Motown-nutrient“...
mm M a wit to about o err»
gut Bartolomeo Brandt
monorail.- W mien-r who
dint oi the raw Honor Mud-r of-,
aroma. one murdered with o ironic
on" hot pin. The unions! allowed not
only I" concur-ion of the brain. but a
mall puncture which began our the
corner oi the left eye and manned far
into the interior of the uhull. it tron
not of greater diameter than the lead
do a pencil. Wlll' detectives have been.
detailed on the case. They believe
that otter he was mom he won
struck on the head with a bottle;
Brandon come to the hotel more than‘
u noel: ago. On Saturday. February
20, he entered the hotel at u late hour
bleeding profusely and fell to the floor
lie was unconscious for two days. not!
although he lived at week. did not be-
come entirely rational. He told Dr.
Evans the house phyuicinn in one of
his nearly rntionnl moments. however
that he had entered a saloon on state'
hem! nothing more. At other times
drowning in force an acquaintance
with him and seemed to be constantly '
trying to avoid some one There was
little indication oi alcohol in the tinni—
och. it was not that of a drinking
loan. and the physicians do not believe
that he Iran drunk when mulml.l
The parents of the (lead man have
made arrangements to take the body
to New Orleans ior interment. I
WA” A. ”V5303 0!’ 33,000;
m It Look club will Auk tho!
“M” Amount from the lustre.
.fl,"fld- tit. lloule, Feb. mil—The Rormblit' to»
day says:
"" M” ”Prom n reliable source it tvzut lc-arn’
rd that the St. Lotus club will unit lio-
luogiw to advance it $3,000. to he (4“
,, . ._ ,_ 7 pended as follows:
Mflfwrm. "(inc thousand dollars in mlvnnw
gallium title 11"" 43“, money for players. ".0th for ironswr-
lotion and training ”mum and ”.000
for putting the writ in shape for next
scream. The last item includes the if.
lacing of the race track. the rctnmni
oi the chutes. filling up the lake and
changing in» diamond. The loan of
23m; mode to the Louisville t-luh
live years ago will be rim! an apron--
dent and Mr. Brush and the other
int-min“ it the dominant “union on-
titaptgnzd to flitl Von tier Abe. it in
not antic-ion «i that there trill lic
nzllt'll'llmn)! ion.
“The iconic cannot, take You dcr
.‘hr '5 franchise from him. raid at pront-
inent. magnate. until ht» vlnh lailn to
one! its contract ohllxtiilonat We
ran't [one Von 4hr .the it; roll out lilo:
interests We all otmmihire with him
in inn llllligtl.il minlormnm and am
ilztrt Mil ")le liim a helping lttiitil.’
, of the Norwallts. of whatever
w or religious helm. will
it“ militia regret that the
Notions Baptist church will mt—
I; soon loec its popular pastor.
71307.3. 0. Sherwood who ymlfl-
.mm In lilo twrngrrgaumx
b bellcved bi» work for good
M nodal, and that he eshunld.
doubted“ in illu- neur lutnre
M from his pastoral tlutlob.
Wu of inertia liaptiet church
never mo!!! Mire than they hate-
under Mr Sherwoml n pastorate:
all: h. the chm ever had a ell-ctr:
. won the religious life and
L of its $1}!th than it mm m___
e‘ fieimt time Sui alum WW 1' 0310160.
Smith. but the community um ill . --
‘ looehln 5mm in the very "I!“ for Sweating $1. 200 mm
_,‘ “Mum among no It» the Consolidated Bond,
in“ the life the lending spirit of l'liimnn. roll, :39. William Md,”
W‘“ End'm‘m mom’ml—‘M 1“ mmml W ”l" Xv“ York {lillhlfl'illl‘r
A . awaiting the tnemhcns of tiu- on the t'llillifl' of tiw enthralling ll;
to no enthusiasm [but made '30". lmm the New York. New Haven
- the his convention of a few ."Intl llortlortl railroad him been arrmtv
ago, undeniahlv'the moot not» ml in this Why. Dela-cling; hnyp 1...»
Winter! the kind err-r hold Mvrrui days lw-r-n [filming gm. Knot..."
Louie. and haul dinpiaycd the and last night imam! hint at 2.2"”
I! in olntont every mun! licarlmrn Moro-t, A Iwuril variant had
“:th“ been hrmight forward been Mimi in New York tor his arres-t
' . and an villi-er from there. it to extract-
“9 ""0”” here. ml. will nrrive in the city today to tnlw
him bark.
