E
_ WITCH
" twuoommodiuutom. andou the Boer
ahhvealethauluhroonie. Thefront ol’
.3]; building it composed of Thomas
‘pra-adhriokandmrracotta work PW
mull appearance not equalled by
anyothwotromintown. Them
iortrilniuiupanddoorsaro of
, muesli, rubbed down with pumice
Wadingfromtbelowerhall to
“to mill hull above. which extends
Mhmolthebuildingtothe
hilliardrooinattheroar.areofoak.
Attlinfrout.openingfromthehall on
Cielaft. la the reading room. This is
paints the pleanntmt room in the
building. Twolargewiudows look out
1 upouthestreetandinanalcove. behind
alwettynaturalwoodarch. in an oriel
' window. Thealcore ermnds over the
mainenuanceand lights the hall by
nieauaclgrmnd glass windows. 0n
“Molthtumiau large fire place
bladed to add churl'ulnesa to the
room iothe winter time. and around
whichnianya joke will probably be
cached during the winter months for
unlanyyeantocome.
Y Nexttothereadingroomistberecept
inuruorumounectedwiththecardmom
hynieanaoiasliortpaasage. onoue side
“Momentum room and on the
otbridethecoatroom. The entrance
tomeaoatmouiiafromthecard room.
" thalifiraamopuhgiutothehall by
”undid! door and two large
whim Folding doora also sep-
aratetlbroomfrom the billiard room.
whicheateudsactcat the building. In
‘ Malawi? feet. Glass doors
‘ cpniutothehalhatoiletroomnnd the
Maroon. Nexttothis, acres; the
halltmtheoard room. is the parlor.
hptho hall '- a single en-
mahnfoflilg dome. an 8:131:85]
" “new. hall.cardrooln and bil-
liardroorniaayhathrowuintoonehrze
poo-i. Nexttothiuooniaretworooms
”wratboNorwalk Library as»
elation.
‘lhe floor- rhmshm the WWW:
madmmimdnlh'lim 91°99"
mhthabilliardroom,wheremaple in
“a. Thehuildhigwaoeoutructed b5
gum, who sublet the dillerent
m at follows: Brick work and
BMW; Inhandplale
as fact. munmflfectfront.
wwwdthehoitllngm E 0
o. II. M”. In Cole K J
MEIER. ALB. Woodward.
flu]. “that. The building coni~
“humid 11.3. Woodward.
bulwark.
Thrill!
”unmanned
on:
f”
downy
when
greatlatrmla
MW
~ Plonter’s Wife" and u change ol bill
“Mel haul-Inna furni-
Ila whichwill be placedintheroome
l“: “.3. «no. In:
one
_ “anonym-
” II ballll .
h“ u. tliantIitolon “(“thle
hall
"'9 th: «filtration-sly the out week. he
“in a” Wmuhatlaaafollowa:laaa.
(hw- d'm 0‘ ""9""
Miser-nee 0““-
WSFlllllllEIB TOWNS <
”In"! Twill-WWI...
uni-annulus .
f T N
O torn out thatWilliam Godtrcy.of m“ 2‘3;5:;:u;::&3 WJ‘ 4 >
Bedding. was killed by hi- partulk in at-
’NM W ill In... aau There la Kant Namath-Farm ’
' in ”all.“
Hit-Avicefilwallof Oleveland. Ohio,
iatiaitinglra. ltankScymonr.
llhrllyrtlefllnouwhohmbaeavidtp
inglh Lillian EJoIIeaJlrat avenue.
haureturned toherhoine anaterhury.
that on Monday night both men were in
would Manor house drinking cider.
Walton was jealous and wanted to fight.
Godfrey was in good humor and would
notreapond. He said he was going to
work next day and did not have time to
light. “I'll fix you so you can’t goto
work," said Walton.
A few moment later the woman went
into the yard. While picking up kind.
lingo she heard the lighting in the house.
She ran in and found Godfrey sitting on
the lounge. holding his head and groan.
ing. Defore she reached him
he fell on the floor in a dead
faint and died in a erw minutes
later. While the woman was bending
Beginning on louday. March 28.all
west—bound trains will etop at the Itatlon
on the north side of the track atEaet
Norwalk.
TheYoung People's Society of Chriatc
iau Workersof the Eat Avenue II. E.
church met last erening with Ill. ["1-
telle Reeves. The election of officer-
was postponed as it was deemed
necessary to apply for a charter
and learn if admittance could be gained
to the Epworth hogan.
