legislature, towliave a
not of public records.
, not'halieve in adding any
hooito’our state government or
it- more commissions, eto.,
miniature should decide to
, chmmissioner of public roc-
tlir’io think it might be justifiable.
itlon ‘ot the public records
if the towns in the state iii
town clerks borders on
f riminallty. A man at to
tan ojlloe ought to have sense
. .. hoop nit» public records in a
Wilden. if he hasn't probably a
‘ mlaslouer would compel him
pp! 4 this does not apply to
~ ilr. “which has always pos—
oompctent town clerks, and
present incumbent, Herbert
' ith, has one of the most cili-
fiicials in the state. Mr.
is not only conversant with
ictaii of his position, but is
bliging to the many pat—
f‘ the ollice, and always
to aSnist in the search for
ill! from the conveniently ar-
hgttd and indexed volumes of
flice. If all officials in the
were as careful at d exact as
Smith there would e no need
" ”oliicc of commissioner of
records.
ii .
fltbi‘ic
he treasury oilirials are active—
{thing preparations to carry
in effect the war rcvcnuc reduc-
whiclt . becomes operativel
til) i. turn. and with a view to
g the public all information}
subject possible at this?
he internal revenue bureau:
ithe followingr statement:
cutie stamps in the hands of!
ltascrs on and after _itin 1.3
1, viii be rcdccmcd by the gov—
fiéut under: the provisions of
ct of May l3. moo. Such
ps should be presented for rc-.
"’ltjption by the. owners thereof;
be ctiiiectnr of internal revennei
”whom they were purchased.
viii supply the applicant
ccettmu‘y {onus and instruc-i
. "it is probable that rcgu—.
onSrwill be prepared and issued
viding for the redemption of
printed documentary stamps
ithont requiring the destruction
he checks or drafts on which
y are imprinted.
ig‘iures tallc.
oginuing oi the new century.
ti'altiiltg‘thc nations of the. World
it h iiberoi'exports. During
ll exports amounted to $1:
, 13,659. Second in the rave
, S'Grcat Britain. with exports
mounting to
' dis t‘icrinany. with exports
. burning to Si.oso.oii,ooo. lint
'jc/ following“ figures talk even
let than those just enumerat-
’(‘iti in twenty-five )'t‘£li‘.\ the lfnit-
‘ lies has increased its exports
per cent: Germany. ,3 per
it; Great Britain. 34 per ccni..
(l France 3 per cent.
' ‘tiiJit'grt‘ini \\ as rcccivcd at
* to Department from .\ir.
fiMkhdi. special coinniissitmer at
kin, asking for instructions up-
"some of the points which have
u made during the negotiations
It yaud punishments. The com—
anioner. howcvcr. made no ref-
you! state of all'airs at Ticn
between the llritish and
at s in that quarter.
mm—im
........,.t:’_.'._.....
nuai'f‘raining For Filipinos.
‘ Newark Sunday Cull.)
”00'009000
Me full: and sink.
my, and the salmol‘fm
ed through th 'nnpiifi
two-story schOol building in new
, cotton.
5' for the preparation of iiisii'i‘li’iafilic €41!“-
‘\\'llil(‘-l':l
'whiie. they will leave instructions fori the captain. started up North
i have smut ; (‘aptaiit
licrc we are at
51.4 i 8.543.0ito ,
fl alive to the subjects of indent
1» resulting: from the clash of‘
the-fact that one of the inmates
that; poin'lnjiusc at \\'orcester.
, was discovered to have sev-
housand dollars concealed in
belting. suggests the advisa~
of that city appointing alt-human who are well trained. and Miss
outmiticc for the investi—
of the stockings of the city
tst industrial and manual
fatal: anydunoeblm '
"urge.
limiter headdflillsm graduate ‘
of Princeton Theological Semin—
' isttiblirdi~
coil“
ityi ‘
pos‘ .
ll Exilluianmf W‘iYOl’k
e Sirloin) forth‘e pu
being built. the firnt‘st‘oryof stone
and "the second of some kind: if
bard lywood, and not] bamb ,
which the natives use lfor almost
every sort of building. The roof
is to be of metal. Besides the.
school building tiierc.wiil be a
small chapel (Presbyterian) and
a manual trainingr school building,
where little Filipinos are .to be
taught carpenteriug, iron work.—
ing, etc. A hundred acres of land
have been [uncharted on which to
teach the youngsters agricultur ._
The city of i‘hunanguetc was so .
lected because. of the. friendly atti-
tude of the natives toward the
Americans.
