utinuance of
business condos
sheet, South Norwalk,
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lo my successor.
a , REE LOGKW‘OOD.
orchmd the Fire Insurance and Real
GeorgoLookwood, at No. 2 South
_ Gone, would most’re
the hberal patronage of the ubiic.
Most respectfully,
E. BARKER.
lnnuranoetfleal Estate. Rents Collected. Houoeato Rent
truism Foil liols‘l.
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arise-eta. We» a... or no
In tho Inst nor-all ”Int-Int.
A large audience listened to the
graduating exorcism of the Butt Nor-
: walk eohool,attbe East Avenue N. E.
church, lot night, dealits the storm.
. Theprogrammewanveryinterestinghnd
' received the clone attention of those
Invocation—
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, Salutatoryandl'may—l’ormal nolflharncter
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programme.
were most artisticallyaudellective-
lyrendered. 1th to be regretted that
music of such a high order was not
by moreof out townspeople. '
KILLED ON THE RAILMAD.
How an Old Soldier Int Ila Dant- Inn-
tnrdny Altar-non.
(Special to To. 8mm)
Sums», Hay 4.—Thotnan Coleman
and John Begun two old soldiers, in-
mates of the Soldiers' Home at Noroton.
came toStamtord early yenterday morn-
ing-Matter spending several hours in
town started to walk the railroad to the
Home. They were walking between the
uptrackjunt out of the Noroton Hill
owning who the 2:5! train on'the main
line and a train'on the New
approach. Began e
outcl’dangcron the down tracks, t
- Coleman, not noticing the two trains,
moved from the up tracks and stepped
in front of the New Canaan train.
was struck by the engine and instantly
killed. flinhead was crushed and his
‘ luck and legs were broken.
Thehody wanplaocdonboardtheNew
Cllllln mill and taken to Stamford.
Medical Examiner Rowell was notified P
and gave a permit for the removal of the
body to Fitch's Remembers it was taken
intrrintheda.
The hndbeoaaninluateof
degunntll f
- I earn age. ormerhome
wasinBlnningham,Conn.
'UNCAS TRIBE 01’ III IliN.
Ole-la chann- ud nla-n detected an
loath: loll last llght.
Theobarter applicants for a tribe of
prosnt. The portion by the school wan '
as follows:
OquYnluntar ~00nanlatio
ll- L'flomrno'dieu,
HiahSchooL
Rev.
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B.
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illi- Annn Warden. ‘Ot.
Rnsay—Hiah
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Rev. Gerald B. Beard congratulated
theomoernandtenchersof the-choc
theme! theirlabora
t for the future. He nug-
the advantage of a definite aim in
To, and yet the ,neomsity or broadening
out the character by stimulating interest
in many linen.
John W. llainn,onbnhall of theooln-
mittae, said a few words of congratuln
tiou to both teachers and eaten, and
in "flame! thoschoo ofllcials,pre-
BED “flow
Rev. C. I. cod the
diction, after w ich the friends of metn
hereof the class went forward and pre-
sented their good wishes Ewh pupil
received a number of gifts as well as a
liberal supply of flowers.
The momentum” by lormer
members of the l was highly ap-
teciated and npplaus was born!
through theennre evening. The public
expressed great satidnotion with the pro.
grunof theachool as indicated by the
evening’s snatches.
'l'o marrow night the graduatm will he
tendered a reception by Principal Gum-
bartathinhome,'lllnpleaysnuo.
WILD Ill 0? WESTON.
a. (lee-plan a on" in the 'nwdn and
Innortnnnthuhr-nra.
PeopleinWeston are stirred upover
tltestrangeacthunolamanwholnator
- neveratdayn hauntodthe woods lathe
vicinity of the cavern at the ',"Rookn
i known as the “Devil's loath."
While roaming through the weak
. y Ben
~ the allow. who carried a huge club.
. IDavin runaway from thespot
Imoustaohoand an unnhnren lace. lie mm
lowing officers
lintsnna W. F. Brown; annap,
S. S. N ; not-uh. J. C. Miller, John
m, George ii. limo
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over the right eye, the
caused byanuo. Theroomewerein a
filthy condition. and great s
blood covaad the floor
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lined in self defense, but uyn he used a
stick, not the axe.