,, , T'TON.
over him, the negro approached and said: Mrs. \Villianftlwo; is visiting you
-- ' ' al ." Du -
Oh! lies dead. Let him one r in City d "3"”
ing the night the guilty pair agreed to
tell the story that Godfrey fell innfit
and died. been visiting lira. W. 1. Stevens.
It is supposed that Walton struck his The “61.0.13ch “15 on a“. fair
chum on the head with a piece of iron. held at Crow's hall. last week.
On the strength of the woman‘s story Kinesllattieand Anna Raymond. ol
Walton. was taken before Justice Silaw Noroton. spent y ante-rd ay with Miss Kilo
of Bedding. on the charge of murder, tie Ferris.
this morning. At thcdcwt in this city William Cm. a Rowayton boy. who
he W“ “‘m' “’9“ ““h “'m‘“ I... been living forwmctirnein Brattle-
h” ‘5 “WWW" boro. v:., has returned to this pm «In. -
Another Prize Problem. In“ famlly.
Agenileman visiting a patient in a The lmptistery in the Baptist champ.
hoapitsl said to the attemhnt‘ “tom sick has been uni-plated and was filled with
man 'sfather Is my mother'.sson What water yietcrday. ll took film barrels
relation existed between the visitoi and '0 5" “-
the patient? Gilbert ccotleld an employe. oi E.
The Queen willgiveauelegant Mason & Thom. and like liarford. of this place.
RischorStsiuway Pius Tom-d Upright weremarried in Portchester, Thursday
Piano to the lint panon answering the afternoon. They are living here.
aboNe problem correctly: an elegant Gold Rev. E W. (3,0.de whim “no“
Watch forthe second correct answerm row morning m“ be“ "Ruth and 8.,
ChinaDinner Betfor the third correct 0mg;- lutlneveuiughewillpmach on
answer; an elegant Silk Dress l’atteru "A W310...»
forthe ionrth correct answer: and many Edwin L. Stevens entertained a large .
other valoableprizes. Elegant SW number of friends lmt eveueng. The
primes‘will in given '0' the first correct young Implehmla delightful time with
answers from each State. leach which mm c endgame-i
answering lllll‘ilt‘ncllllt.’ illicit) l'. S. two --,.-. ... ‘
cent etmnyw for "Tho Canadian Queen lllllllfl AN]! ‘ 0301,0‘
Galop." ilIc latest and most popular Dr Frr nclisncw u use isnearl corn.
piece of fifty cent copyrighted music in leted " y
sued during thepaatyear. just out, to p
gether with copy 01 The Queen contain-
ing full particulars. and a beautiful water
color engraving “Easter Morning." The
object of ofl'ering these prize: is to in» Fitzpatrick, died ThurIIday afternoon.
llias Van Cott. of Flushing. L. l.. has
from a serere attack of the grip.
Maurice. son of Kr. and Mrs. John T'.
graph. Mad up “W
each.
Saucers, semi~porcclain quality.
worth 756 set, for a. special
390 set.
Miss Hattie Raymond has recovered '
For Slllllllll’l aIId lllllllll
2,000 yds geod unblcucb’” 'Mus- 'W‘"
lin, equal In quality to any 7%0
muslin in town.
to customers; price, 4%cper yd.
10 yd Inuit
Willow Dress Forms gin"
100 sets of 6 Cups and 6
83 Washington Street.
CW "’9 circulation of “'9 Queen Mrs. Barn and faintly.“ New Y.ork
which ““de ”a“: lorgestof ”Y Wb’ are occupying their summer residence In
lication In Canada. By heading today hm
’°" my “w” “ “mm" 9"” M‘ ”The adjourned. case of the so. re.
“”1“” C‘m‘d'“ WWW“ “mm" AIImILsmem, will be tried in the
Can. .-,-..-....._. town hall Monday morning. at 10 o’clock.
The little Rhodes Balaton-nan.
_ Johnny Haggerty. of South Not-walk.
Mm ' "mm“ pony and a Dorian unknown will ploy a match
will open a week's engagement at Music . .
Hall, next lionday evening. with "The sweet.“ pool at th- (Alllllllllla WI next
Elihu Wood's summer midenee on
Newton Heights was entered by burglars
Hominy night. ‘A quantity of silverware
was stolen.
John Beck. who baa occupied the
"Runtic" for some time. packed his
bomehold goods ina car Thursday and
left town without telling his numerous
trio-min where he Wml heating.