WHAT WOMEN ABE DOING.
Camei‘s hair is one of tho choir-inst
npring cloths for an inexpensive spring
gown.
.
For white. waists there may be pret—
tier materials but none smarter than
the plainly woven linena.
The tall for artificial flowers, unlike
anything that ever grew can be grati-
fied with very little trouble this sea-
son.
There seems to be a great demon-l
for color emit-ta in novelty mnsilns i‘or
draping windows.
A child‘s coat of white crepe do
chine is lined with white. taffeta. and
. ‘ "uiuy‘ ‘
D ‘ 6 Moon of Poaoo.‘ '
The case or John blotter-y. who was
arrested Saturday night by omcer
Morehouso. ohorsod‘wltb drunkenness.
. breuhin n window..lu John Kirah's one
ONE-HALF PRICE - "
If you wear the n’gbt size why this
opportunity means a wonderful
saving to you.
Buy narrow-next year you will have
a nice new coat, and it cost; you}
only half of what the price will
be then.
Call soon, as it will be only a felt:
days no?» when m slzall pack all
.loou an roh‘bing'John Belford, came
mun before Judge ELM. .tmkwood this
‘ morning; ‘ “
Slattorypleadod guilty to breach or
period, turd. drunkennona, and not. got»
ty to‘tho other ohurge.‘ ‘
y The first witness to tulle the stand
was Mi. Klruh. lie toutined that he
had gone to his place or business on
Saturday night. after, the trouble was
otter rind found the slat-iii window in
one or the doors had been broken out.
He was informed that John Siattery
had done it.
. li‘f‘titl Kellen. the bartender, testified
that he had noon Bell‘ord and Sinttery
come. to together, and they had an ar-
The"
The variety in Wash: Geode this your wanderer surpassed. The, .
'bcauty‘of—f‘thenow colorings‘and of. the new weaves, the various ‘
combinations. the artistic designs and the cirquisite silky finish,
makes the showing one of unusual attractiveness, and appeals
strongly to the feminine eye. The Boston Store is already showing
thy—choicest and most select lines.
DRESS .
ENGLISH
gntnent and lleiford wanted to fight. He FOULARDETTE' GINGHAM§;. A
not lieilord out. and awn-yards biat- . -. r- . -' - ” . .
tory. After ho. put Slattery out the "‘2, 1"“: mirliii12dmliiierciiiiiiiii A beautiful jyarieiy of stripes
windmv wan broken. i “i h ”m y “ ' "‘ and checks; finish and ci‘ilorings
and hardly distintptinhablc from
the rich, satin loulards; light, and
i‘netliiun grounds. two tone effects.
copied from the. richest printed
satins. regular value, we. per yard.
28 CENTS.
_._. ..... .......... i
. Joint illco said that he heard them
having: an argument. .Ai'torwardn both
were put out.
.lnmoe Cnsuldy teutli’iod that he was
returning from work and when he got
near the saloon Sluttery was put out.
lie walked away, then returned, took
hold ol the door and put his toot
through it. These statements were
agreed to by two other witnesses,
James; Montgomery and Frank Brown.
The. ni-xt one to take the stand was
John llizli‘ord. llleztestifled that he had i
gone hill) the sniooii with Siattery and
bad money when he. went in and after.
wurilu missed it. Art Slattery was the
only man that. had been near him be
accused him of stuuiiuu it.
similar tom the“ famous " l )r.‘ i] An-
derson's goods. very appropriate
for the popular shirt waists,
15 CENTS.
BATISTE
BRILLIANT.
A line sheer cloth. with pure
white and dainty colored grounds.
an exceptional choice array oi cx-
cinsivc designs, suited for entire
costumes, '
MERCERIZED
SATINES.
in the popular dots, liorai and
svrnli. effects. a light but very
.slt'ollg fabric. 32 incite}; \viilc,
irawrrhmrrvm‘avmmvmmrw ‘
'hainter garments away.
‘\
98 Washington St, 80. liorwallt
‘WW
mmwwmwmmmwmmm
trimmed with deep cream Point. dc
\‘enise.
And now they have window shades;
hung, with ball limiting,r attachtnenta
which are said to he very durable.
-1...“ .-..