Kcrher in thirty yearn old and has n
tvifc and ilmm children living in New
York. lilo ptlrcnin are well to do and
live in llnltimorc. it» told tho rimm-
ilV‘f‘H alter hilt nrrmi that he had been
i'lllwrllnk m l’fl'l'lfl‘ n Moo mty day
from his mother aiming that hits dr-
lalr'ntinn irom tlw rnilrnmi muttpuny
would he mood. He had been with
the company rww'rnl yearn no it clerk
in tho t-nnhict'n office. laud llt'rr'itilwi'
it in nllmtl. n doinlcrttion of “.26!"
was found in hint llt'l‘tllll'illi. lie and-
dr'nly left the my and the detwtlvn
had been searching for him ever since
ll.
”well tar Spain that nho derid-
m In apology for tillfll‘htllll-
I,“ the lnoultiuglrtter of Do
W tho owlnl mlasllnplwnl
It in true the new ol the
lil- netumdmmegh om
all tho mom! day alter the u—
Envmhorhor. bnilbr “'th
3- t had bean ootlnmi
03W Tim elrnrn
demo. Herman! “fill”
» ‘4 .fhnytlui wanton.
. ll) loll it had taken shape in
'W 6th “'00le
the nutter. " Thin runyor
lot Uuindfol of tho cotnplitnont
l litt'lnnilll. Feb. 23.” A llplit'lfll to tho
t’ommrrlnl Triimno lrom l'miiltlort.
Ky- Inn:
ilmrrnor lirndluy. having hm. uni.
clnlly lmllflWI of ill!. launching oi the
imitlmliip Kentucky, he» ignited tho
foliowine orrwlnmuiiou. whiz-h in no",
explanatory:
"llnvlnu inn tli'llttllr-ly ntrtlflmi than
the great intuit-ohm Kentucky will he
launched at Miro-rt Mm on the 21m
til North Mi. at W rt’clm’lt a. m. the
people of Kennwlu or» mm rmnnmi
to alum by their patriotic- nction on
that irritation that tiny me not no‘
mindful of the Hmoilnmnt lmtmmrl
ppm their not! the mo.
"taunt-dd
"William! (3. BRADLEY.
"(Manor of Kentucky.
“l’rnnitfort. Kn Win. 21. teen."
m slumlython that in
flit day» utter tho Heine
g up one never wittmml any
W nod filty‘thm
' will. the drip One at.
urban. livery
fit or whom" min
. realm-of them
”is w d the neutron mil
;. - L 1
. of the onnnmn spun.
hpthervd from the fidm‘r
‘ lb Bum snob when the
. Am other thin”.
148'. tell have gm»: "JI-
W!"
,. foil mm of the
firdtnoum plou-
“ Wiveflthw
“Watching": in
he rambled about a strange nun enJ
Unable 31 Carter. author oi no moor
encore-fol Wotan. is a mo of rei‘i
workable lertlllty of invention. in
his infant PM. the “Heart of Chicano.”
he bu succeeded in introducing «one»
thing oinoiutely new to the me. it
in the much pulled approaching train
went, in Which on cardiac and line of
corn in m to he approaching the
tootlighu. apparently from roller on:
for fully ten minuteo, without one too-
momma-tine m in new. This
«on. «copier ten minuteu from the
timetheongineiollmneen wthe mo-
ment the engine com to n halt at the
footiichte. Those who have seen I}
preaching train pictures or thrown on
screen by the vitnscope. clocmnto
graphe and other animated picture
machines. can appreciate the bounty
of the scene But it in not accomplish
ed by pictures. A heavy engine and
real men at the throttle and lire hon.
aided by a double stage. clever per‘
spective aranxcmentn and computat-
led stage appal'nllls fairly outdoor Pd-
ison The play will be seen at llovl a
street lied taken a drink and remain-:tonlght
ADDITIONAL 1.00” ENS.
hire. John Tryon is commencing
nicely, and expects to sit up thin week.
The last session of Hope lines.- com.
party‘s tournament will be held to
night.
Mr and Mr: Frank Roma of “uter-
bury are gum-slit of (’ynua linstrw oi
Wentport avcnnr-
M
Then- woa it full attendance at the
regular meeting of loyal vommundery
No. 685. United Order of the Golden
Croats, in Red Men's Hall. Friday”
night. Grand t'ommnmlcr lumen N
Romh of Bridgeport and llruml Keep
or of Records W. .Simorw of Not"
Italic. Wore present. on their annual
vlwit, and mlrircascd th» meeting.
Their remarks were intro-elixir: and
instructive, and were listciml m with
slow attentionmwlinnburr Nun .~..