The cannon used III a weather vane on
top of the water tower at Fitch'a Home.
which was torn on by the storm recently.
bubreureplaced. Thiaiathetbirdtime
thovanehaa blowndowu.and ltb n-
pectedthatitwill nowretnaln in place
min-hourly.
Justice Koch and Constable Krelrr
wentlnto llall'a markntThuradayafter-
mound chlhnpdths genialproprie-
flown-yoflwmsr W
'l'ltehntehtrhaatthadratgamr shutout
bothcf “Win thaadeoaddd
nightly. The Scranton. l’n. Republican
mye: “Kitty Rhodeii' Comedy C0,. auc-
ceasfully opened a week'a engagement at
the Academy. laat evening. This com-
pany. while well known in other large
cities of the country. were comparative
ly stranger: to Scranton until last night.
when they introduced tlwuiaelveo to a
large audience in The Plantei’a Wife;
Thiacompanyoeedno longer bellm-
ers to St ranton We have rem them.
we have enjoyed them. and we admire
their «meat acting. Ar Edith otter!
ward the plantcra wile. lltaa Rhodes baa
no "lull. "
Iarfl'a rot: W
Governor Balkeley yesterday announc-
ed thoappoiutmantaolmbeu and al‘
most- of III- board of Wand" [air
-..-u...
'I‘ltohnardwillhmIdWM
”amt“. elm.“
lmdw-tport.
AMELMWNI Noa-
watt,andl’rmkllu ltayaioad. of Wart-
M. S. SMITH.
A GREAT SHINE
And a special eflort for this week in our
- i
lumesuc
. e”.
“Whaliaamg; 3239411.! I,
h..- any (I t!
“DOV!
tho-ambush”
mrmmm
' make no charge for our services. We deliver them to our (*Iisto—
lt’sagoodthingtomakothaw abathtlti-fium
am. a. up... agreetdaalbstterthlagnottoralhfilld haunt-atoll. Tougher.
htppyra- eanjugglafigllmuutll them” Wartime-tom
wrote-ukulele
no
”mutilation“ on!
.4... Wm "
cm...“ M "a...
and cooking
. ,.:.L|gltl Camila,”
‘ I the humor Norwalk to
Nona low of its customers who
‘ feet? . ”2% measured through a separate
1 W fuel purpoeu. The Company has expended
. dollars duringtbe past your in enlarging its
, ' . . facilities and will overhaul and enlarge its
mains both in NW and South Norwalk during the present
season. '9 MM rapidly mcmnng demand for its product will
be fully mot and supplied.
Any one has once used gas for cooking, for small and
convenient powiir with gas engines, or for temporary and occa-
Iimial healing ,will never dispense with it. It us always
ready. clean; and effective. Meats broiled in a gas
stove. beneath the time. instead of over it as with a coal fire,
are simply delicious. as all of the Juices are cooked into them In-
stead of being burned out, and there Is no taste of smoke or burn-
ing fat. No commuter or any one else requiring an early break—
fast can afford to be without a gas range. The Company has
"given to its customers two hundred and fifty small, single burner
water heaters or night lamps during the past year, and will sell at
cost all larger stoves, ranges and gas appliances of every kind.
Samples can be seen in operation at the Company’s office. No
person heating a house by steam or furnace canafford to be with-
out a gas stove both in the spring and fall.
Till: mimox (IIIIIKER.
A PERFDRATKD HEATER.
The illustrations given are for the purpose of showing
forms of cookers. Heaters and Ranges in general use. They
samples only.
The Norwalk Gas Company will procure and furnish to its
customers. any gar—consuming Heater, Cooker or Range that can
be found in the market. We buy at manufacturers’ prices. and
t he
are
mere fior precisely what we pay for them.
00——
Testimonials.
Nunwiu. Ych. Li. M.
I um thr “Yale" gaa heatiu stove in my
can lit ' moron .
”u Wm:"" Lthl'aanu.
It Nouwux. Prob ISM.
wiring to ymhirinqulryl would may i mo
hogan stove for heating to, both mum. Tlu
mum ha» nomha r meanao being heated and
lw In a very cat-ml trunnion In my hon-we. A
lewda mwhou the thermometer register-
cuttings» Ireum l heated thcbathruom.