How many women carry home a
pretty piece of upholstering stint-w
just because it is prettywoviih0nt
which it is to be placed.
and the Ilt'ilt‘l‘ they ill't' the nearer theyl
come to the standard Hi'i.
costliest.
it’diiilit’ii until nu,
(Continued tiom First Page.)
another door, which led into the bug-i nuarteru.
gage. room.
When that
They were
The four \wnt tioun
until South Main street.
Then one of the gang: let:
tins bands of velvet are taking: theinpd went south in South Main street,-
lplnce of velvet ribbon for irimmingi'i‘he other three mpnratml.
'l‘lli‘i' can be made to conformim one rude of the aireet and the other
ito the lines of shirts or bodice. more two remained on tho other.
easily than tint ribbon with its straight
i imagine tilnl ai‘tc; :hom
lair. their salary by nothing: in an of
it e have worn their new s‘nirtwnists
any starch in the coils for .i_
their cuffs to be stiffened.
a few lately on
.v-Z'fx. but they no.
”the bishop Home nud‘roif cnil'.
c \vitli marched.
Have you diwovermi to your sorrowi
lhai a \l’clriln‘u il burnt-r rziinn the bean
:M of a room i'nriiinhctl in light blur-v
.‘i‘lie ”Fill in such a room should ili‘
isott and warm to offset the frigid tone
fol the decorations. The some 19»
fot‘ light iris-ens Selwtirigz. the deco:
lions for a room is in like selrwtinzt
{the fabric for n dun» unit should be
run by daylight and by artificial light
; "The lEpliolstirer“ in .t recent lion-Y.
'; ;. an illnrtz‘nzi'ni of a decorativ“
,unrksliv-h‘ to be :jntspctldtfll from th
ipivture moulding. in it..- router is an
oval opening. to the edgi- of which i:
caught a piece of decorative fabric, in
itbe form of a pocket. This is used to
‘ There
,boid onWs work and utensils.
is ratifllcieul room on the shell for two
Eur three books that one can take down
‘tn break the monotony of u long hem
and there is a tiny vase of flowers». pin
{a nshion. etc. A large bow of ribbon
1am decorate the bottom of the but:
:ni‘ter it is drawn up.
‘ THE SATURDAY TEA.
Airs. Paul M. Strayer Spoke on Three-n
Cathedrals of the Old World.
An nrnsunlly large audience was pre-
z.»e.nt at the Saturday 'i‘ezi oi the Cen~‘
iii-iii Club to hear Mrs. Paul hi. Stray“
jev's devcription of some famous eut-
<Ihedrals and the singing by pupils in
the public schools under the direction
.of Miss Eliza A. Baldwin.
Mrs. Strnyur chain» for her theme
three ltaliun Cathedrals. St. Mark‘s.
Plan and Milan. Her account was ade-
quate historically and most entertain-
inely enlivened by the play of humor.
and of nersonnl narrative. The audi-
ence. showed their satisfaction and
pleasure continually.
i it is always a. delight to listen to
Baldwin. musical director of the South,
Nor-walk schools. do especially well
equipped by nature and experience .io
bring out the best In her punils. Ten
of the children sang beautifully The
Holy City. and renpondeti to an outline
instie. encore. Minn Snidie Hull was
the accompanist.
The. competent hastening who look-
’ ed after the comfort of the sheets were
Mrs. William E. Street and Miss Anet-
Cram. v ‘
Next Week Saturday Mrs. George D.
Egbert will be loud enonnh to continue
the description of cathedrals. choosing
for her them: some famous "one“
cathedrals. Miss Nettie hf. manner:
will contribute the musical program.
linoleum Hrs. F. It. John,me
and lam new Mud.
‘ ' ' tFll‘PQlifl. the trio came
mitt) no i
I lit
l
l
0”: Wm" to Norwnik. “'Zliv dear ‘llr. Graham.
not in the yard. he found that the tenet-Al
“l0
1
(Hit) “’93“.
When they went under the railroad
Video at North unll Honth illnin
ionuthor and
-\;iii‘;t‘d up North Tvlain .strvvut. t‘lripn
pt his eyes on then! and til the bikini}
we told Captain GilliiblUlli‘. about he
hlniu Hrru‘l He. with
.‘linin
Gladstone was in citizen‘s
lies. and the only reason .‘ilr. (‘lapp
in Six'ith
not a». common asioui §.i\‘l‘ for the men running. when
itln;r a: noted behind. “as that they no-
Led the hint: and white unifmm ._.i
filz‘. Pinup and recognized blui as the
one who was at the station.
of the story about
Moore. was told in Saturday‘s issue.