The Sunday hue-remit nit-Hint: at
the l’mmg Men‘n (‘hritstlon simulation
romns ware ind by f‘. F. Trintmm. Ll
Somallt. Malawi by W. .\'. Sinmm.
l'hitrlas' F7. )llllor. W. .\. lirimlil:
i'hnrlm l’i‘Kl‘v'll and yartiu lit-Hum:
it", of the Normtik Methodist llpie'n
pal ililiflll. it one .1 urv limr. Milli:
mwtimz. with bright am! up u- t. .xi
umpires. ’l‘ht-t tall: glun to rip your»:
mm by Mr. Trimram was full' oi
thoughtful stugomtlotw. it two: a grow
mot f0 lit-{tr it pro'm'lwr talk like ll
llllatllll'fli man: l! in a still numb-r
trout to listen in inmlrtuut nun who mm
tall. like prom-inrrswlrvml n it!» of Mir
pi‘l‘lflil'l".
OW WITH A 311861.23.
A Bonk Thief Caught Prowling
M331: a Home in Hoodoo Street.
About ti li't‘l‘il'k Snitn'dwy night it
man Walked lit!" the rr-slclu-m-v -.f Mr
Williams; in 31:.”ch turret. and Mill.-
invitinrn below our our noliw'l him.
("a it» was going through nih- nl 1hr
rootnx a sum of Mr, Williams i‘n-nrd
him itili'l rniiwl to iii» luthvr, trim urn:
out into the hallway and Iiwrv- i‘ll"
t‘titinlr'i‘r-ol tlw intro-in: 'l'lw moo
grappled. iyut ilw nlrntiurr mwvlil‘ul an
advantage owr Mr. Wlliluum and Hit"
remit-I! in t'll'm'lltti: lilt-i r 4‘an from
the hotter. and dimmwvnrmi in the «it»
room”; of ilw «mule; in tho war of
the Tr'tmwuy oontpunw guitar imam.
it In tlmught (luv man's immtiun tum
burglar).
Death of Henry Broom.
The New Haven Palladium aims
mornlmt annm-ml the depth 05' ”run
ry ilrmmm. at tile riprinxdalv Hum».
twicrduy nth-rump. all T. Mimi... of»
ll’i'vligvllit‘.’ lived in the tuim intim-
imuw nlttew MS, ”with View mmwi
by pttruiyuin from Which he Milli-rod
{or many yearn. 'i‘lw (trimmed mm
titty live were old. A! Ilw tltm- of W.
tnrinn he had it {other living M numb
Nonvnilt. nod inquiriw were itmm-dt
niniy nmriml to find if rolntltm are
now in that place.
licnry limnmn was it mt: ul' ilw late»
l'hilo Ilronmn. ill» flfl'rflflifllfll’ liven:
in Ann utrevi. tilt!- told it Sentinel re»
port” who rallml at her homo thin eh
ternooti thui nlw lmd WWFWNI n tollL
(rum {illnlrlll'lllllfi .llr. llrntwnn‘n sleuth
lie haul n sinner and n brother. elm
ltlltl. who would probably "lit" charm
of the mutation. on they were panth- of
motor.
‘loout I. learnt! Only One faint.
t'ompnny Pr lmitet boll mun wont
to thirmton Height». lintnnloy
'mm. and pinyrd the truth of that
plow. The eemo Mood ill to l in
favor of the ttuhingion iMuhln
team. The Norwnllt players were W.
Harrell. l'. Weldon. ll. Payne. l". (loti-
lrcy. W. tillnmre. it Wm "unity it
sometime learn on nccmmt ot (lhkrtm.
imitation and inrlttvmnl living laid
up. The mime ot the Wampum-
mono train one it great dent heart»
or und than had no ndvontnte Payne
one on in the chili dorm the new
by n film with neither player.
M ”Wk loby'o It“.
rm: enema have t’. Mm
not on wheeling a roma- mornin-
lfl lb little daughter on oi the atom
ottflrfliy kitchen in mt thin
when one at the when: our
WWII!“
lame!
lir. end lire. (3. l". Hither sure u
delight“) ohm party at their home.
323 hinin street. int evening. it to a
coincidence that both Dr. Hosheo’ and
Ira. llusheo' birthdays fall on the
ante day and. hot ovonlnx’o party was
given in oelebrution of the event. The
guest: oi the evening were the fibres
Maryann and Katie Brennan. oi Nor-
vrniit. Wire-Jilin m played
and four prim given. The law
titer prizes weretn " by Mina Dior»
surest Brennan and Mn. Arthur We.
tern. Frederick Brown received the
gentleman n prize and Arthur G Krom
secured the consolation prize. Alter
the ohm was «included muuic Into in.
dulgcd in for «the: time. John C.