‘0. VIII“! ILS Feb. 1». no:
”Ila lo (mall ohm-Im- forahalhmm. i
like “in"? rail-d the I b'ltpm Mm thin) “glam“. w” m l mmmé. 1b:
[or tour months last «Ia-ran W ml" 3 g) 4 0mm ntand cheap runner
of heatinghn
I“ ll )5 'M and value min.- v
4,133,»?! this dun ripttmi.
it "turn ~.l. lltu.
Nowwaus. Fab. ll. In
filth-8:“ tundra“ Milan-hi:- gunmen Normans. Marchl. mu.
nuluanwcllpllfladl wig. lithat‘ltftlmwlld Ill-"Minivan” hunger ensuring
m I I!“ m Am‘ku Hater ”film I)? I0 "I
a” another W .W. Barri. and have found it to hem thenwnt odyyo‘l‘all
my nit-MI. It in alwi tread or
pies-Somme. an: mil"! he y mint:
m Ian-I
tor the kitchen range In the ”335...... "hm?“
Yunnan a Mitt»
MAM...» mm-» ... W
savanna”. use.
otthellthmldaaywa
lareply "gym” I 3“
mm.
firmly. ”
”kw-grain]
sailor
Noawau. l‘eb. mIm.
‘" 1"" wry", Ill”? attach“?
the». raadalaCh :35 H” “‘1'"
(our 5 inch
were... mum: '2:
r
vary convenient. ermially in warm with".
”loom
Nohwau. Fouls. ham
lhvaaiadaa-allaau heat"
" ”my-fl fun-:m“ too lllchb. in its
1.1!.“ BAILIV.
Noawaut. l'ehlt. m
I“ ”.5. “Gaunt” [to starve! haklll‘.
no lie-utmhtpuln.
fidmuimdfiu
fl?
&la.flaflati.fllh E‘wm
”Unfit...“
“W
"9““. lion mummies-l
Mina
antral;
m
AWN. A. In Main sun
MIN. dub. «rulers. «lama.
morgue '
.nrinsineataLI ,
Mamm« .
UMDUBNER. maria warm“
bridge. 8. N. Dealer ln allkinda mean
WKWDOD T... Washington St. N
infirm. cistern. elamafl 8:
RAYMOND. HERSHON. lIlNo. Main at. S. N.
meats try. etc. Choicecuts at
BMlTll'SWASlIlNOTON MARKET.” Waah- .
mlugmuotSN. .meatapoultry forlamllytradc.
EZRA. P. within st. N. cholcemcnla.
poultry. fish. Mutable-s.
LUMBER DEALERS I P1430310 HILLS.
KANDALL'S MILL. FAN. lumber and timber
rough or worked toorder. nutrlmmtc
MASONS AND columns.
SEYMOUR. HENRY. l3 We“ are. 8. N. A}
kinda of stone mason contacts taken
SMITH. WILLIAM [1.3an N. J h
hing promptly attendedto. “I S. o
MARBLE AND GRAN!“
BATES. P. W. Water at. N. manufacturer 0
tine granite and marble work. and dealer
atone work or all kinds.
mum's 007F111!“
COMHTOCK BROS. Masonic bulld‘ N. It
Main or. as N. Gentleman‘s furnisfiluggoods So
FRANCE a: CO. 86 Wanhington at. 8. NM lino
hats. gentleman's furnish lugsofall kinda.
mum?! TAMI-KB.
GU50“ S52. 1131 “'all ct N. A at l‘
guareuteed; the latent stylasalwaymm hand
KOCOL' it. t. l: .\'o. Alain it. S. N. Fine tall,
owing Ii specialty. Bepatring.ctc to.
MILLINEBY.
COLLINS. KM. ”12min S.N.
material mil. Lewes 0D
l-‘lTC ll. AGNES” Miss “Wall st.’\ - r
"Ola Staten island Dyeing P'Atahllshngememhit. o
MUSIC TEACHERS.
FERRIS N. K. a) \\ est avenue.N. T
Piano. Organ. Harmony and singingmherot
GIBSON. ALEX S. 27 Mei-win at. N. Piano
organ and harmony.
OTSTIIR PLANTERS AND DEALERS.
ROYTJV. 11.5; SON 1:54“ator snS. N. «not
or Raymond. I Planters. exmrtersand whole-
:ale dealer-e in native oysters.