Ilsad was subject to lite and Conroy at
tiretnidthathediedinonootthem.bnt
afterwards his . Court) 'I
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PEIHONAL AND MCI“.
Pin-uni Paragraphs About Utes all-t
0th! Puflw'a Inn-la.
The North Salem correspondent of the
Dnubury News writanan follows: “The
evontofthonannonintho hhtoryof the
Ridgehnry Whist club was the laatmeet-
inzof tho club at tho home of Reed
Flynn, in South Norwalk, lent Friday
evening. The club left Danbury in a
special car, andat 8:10 p. us. they were
in South Norwalk. A delegation met
thespaoioun home of Ir. Ryan. The
club werenllprenent with theeaoeption
of Iii-Iary Reynolds and li- Grace
Iobdoll,thelatterbdngillnt hnrhome.
of course card playing was the first
thinginorder,andthnnnoollntion was
serredthatwnsinknepiug withthernst
ofthenurrouudiu , and
donning . two
solos for the company, which m
ily received. After the
Men Tompnou, of South Nor-
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01‘ Clothing} for Men's,
_ Boys? 01' Children’s
wear. from the cheapest to the
of Ichoolnongn withnshortaddrem in
'tbninterest of Arborlhy. The school
itchentranmyinliewYorkiucidenttothe
-chnngeinfltanttlennurnraaocomo
' United States Treasurer D. N. Human,
thematthetnin and escorted themto 1"
- count in the number of bags which have
~ thelantcount.touryearsago.
many of so «mum.
w.—
_ an the Latest Noveltlen 1.."
F umish‘ing' Goods!
TREE PUITIIG DIV.
new I“! was. as onssnvsn tr
NDIIALI season.
mallet-alumina- and
eta-rammaw
I. ”In” Al's-n- ]. donned
'lththnWaPufla-atlaa.
rs. scholars in the pun" nohoohof
liorwalkwillobnwvedrboanymrmon-
How many times have you been asked during the last few
weeks the question, “Are you going to the World’s Fair ?” We
hope you have not had to reply as “yours obediently" has—No,
cannot i tford it. But no matter what your answer may have
gfimm °m been, you on well aiford to visit our store during the next few
10.5,; W .m h. M“ days. Ifyou areshort of money make what you havegoas far
the Franklin street school, beginnings: as possible, and nowhere can you find a place where it will have
3P- I:- more purchasing power than with us. We are going to give
ml%w.wmom especial attention to Housefurnishing Goods in this ad. We
'1'”. 3"“ 'h‘e'm' wish toavail ourselves of some of the space they occupy for
'“m other purposes.
50 5 pint, black enameled handle, Coffee Pots ................ 19c
.. 50 6 pint, black enameled handle, Coffee Pots ................ 23c
“'3'; ______________________ 6..., ”Wm so 72m, black enameled handle, Coifee Pots ................ 27c
mum-Ia" 300 ancy decorated French China Sauce Dishes. . . . . ..... 69c don
GM!" Ind 10 “fl” M W 75 Glass Stanl- Shakers, nickel top .................... . ......
whool Will render “III most-mm: 35 fancy C e Plates, gilt decorations ................. 19c each
film tummy" mm“ 10 Decorated Lamps, Rochester burners ............... 31.90 each
:53“:- a'l'rnn“.!|onhon 150 Decorated China Milk Pitchers ....................... 12c each
5"“ ‘%m 20 Glass Cracker Jars .................................... 24cm!)
100 Butter Dishes, covered .............................. we each
”m 100 China Mustard Cu .................................. 5c each
50 old china, blue an gold decorated Cuspidors ........ 29c each
300 Decorated China Butter Plates ....................... 31¢ each
1,000 dozen Clothes Pine ........................... 6 dozen for 5c
M 100 lip yellow ware MixingeBowls, large size ........ 17¢ each
5 112 piece Decorated Dinner ts, actual value of which is
‘15 to $16. . . .......................... sale price $11.98 each
500 J a eso Teapots ..................................... 91: each
1,000 xes Tooth Picks ............................... _ . . ..2c box
1,000 Glass Sauce Dishes ................................. Sic each
200 Indigo Na pies ....................................... 5c each
300 Yellow are Pie Plates .............................. 3c each
500 Japanese Salt Shakers in Decorated China ............ 4c each
100 Silvered Wire Tea Pot Stands ......................... 5c each
500 Toasting forks ................................ . ....... So each
10, 14 inch out, Best Lawn Mowers, guaranteed ........ $4.09 each
_ Different sizes boy’s Velocipedes and Wagons to be sold at
[mean so low you don’t want your children to go without one.