[lichens sang several hm calm; Miss
Margaret Brennan contributed some
vocal numbers: John Moran played a
min on the Durham». horn and Freder-
icy Brown prmided at the piano. Dur.
ing the evening UM company not dorm
to a delightful spread-Doubliry New».
Woyier (to De Urinal—4m! friend, I
aympmhlzc with you. i was in Cuba.
De Lonny—Man. your experience was
lame. l was in the United States.
"i understand that aniiett. the pn-
niiist, inns lmome a pivotal."
"llow is be getting along?"
"Making money hambovcr’llntffl
spring Opening '
.\ no to firm '4!th or tolh'. ll. ”WW
i it! Staci of Goods to Select from.
.\ lir—twlzwt ti: m»! main guaranty”!
and mi N metric mic.
‘JufiO-p' mmm m» I i. Mimi! Immoral. and r-
minim vi; gtmganta' “mo tits-prim! cit wood
.tml l" mlruittul il\ll|fl,'nfihflnp1‘lflll).
“a dam .ttv-lmri noun
l'irrw zllt' luv 5‘ "Lil and l" rulihlnv'l'tl.
A. J. me.
Hamil Main Sim-t,
knoll: Stimuli. i’mm
( l"
"pp 4 Us ll-ilrl,
OSCAR ll. BANKS
thml'tbhnrf i ”.i “5343
EXC ELSIOR
Livery and SalesStables,
NtlllWALiv’. ('l LVN.
Thr nmat a plume" ‘ 'Icirry in ”to imam
It" 'rlr mm rlr. ting. :m l lIl’Vzr‘ Ito: I; t f m»
uuluo- mun iw ~ Int only”: an i an ml an i
‘lnfl~
3: of and ”instill ill’ \c r-
Kiln}.
l’ni‘v“ t'i mututhlv‘.
.\ Till“. lilililili ~. Lth l’l'lili.
Tmnn «blurred and m at {or (non) [um
nl llu~ town.
1.!- pith- will. all at.
-i lm-n when ti-
fwtvi lint
'rwrru‘rrvr
Box Paper
Hun
Go. to 50¢.
.\ Wilt.
Blank Books
)3“
School Supplies.
liaisied's Cough Remedy
inn STOP on coats.
‘l‘ln' H.
R. H. Plaisted,
u lilillltilll mm.
flotilla Summit, t‘t.
.LLALliAALJ.
“‘ '“ Pimples
0n Man or Woman.
ltoy or am.
thBthrid
in; verso
Royal Pearl.
M... . e we”...
maximum
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hmhmnmmlnm
Wmumem.mmom not lhllltr
mos-thumbnails. litter
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Cool on}: W
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new.»
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The Wino-awake "
House.
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NEWS.
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HAIKHAINS IX
Small Things.
C7
Whisk llronm-z
IN
Ladies’ Jackets.
i mart Kt'i'ifl‘y Jarvis. that were 8».
for flu.‘ Mil". to Flow n'ti .. , .
0: tit!“ Jmko-m in llmtgh and Plain
.y lllmk can” (bill vmro ’4. M. in
«low .....
Lollim' ”illiill'tl'l'l1lll‘lfl. thi- “BP-(‘i‘nl
kind, nigh ........... . ......... Zing
()fii'lillil L31” f‘l'i'lilll and White.
illr quality ................ iL’la
lmiics‘ Fringed Silk Swath. worth
73r....... ,,,,, .........l§t~
liennlmn'r i’rt'pv l'nprr. It'll kindnlmr
lftt‘ ltifld ........... Wt
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The very unpleasant weather that we» have been hav- ‘
ing in the last few weeks has made business doll, bar cn- ‘
ervnted the people of the county to such a decree that
they seem to believe that the sun vvill never shine again;
that Norwalk is dead and will ' nevenreenrrect. Not so!
Behind the darkest clouds the sun chines, and when the
clouds break the sun is 'more brilliant than ever.
walk is better today than it ever was in its history. More
people, better dressed people, more churches, more school
houses, more money in the savings books than ever be-
fore. in fact we are a great deal better 011' than we believe
we are. We would be a great deal happier if we did not
have so many calamity bowlers in the community.
our store liberal ideas prevail; liberal with our clerks,
liberal with our customers, liberal with our money. In
order to make money you must spend money. Hence our
TV"?