The rest
thr- rapture it
That ("hint Volliner did good head
work in placing; his. men for the- cap»
. it: e
shown by the followinir brief sketch of‘
the around tovoreti:
ol‘ ihz- other thlcth-i. will in?
When the matter was reported to
the chief be immediately sent ofilvo‘rs
nil owr the illlmt‘liltll"
inlvphmmi to the larger places
t'vt’f“ were sent down the road a? far
«in. l’ortclwstcr.
vicinity and
(‘iffi-
They were sent ‘0
iirldgport and New Haven, while oth‘,
When the thieves turned in l'nirin’,
street one ot’ them. a tall. grunt-looking: m
than. jumped the fence in the. rear of‘
l
."i 1’! (‘f' it”?
Ruetteelier's meat. market.
from the inside was much higher than
when be won on the outside. On some
pretence he tried to get into the mar-
ket. Mr. Roottchur would not allon.
hint to enter. so he climbed up the:
porch in the rear of the market and'
front there.- jumped the fence. This
same follow. from the tlest‘rlpilon girl
on. tallied exactly with the one who;
«tent to Darin & Banks’ stables in Nor-
walk. and requested to be driven to
Saiigauick. He represented to Mr.
Banks. who wan at the office. that it;
was a case of life or death with him,
Mr. Banks told one of hit: In”! to drivel
the arranger (chromatin-k immediate;
is". One of the fastest liorresi in the,
stable was hitched up. and away they,
treat. Before the man left. he pulled}
a roll of bills: from his pocket and paid!
Mr. Banks. When the driver arrived}
in the center of Sanguine-k. he was re-f’
quested to go to the station. That test
where the eupposod thief was left. He}
arrived at the Snugatuclt stationi
shortly before. 1 o'clock. it is sup-
posed that he boarded the l:ll train.
which is dug in South Norwaik at 1:11,
When that train arrived in this?
city. ()flieer Reunion went. aboard and
searched every coach. but found no
one who answered the description
which had been given him. He alight.
ed at every station between here amt:
Stamford, [0199 that no one got on
airbase placer. ‘No one got aboard
that. annotated the donorlption.
The other fellow continued out UH“:
ion street. and ii iii thought. that he
went up Falrflold oven-1e and escaped.
This fellow was. a short. chunky man.
smooth face. A man answering this
description called at Baker‘s stapler.
and wanted to hire a team to go in
Enact Norwalk. There was no driver
the strum bare the turnout.
Dominant in Bridgeport. swelled
train which
rant
incur
arrived in Bridgeport. lacy immediate
ly
.i:
returning at.
v
Inmllld OilL 11190“! ”ll-“'5’;telephone to him for instruction. He
minutes later. he met Mr. l‘i‘dl'l'lti, \vni‘igwag kept busy moat of the time unis-
ioid him to summon the police at our-0.. “oping the "
n" that he. bud been roolied.
i documentary and proprietary{thought of the kind or wood with tnapp went out on the station plat-mite bitch in try
. itoim. be row the some three men in-
:hnd seen in the station.
Finger rinizs are more i‘asiiioiiiililt‘-;30mm by another young. man, about
tlzan they haw In on for u long finial thirty years of age.
He said that it anyone had bum at
police lit-nduniirtl'rs at Norwnlli, the
man
stable
the. platform .
llialiwiliifii and under the i)l'ilii~:i‘ in Monroe street.
and rubies lend and they must be tlivg'l‘liey walked on the latter thorough
fare
. watched.
Hull. and the only other bust thing to
do was to send “filter
“4* (“any on lill‘i‘i‘.
lllt'il by night.
i ‘53.“!
stable
Hanks had gone to dinner. and tbiirt-
could give any information.
thinks; return-Ad hi- iiilllltitiiilit’iy called
up the thief and told him what lint
li‘tllliilii‘t‘d.
head off the fugitive.
l ('iitnl \iliilllt‘l‘ anti»;
matter for a puilt‘t‘ olllr-cr to be fool<"-il
'ri recogni.:iu_c it man front di-
He xiv; iliiii they can be rim:
having an overcoat. derby hat and hm
int; a smooth
immd tiny could butt- n Slouch lvi'
the oven oat discarded. and wliii‘iimrw
a heard on.
aiily dozens of men in the cur with
sure you have got your man, it in n
‘ Saturday.
