inn-normals! mar. durum-pun paqlls’srchnksctthcparty
that [mind ths sitona nanny hill.
lnnonnlflon Ir. cumin vslsrrcd to the
mik‘ ditficcd on Icahhyrclerrlng
to
nacho! truth. which
33...».
‘ hythc uncudcncyolthc
sndthsrohptlcnnt Ir. Bscdtothcloor,
draping wiia. no then W hcrtos
stovcinordsrtosct heroilsaturntcdcloth
soils: "1 sppml tor tncroy with all ssy
heart. lhavebowu and loved ltllsl all
thtoaudanccuvincsdthntshswasnct
inhcrrlghtlnlnd." Thsnllrn Hargreaves
satdowmwccptngahnucthystcrlcslly.
lunat'allnlbaspnlr.
Thcjudgciupadagssatoasa‘sald:“flcr~
cncc Ethel Osborne, you have
party alter twenty-Ive your
Stewart Was Hunter-d. '
WW1”. Pa, limb lo.-—Jolln
Stewart. whoao body was found in lunch-y
archwaslnunlercd. There is a leapin-
dcntattou in the skull and his watchand t.
icrty dollars are hunting. anvil-pr
mm,muthrsra or In MI"
Woman» issa to
rssidshrDswego.X.Y..wasl crisis
and m
flours lots- !otat contrasts atrium. .
Them Point lame-Ii; cum
panyycctsrdsy afternoon awarded the
cor-tract for tho srsctlu ct tho, now
www.crmwymw
and the sltcrntloln to tho hsthln‘
housss.toA.R. “unconnolthc
hollow. Workwillhcco-nisncsdinl-
nudist-lyi- ths contract calls (or its
John Milan lluly lag-sci.
maul, larch Inc-John Dillon,
mummmfla'm'h
bin-“bull“ prim nth-l
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wutchctlcarsstwsl.» N7
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melflhhniltla (Illness
squid-flint. ltwlllhsm
mmdnshsthlsnnvllol.md
runs-Sum
llur llllllllll llllll Suitings
at file. a yard just opened to: the Spring
Trade are beautiful;
t...
yards long,'o_ur price 89c.
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stlntvirs at,;-,25f cents,
can’t be Beat.
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, Staple qualities for the
tun, syn-do. V .lonboui'price
1‘ . ,. ‘41 ' to
81.59.
2.10.
2.49.
2.69.
3.98.
4.50.
5.00.
W- : . -; W . -
‘Portelglgfie Curtal us.
in Portior Curtains we arcshowing a line of patterns and
colonngs that are great. We have them both in solid colors and
Dado borders, also with and without fringe, ran 'n in ricer;
from 33.98 to 810.00 per pair. 81 g 1)
some PAIR.
We can sell you the best Corset ever otter-ed at this price.
The shape is perfect and every pair is guaranteed to fit. If you
doubt our word try a pair and be convinced. Our line of colors
includes white, blue, drahand gold. - "
7 (Int line of Wilding Shins and Boys’
Underwear, llosim and Kid Glove
Trade, repl‘eééntillg the llost Manufacturers,
‘ b01211 DOm‘dBtiO’all‘tli Foreign.
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GINGHAMS, FOREIGN m. DOMESTIC, ..
.ourmos, DBAMBRAYS, CAMBRICS, M”
LINERS, WHITE GOODS AM)
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Wane,
First in the
. Leadingm Style!
7 Second to None!
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warm n
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stone wort or all kinds. ,' ' ‘
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polo dialer: in nattvc oyntrrc.
all-JED a Housman, EH mantis.
ordain.
ters and nltippcth of Small
we Xalh, 3.1.» cc. macaroni;
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