Boston Store,
, runner» COUNTY’S. GREATEST srone.
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Nor- .
In
0133:02-‘9 mound
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60
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ilox Writing Paper and anolmws. KItChen Dept.
llir kind ........................ we 0 , ‘
..—qunrt Granite Iron Tea or (once
lTn' Tooth llrttshcs for ............. We put ............................ 250
l-Ht'rt (' ' . .......... t:
7.1- “whet-books ................. 45c ' “ "mm" m“ P‘" 1"
i-ttnart tlrnnltc iron Pail .......... iltc
Hume Perfume. With bottle. Worth 3.",er Granite ll'oll Ans“) [fake
.l'w. for .............. >1 .......... llk' Pan ............................ 10c
ifn- lwaihci llclis..................2.‘u' A?" {flu onntrd iron Pit? ”3‘0""!m
innuttlv- Iron Bread Tins .......... lint
l'mri liuuons. lfn- kind for ........ Mr Long liandie (foal Shovels .......... 5c
_ . . ’ , , . lies: Parlor Brooms ............... 2:
WWW" I"! mm "mm“ “mu" Standard Work Baskets ........... 49c
"'~ for ------------------------- A ' Paper Rut-ks 'l'ic
, llluwn (llama l’iirhcm .............. Zlc
summed llnlllfe. north lltt M.h..l— - “14.75 Cheer-w Dishes ............... 10c
liq-uh “.‘fw fiilk Scarl- .............. lSc Hanlnnd ('hinu Cups and Saucerx..25c
a.
Collarettes.
OUR GREAT CLORK ROOM.
Muslin Underwear.
$1.1m mark Marion ,, ..........$1t,.‘m lflillfl' "I” “ll” ulshuofi'mi. lurked
“e l». lilwtrn 5...” ,,,,,,,,,,, “M", unvl milled. 39c out! M 29c.
31 mo tin-intri- Asunkhnnn ...... is 7.0! ”“1“" 1““ 8”" nixhteownr. llam~
5 ,. .,,, ”my __________________ ”- m, burned and liltlii’il the we once for
it: Eirntri» . ............... WW1"
mm»: on.» Fox ................ $1.1m l'mlrn‘iia Drawers. 25c.
.‘s’ovts lllm-l; 5min fihirt Whirl. plnit-
ml and lrlutuw trout:
A great rain of Wrappers is now gt»
mt: on. To to $2.00.
’l‘urtniwl Wlwni.
If"!!! llw I'lilito wjtnetl.
mow than plenml.
dining.
on"
Grand demoneiraiion oi the celebrated
store. iron: February 14th to 19th.
HM Uri-ll Ml" \Vlit’til l'oll't't'.
tild tirist Mill Emir» Whom Wntcr t'm'hrrn.
Telephone c:n. 58-2
tlld Grist Hill"
We invite "wry holy mul m-Intlt-mmt who "who thin mlwrtiwuwttt to route.
I'nvm- noel Wt't-lw' n umwnlr utnnm.
than» itnltu-mnwmn tn m'tlrv tln- tin-wore oi the Indie-n all most Witch.
0? Cill'llSE THERE WILL BE A Hill CROWD. Bl'T THAT'S WHAT WE WANT.
(le} SHIlllel KSilW THE llERlTS ill’ THE "0”) GRIST HILL" HEALTH FOODS.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer
33 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
'l'hcir profits laid on small 0091!.
311th country 0993. w tom, the.
Sons hone wet, it tons for 25:.
Mon Mouton m. 3 pound on, the.
Boston linked hunt. 3 with con. 1:.
Snomtol W, not mod, the.
tilt] Uriel )l'ill Rolled WIN-oi.
old on»: Mill Molt Extra-t.
i'mtw omi gin-m «m n 0'25 «liver lm wrviw.
i'uinc null llmi out all ttittnit It.
The Blouse French Corset Cover. 49
it) 7:10.
l'mhrclla Skirts. deep Hamburg. 75c.
Boston Store, cor. Main and WallSts. Norwalk, 0t.
Free Silver! Free Bread!
HEALTH l‘iitlDS will be given at our
old tirlnt Mill Emin- Wheat Flour.
('1 vnw and receive it ion! of lmml mode
We tiller
You will he
EVERY
o. W 5...... to ma. “ N .. “at... no c...
Shows 3“th
'l'ltnt's why the pmmlc flock to on. No Mllwlllt'il, but straight ntcrchnn~
W Mankind hem. net with, the.
Sager and W, w \b., 1:.
mmm.«unoefi
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