‘gt'lllilg biotin: chci-ltn cashed wherever
mound and Mr. miter relevant in let
“ _.#fli¢£b:‘
. . ii
authorities in that.
.y. 'lliey tilt-n went to New Haven,
li.i:'.ltl in the evening.
hlef \“ollmer remained at police bomb
The men were instructed to
consulted the
”'llt‘.
that. there was on _.
t: in captuio tili- mun
I
The. chief r.
who called at
would have
has no on.- at
ilnnn At iianlm‘
been arrested.
i‘lietc the police Sta
lull and Mr.
The latter knew the
When they arrived, the
had already boon out of tho
about fifteen minutes. far
our. around the
no one utalile who
When , M r.
it was too into then to
tillti ii is on can?
script ion.
tiled as
{are When tiny new.
"Supporting they use 2:“
board." bititi thr- rhicf "ilieriz ura- prob
etuiooth {:iivm, Full-ow you are print}
tieitlirli thing to do. to merely :il'i‘trsl
a man on suspicion."
The yuoni: titan spoken of in ii in»
tor from John ll. Wright. of the.
\’v'ri='lit-l-iinniison school. 42 West Sue
cur \lii street. New York. to A. t.
Graham. of south Normlik. inialit im
in some nay (Ulllli't‘il‘tl with the gang
of lili'W't‘s uliich :trui-l; ibis.town in:
The letter will explain
self.
“i searcialy ihi1.i( you know a younrz
an uninml itobert Monti-u. who Wilr
once in our a»("ilii<li. in that you aw
known to him. but i hasten to warn
you on the barn ponibility of hit com
ing to you. i have learned that in,
has turned out to he a rnsiul and ‘e'
be "an identity himself.
“He left ast'lllN)l nvte years ago. and
entered (‘oivnilna University in New
York. While liii'it‘ he seems to have
Milt": in with a last set of young tut-n
and has cone fiuin bad to Worst iill "i-I
has (Uillt‘ to this.
tSigned)
“.lOiln l). WRIGHT."
WORLD'S RECORD BROKEN. ,
SAN JOSE. Cal, Mari-h l5——Burtoh
Downing. of the Garden City Wheel
Club. has broken the world‘s fivenitie
amateur .mti'alght away road record.
over the t'lllroy course. ills time was
this. The record of 8:01 was former-
ly held by Hunt Smith.
wintry! Roe Shad. 30¢: each at
Hayes”.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
0N LY A FEW DAYS TO WA. 1‘ 1
Two performances.
SATURDAY, MARCH 2311..
Matinee at 2:15.
Harry .‘ilnrteli'n Realistic Southern Prov
duetlon.
The South Before
the War.
Three some direction Voices. in one
mud swelling chemo-80 Champion
Bock it d Wing lance-mutlomntioimt
Situntl ii. Heartfelt Harmony. iteratio-
Walkers.
" Walton
and Pastimes-30 First Prize. Cake
for no my 'Plffl
tie Scenerywl’lnotaiion scenes; 8mm
Slutlory trailed him a liar and other
words Boiiord wria put out. I
'l'errenetii (‘oolt said he. was in front
of i'illliilltfih‘. Km-iur & Sellecli‘u store
at. the time, but. did not set: Slattei'y
break the window
Noah Joyce. a South Noi‘wailt oys‘;
tv‘irnian. testified that he saw Siattcry?
put his hnnii into ill-lford‘s pocket. but?
15 CENTS. 121/2 CENTS. ..
iMPORTANT OFFERINGS iN
‘ _ . ' Ladies’ and iiiises‘ Suits and Jackets.
3mm,” [named mm he had Wm. We want every woman in The Norwalks to see these offerings.
drunk. but rim not r-membcr breaking i and be convinced that at no other place are such bargains possible.
the Window, and that he did not roo» . . .
“Wow l The New Eton and Box Coats—~a big variety of colors and
)Atlornvy l Walsh {Liii‘t‘li that thel black; unmatcliabie at the price—34,98.
c'inrgo of lien in nti'ivi'u ) . " e - l - - - -
“WWI, mm“ “m “muff; 33;, “gal, Suits of Homespuns and Venetians. trimmings of silk taffeta.
button the court Scrurni iltnen bonito; a superb COileCthi‘l ill—$8.98.