RE ED dc llDl. SMAN. l‘I-l “'Iiter st. S N.’ Plan
u re and shippers 01)“)er oysters.
t It) NAME. J. LkLO. l‘. O. boxotiiS.?~l.
murmurs no room; he. "
\‘Uill‘ .1\.K PJIX'H'T' RN WORKS. Chris. 12.)“:-
Ip..it'u Joltlblb‘t.h. N. Houseboat-
- ~mel=tll§ hy. ream. l-ut water or but
.m. in- tor a on: Nom‘nlk line's. Company.
admin); in. Dalmatian. tel-stun}; ii. Lilon-
rwtt. tau-aim; John Try on flint airs; \‘l llllam
ii smith. (steam):
1and many others.
Yum”.
EKAINARD. F. C. 'Wateratfix Si n l l
Paint. gold and silver signs a spool“ 3?. n or
OSTERBANK GEO. ll.‘ l W atcr N House
and sign painter. paper hanger. aerator.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH. f 5.15 \\ ashln t. N.
qunllty ohland that 115132;. 5 5' 01m
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. \‘l'. 0.. odioul5and AT Worthington l.
r; N. llours9toll).ll03.7to& db
PIANO TUNER it WWI.
HESDEKC. F. corWnllaud to N. Alii
dealer in pianos. organs. chmgetc.
PLATXNG— GOLD. 5113133331) NICKEL
~0L’Til NURW -kl..l\ l'LA'l‘lNiv C0. 49 “'ntu
at. All kindaof electro latingdonc. itching
and refinishing of all lode of melaloguod
lul- ”TATE AGENTS.
LAT TON. JACOB hi. Washington“. nextP. U
S N. Property formic. Musestorentlaeaadv
"NOODDARD. ILA A..\'o.hlaina N. houaetu
rent and building lots for sale.“
RESTAURANTS.
ITHXBZE F. F. Ntailrow Paras
HA' i 55. “FERDflENoMaln
..
Grace 1 hut-ch. (Lot Ila".
.N. )lnuli
atoll hours. Strictly first dosim- in every Io
spent. A low table boarderstak
LAM-2's DEPOT ltES'l’AlI RANT. 8.2! III.
ity the best. prices the lowest. Open all ht
SCHOOLS.
“All. 0‘ .hllSS lNSTlTLTfiN \oungladlaa
hoarding andday school. Fall tenu Sept. l'I'.
no. news scuoot tor rls
ladies. emcee” . Fall transom int?“
SHOBTIIAND AND TYPE-WRITING.
LM DER'S BLOCK 5. x. C F. Plumb. Priri
lloy and or eulng moons. Send torclrt u'sr
51'}: A.“ ENGINES .3 ND PUMPS.
NUll‘IVAl K lilON WOVEN (‘0!(PAN\. he
\\ ate! at. 8 N. near ltailroml bridge
STEAMIIIP TICK]?! AGENTS.
lsA‘ TON. J \L‘OB hi. Wauhlngton at. next 1’. 0
. iu'. i‘he. ticketn .drnftmmoneyordera {one hit
STONE DEALERS.
PE. KRIS. JOHN ll. ft Washington III. h.\
brlrk. lime. cement. hair. planter
HORTON. JOHN B. 621‘ a lor area S. l!
.tlao layor of mutate wsKs. In.
STOVKS. RANGES AND alarm.
Ktz‘l‘clll'll. LANDON 39 Havlland at. to. N
the «truce and waterlientere. l’. 0. box Mi
Pt)“ ELL. J. TV. 3 W uhlngtnu at. S. N.
TRUCKING.
llOllTONJOllN Bfl'l‘aylurnvunue8 V [431.
and heavy truckl ngpmmptlyat attended
mnrartxne.
JENNTNO J. l) Homlhll. l t. -
. tom 3 all» at. Noyv'l‘ll'l loephmt I .9" liar
0!.
JBUdflfiufll.aL a£.No Main». d.N
limit".
“33310240. (“0. H. 4‘ ml «3 Mil
ltaiidaucezllerkeley at. .Telcuhouol'a' u at. 3
”All or hem-mun our
Stills moment lever) llllll
Ill-Fit! banana. ”violins. printing prom-II. toilet
coo-u beveled edge mirrors. too
. III-Men. watches.
rant”. and llmuaanda of
thing no with I loh' «mien tmpurmlahm-
will.” :3: “m
mlhelclknanicafln
Brlugeport. Conn.
MWt mountain-tarantu-
union. all.
8. D. BAYLES. H
In North Iota that. South Namath
also
Pnctlcil but Scientiilc upticltn
:mmtz‘mmgym ttllerlmfi‘wm gimm- “out
on. t II. scum.“ "
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