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Celebrate Arbor Day" .............
wililbenad'ourntotbe ndnto t
several tree’s in ”norm withplgo
proclamationofthegovernor.
Theemercisenwhichweretoheheldat
the Center school tomorrow afternoon
will be postponed onnccountofthein-
clementweather.
ArborDayenescinenwillbaheldntthe
Ovarfliverechoolinthenfternoon.
COUNTING UNCLE SAI'S CASH.
no Vast II- at Which Irena-rat lon-
nnl III] in II. Custodial.
“smashes-minnow»
In connection with the above we will place on sale today
1,500 ards nice quality Unbleached Muslin, yard wide, and what
wonl usually bring no per yard. However. we want to see if
we can stir you up.
Price will be 4 3-4:: per yo. and lo yds will be the
limit to any one customer.
pnnying the usumption of cities by
has progressed no far that the experts
have omitted the notes in theentab-
lihmentr—about 035,000,000 in all-and
have found the tally met. They have
nine gone over a million ands half in
fractional silver.
Work on the silver dollars Is now
under way,adozen labxrvrs being our-
ployrtl to do the heavy work for the
representatives“ the treasury and sub-
unanury. Planks are laid from one
compartment of the vaults to the corri-
dor, and thebaga, each containing fl,-
000,me from one of the storage l.-___,
plaorsloanother, bring weighed on a
scale» ma?" belo ' t' t
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aside’inh‘ordcr is: the “an";
mated, and occasionally a sample bag
H. "‘K‘RIEG‘ER,
WWW‘W'Tl Mllllliilii Mill BlllAIiS!
myJort' havetobo mass:
In 3 .
gins "‘ Mahackemo Hotel Block.
ban a day. on an a .
a are
The large business done in our Millinex t
83 Washington Street.
GED. Vlll llSTlllE. Prop.
tut.
There in high art in slowing the
Tho-n unnury
of silver. each holding 31,000, hidden
away in itsstrongrooma
One of the curious features in the
with
during
the past few weeks is telling evidence of we are
offering therein. Ourd' lay of Trimmed flats in alwn a large
and constantly changing y the introduction of A ' .autl
one axle too of ten.
our store will be delighted with our ' play of -
m m... 3.... m... m _ Trimmed Hats and Bonnets.“
ooodotssso.ooo,buinoboacstappliel Alsoonrlargeand carefufly selected stock of
mm... - w-m‘ llnlrimmed Hats. French Flowers. ream.
lillinoty Novelties. Straw use. an.
treasurer would beoblimnd to make up
Ladies of independent tastes, who do not require fancy prices
purchasing
neverbeeuotn an since the, left the avoiding the repetition of any
mint. lent thesilver dollars now be.
ing handled have upon their coverings
thedunt which ban accumulated since
Huston, hesidnnt Barrinm’n first Irene
urer. aid that no trmt com would
rain
or
taohed to it.
been
thndelcitoutof hinown pocket. flow.
‘ would doubtless para a
{In such a case. lit.
to confirm their judgment, will save 50 per cent. by
sense- of salary nt- ofus.
rum there have
theattentionofa
muly ladiento the
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know fill:
m...' Ivan“? 2...... M, with Colombian roehe oollal'l in Ten, J???" Brown,
U y m t n
3m “mm 3's: gimw'rdmn‘"in'i-?yf 133° omen
ammunit- m 1.. worthdlulo. Anoingnntline
ngmm BLAOK SATIN capes.
munmflhWGIm trimmedinpoiutduleanlaos. Theverynewest stylrnntgnnt—
nyststennlnatnlsa. lhnnetaalhernnw ”'“MW
amon-Mbrnb-mh «cigar, gorudfiltm
qr h'l'lsz 3260 all! what was,
.ssmueth Bhek each-Jacinta,
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