.l‘llti:{t' Lin-mvooii sentenced him to.
three months in the county joil. Slut-i
it-ry took an appeal. and Wm put. uuderi
52ml bonds. which iii.‘ could not fur-i
nisb. i
The ndjonrnvd cases of John lllcoi
and James (john who had ili'l‘n t‘ii'rest»i ""1““! last night
ROCKEFELLER lNTERESTS.
NEW YORK. .‘llarcli Di»- ii in rumor-
r'd bore that it” liit' i'lll‘l'l'ts‘lr? of John
ll. Hockwleilur in the iron inisinvrrr. in-
fliulin: El!ili"'<‘. rallvmyv and inizi- irnn.
WOULD-BE LYNCHERS FOILED.
.\llillil.li$liitii(l. l-{y.. limit is 4
The 3th.) will miner-.5 of West l'iuevilll-
to lynch llvpiiiy~
ml. ('ilill'i;"ti \iith iiilllKit'KtliUil anilifihel‘il’l‘ l-‘rlinh Sit-Coy. of this city. who. f-t'tlllilliuil linen, an: to go into the
breach oi two-v. vino vain)... below.“ i, phmvwi “Wimp killed yup-U .tivd Stat-us Stool Corporation.
Judge Lockwood. this morniniz. liotn’, _._:'l‘liiv i» inti-ri :lze illi‘ltilif‘ tlh- l.:ikr- Sun-
liloward. cousin of Hell? Howard
ntit‘arv-d and were dist-linrgvd . .
liiiried in the (iul‘ilt‘i vase. A
i'li)" (Itilliafii‘dt‘il' Ii ilfiil mines. with :1
Th” ,itiiigo ““1“““1 both “W“ ”‘3“ .1: ii iii i ii ii iii Capital stock of Eiriiyl‘mldil‘li. The com-
> - ' ' ' ,‘ ' filly l .‘ i ' i . ‘ i . . , . > , . , - , ' .
the <-oz.:.-.ii~gatiiig on the Smith strceli" “ t “d" k ‘ "H “Um ‘" J“ ' l-‘ii'li- ”ML-i iniii‘H-rl‘n’ infill-“Hirer in lhn‘
ttnnlly drown-sod Wllii‘ ; Mpmpu rnnuv. Min...” and i-‘PaSl—‘B semi
_i.i its [nines to the (‘arnet Ste
. t'otnpuny. Elliii other large :at. oi murm-
giactui'urn. if “to owns the linintb.
:fviidriitiil‘ and Mirtbi'i'n Hallway, tax.-
Ltoanlinu l'roin llniutn to iron Mountain.
,3dinn.. and embracing about lilo miter:
gill I'l‘uld. .i. l’im‘tmnt Moi'gittl £1 (10.
{haw mntiriuml (lit: .zmtmnnut that the
doubt: iron Mines. railways and hike
,ii‘ii:‘~lmiii’.lii'li linen owned by .inhii ll.
filovkrfvilrr nip in in: when in by tho
.‘inzi the Illiill‘ ..
I‘til‘lli‘i n “t, be sto l’lllil. and lit‘ ' 'i' . .
v' i“ po‘ éiirvnd l' i irorld tn'iiufln”),:‘ 5 out attenuation to mono the. Jail
i. .i . . i 1 l a l i * . rig
iiltzoiflf‘bii lo Hop it.
Michael Sullivan was: lit‘i't'li‘o Judgi-
Front in tin- ’i'oun Utilii‘l tibia niornin ,.
charged with liclnrz thunk. it is .‘ilihi‘sioii of tlieinifide in ll.i.‘ hilml‘itio; . of
m», irisa’ :a ‘ iv: ‘o - . . . ’.
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holidav yesterday. and he did not thii :i’w'im' 1'“ “in. 'thmm “M ”u' 5‘. '3”)
=t wax: 'in‘r 2~ pi in my. .Un ._ .‘m ”loony. ‘ .Lr.inily vxi‘uiiltvil the builniil'r.
tiri'li" 3." ,‘,‘L ’. 1“,:‘f'1'blffi'1‘ ‘ l'it'i in‘oiv out Home Holy itlli'l' iiii'
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tail {0 “.13.. . fl ‘ u “ ‘5 1' l’Xl’llUuifll‘. l“?! :t was soon onetime...
" r I "‘9“ most; Simone.
EXPLOSION OF CHEMiCALS.
i‘l.l’i\'i’.i.\.‘{ii Tilitlill i vim cxpio
datum» l’olli-t', Ln obi \«gtwinn on! ‘ _~_.,~_&____“_M_M_> ii'iilli-d Slates hti‘i:i (‘Ui‘ilfll‘itliUiL
i""i:'nii“. szot it’l0)i":i'~i Saturdnv a‘... . . . 3 ~' ._--__..--._,_,
.ttzmi and \ins' invited up Sc. hi.- hziii‘ POST MASTERS APPO’NTED‘ 3 NEW VORK TO GO TO CRAMPS.
been grim-toil before in this i'ii}. and: l." \SlitNtiTllN. .‘iiiiiii l." , The tol.‘
nn' allowed to no on his promise to mom. fourth clas.» post
ii‘utiiulinteii it‘llil'll the amount 01 his appointed today
fine win-n he arrive-d at in.» home in i‘oiiuei'liiut
New iiitVi'li. ln- wan attain allmsrd mi :~-‘ii
to. after .iniluv ll‘rost fined him fivti .‘ilau-‘nlbtnwts -(ii'nnyiilv. ll. lv'.
dollarv without i-mt. limos.
NEW YORK. Marih
anti-rs ‘.‘."‘l'L‘ i Wt icht. nr'vonil \'im--prv:~.hlez;t of tho
ulnmrii-un Linc. sud tmlnv that, the
tiit'iililn’iliii) Now York, which arrived
jil‘rllvl'tifi)’ 'il'lll‘ a broken fli'l'izw Shaft.
(lib- nonlil no to (Tainan: shipyard in Philli-
,lli4lphia for repairs.
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CALL 58-2.
Seymour’sStore
\\'c are receiving mail and telephone orders from all part; of the town for the iiiii.‘ Bridgewatcr
Hills Creamery Butter. it received the "highest score” over all others, of any butter in i_.‘l:mnccti~
cut. 32c. lb. in prints, 30c. lb. in tubs. 3%, lbs. for $1.00.
liinc iiigin Creamery iiuttcr" 25C. and 27c. lb.
l’ancy l-‘resh Country Eggs. 25c. dozen.
l'ure \‘crniont Maple Syrup, 15c. and 25c. bottle.
Try the (.ienninc Qld Dutch Java and Arabian Mocha coffee, (nothing like it in ton'n,) 38c. lb.
i-‘aucy Doubli- Cream Cheese, 16c. lb.
'i'iie i'icst Colic-c. at the popular price of 25c. per lb will be found here. Try it.
i-‘ancy :\pples,t.‘risp White (Sch-r)". met-t Potatoes. .ioston iii-ad Lettuce. Pat'snips, etc.
Nothinpr but first-class goods. and the lowest prices. You will make no mistake by ordering
at our store. Anything you need in our line. Everything fresh, sWei-t. pure and wholesome.
(has. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer, 33 West lianingiim Street.
TELEPHONE CALL, 133-6.
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Is a life presenter on the sea of life. Never forgBet that the little things go to make up~the big ones.
Our Grocery Store is a life saving institution. trying Groceries at these prices is something you ,
will never regret. FREE ‘ f
To every porchaw‘r of one box Monarch Cocoa, at zoo. we will
give one cake Vanda Chocolate Free.
FREE
Cream 00m. 7c can: 3 for 20¢. a can: Bartlett Pears. 25c Soothwarit's .la‘ni. 10c Jar.
Choice Tomato“, not can. 7o 3 lb. can Poached, tile 7 lbs. California Prune». for 2r»:
3 lip. Can Beets. very fine. He Preserved fittnwherrieu. per can. the Macaroni, 3 package the
. . . _ a for
Victory String Benny. per can. 8c) Finest Quolit‘yif’iuoappie. per can. loo Quart Jar Mouton ." “
CHOICE PRINT BUTTER, 22 CENTS P00 '15
or.» FASHIONED ‘coo FISH 5 cams Po 1). '
1 can BAKEDBEANSV 5' cums,
~19 LBS. omnourao sunny: non it . 1 ~
BONELESS coo man,
‘.:..A~coiurr.ara asst) .
Norwalk Chronicler