ey are
_ and thus pro
used dog's found
a; off the premises of
Alloy, be shot with ion
was a but light 0v»
which was strongly
. omen who wish to
he ago they choose,
, 3‘ x. and to allow
u at large, wherever
ardless oi the sheep
. ,The dog Is a noble
a faithful friend of
re may be times and
If s when he is too
, and pervading to be
or even safe.
and, IOregon, in 1905
ll wed ill rapid succese
era of a like character.
alcely a year ill our
lot when something re-
Id not occur that will
ltillrnis material for half
years 6f the Maxi—d
Ilstancc, will ive us
Vega Cruz,t e bah
. Cerro, Gordo,
to, I olino del Ray,
“ tepee, Buena Vista and the
{the City of Mexico with
not the war Think of
elltellnials, each with a
lent appropriationl And
her back still, our naval
in the war of 1812 and
ctory of General Jackson at
ere'aus.
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rotary Wilson is making a
bid ioI the butter and
trade of the numerous is-
m the Caribbean Sea. Frank
rdncr. III-special agent of the
turn] Department. has.
nt out with Instructions to
nforlnatiqn that will help
that 110w contlol the
'nr'IS‘aIl Domingo. Haytl.
._ and other large islands of
W at Indies He will be su-f’g
itll liberal ‘shiillnents t
[em neighbors exactly what
an do in the way of produc»
fin grades of cheese and but-
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‘ , he sun is pouring dowu
s il'pon the ocean at noon-
lie of them penetrate to a
of .‘uver two hundred feet.
:, It would find himself
(1 III darkness as profound
lld ,Ceylon ha yetofitpet—
o It ccssfully with China in
pmduciion of tea, that where—
, 2,100.000 lunglred
gun-drone leaf Iveré exp rtcd
fort China, only 1.631.000 hun-
' eight left the country in
‘.I
lg bors or any other.
" is; and Clark Centcm A
ers td' ullllersell the dairy V
, so that‘ he can Show our '
You will iiIId here
Trimmed Millineru. Prices to Suit everu purse.
2. n. drum 0. 00., ..
936-938 lain ulna
$8Loo purchases.
cry hue. The ribbons are carried from
the Maypole to the edges of the table,
and there secured by nine or hidden Illl-
dor tho Mar border, or the ribbons
may mom :0qu toMIrd the center
of the table where tiny blcyclesw
small llders may portray a bicycle
Germanu The long streamers can be
decoratoa ,w‘lth clusters of blossoms or
trails 0i greenery. ‘ '
The {not that women will get along
without thine things they cannot have
without consldoroble dlacomfort to
tnemsolveb was very marked in too
stores during the. recent long spell of
rainy weather; and that they spend
money for a great many things they no
not need when the conditions are uns-
plclous has been equally marked dur-'
ing the beautiful sunny days that have
followed. The merchants were not the
least 3le to ono the sun.
Make your guest chamber just as
cheer-ml and oil dainty as to materials
as your pocketbook will permit. Don‘t
make mom the rendezvous of all
the. unit's of other rooms. but lot It
be ‘ them one can attord is'
most *éhnrmillgly arranged. Make to
not merely a place to stay ill but let lti
suggest hospitality in every nook one!
piece 0! furniture. Last of all don t
forgot the flowers.
Sl. JOHN-PERRY BASE
ftlontlilnbo llom First Page.)
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cl Cunt St John pulled her up off the
mounds. but he had hold of her untll
she was outsldo of the yard. She had
hold of the flogging”
she was sitting down
Mrs. Stephen Naphey, who lives (Al‘
lectly opposit Captain St. John's. was
the next witness culled. She said: ‘ i
heard a shot and saw Captain St. John
with ll. cut. Mrs. Perry came along
and met Bertha. I saw the cap
min in the garden. i heard the can
min say it was none of her —~—~ busi-
ness and she said 'I wan't to see the
cut you sllot.’ When I saw them first
be'hnd hold to,“ her arms and he was
pushing her toward the gate. They
turned around several times. i saw
her aftel she was sitting on the wall
and I thought the. captain was trying
to get her away f1 cm the wall and she
was holding on. He didn‘t let go of hot
until after she was out of the gate. 1
heard him call her a brute. "
On cross examination Mrs. Nuphey
said she first saw MI. St. John take
her by the arms and Intel by the
wrists. It looked as though he was us-
ing a great deal of roughness.
Miss Addie Henderson, who lives In
the same house as Mrs. Stephen Na~
phey, was the next witness, ulld‘toui of
what she snwof the fracas. Her testi-
mony was practically the same as that
of the preceding witnesses. Slho hoard
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“EOMEN ARE DOING.
. ' (tons seem to
_ ‘ldee- covered orNIs‘for thlh-
,» neckwcar if yowurc obit:~
5 . run. and pull llko to drops
l
lewd-white trimmings are used
it rials that have neither black
.. in them. Just a touch of
or silver is used with them
i.
“ you ilbtlced how often mauve
. More associated in dress and
, 1, this this season. We see it
it llmnels on well as the cot
34:5, and It lnvcrlably strikes on
ibluinu'rter than the pinks and
pd it. it'll not 0 columns.-
I 0 would buy. but it's good
lean Queen" has II cusses
bicycle luncheon to be given
during May. the table «cc
which are very good. no
and other flowers will be
before the mouth is over.
uuou to make borders and
round the table. in the con-I
alum»... outing scene. ,A
. Mimi‘s"? tumultuous
more of rlbbond of ov-
Iir teeth are not perfectly
but than immediate at
. w and lot Inn crumb/c
' it. will perhaps salve
willow! u but
Mu) “evil Hills“, to have Dr
.IIG. y used in
gilt away in some oPthe‘
' l would put her olf.
” ‘ “M" “cry murder und call at.
I'my;ll nose also, as Well as In
.- . .... "0...; Conan; wu utter consultn.
tlon it was agreed that none of the wit
nosses called in this case should be
called again. their testimony being us-
ed In the next.
Dr. Bollallncn testittcd that he trout
ed MI-II. Perry on the day in ouesttdn
and that she was in a very hysterical
condition. She had several black and
blue spots on her. She was naturally
ll. nervous womlnl and that I‘vould tend
to exhaust the Ital-mil during exclto
ment. The examination took place
about 12: all o ’clock The discolorations
didn‘t appear on that day, but he saw
them when he examined her a day or
two later.
The state rested on the close of the
testimony of Dr. Bohunnun.
The defence opened ltd cane with
Captain at. John on the stand. He
tout the story that he gave to the Son-
tlnel for gullllcutlon recently. A at»
gram of t a scene was shown' by mm,
which he had made during the testi-
mony of the other witness. He sold:
”1 now her onmlyz PM and called
to her and asked her What sue me
there. She sold she wanted to know
what] had been shooting. I told her to
Won 't. you old vllllnn.’ I called to her
again to get off and she said, ‘I won't,
you «~— vllllrln.’ I call It to her twice
more, udvunclng. and brow the torn
down. i told her if she didn't get off
Then I took her
by. the wristc and silo wont utern torc-
most. like a ship in irons, and looked
her to around a olothespout. Then
I look old other wrist and Iowa)“ our
New Roses. Foliage and hue Flowers.
We pay your fare one way on $5 purchases; both ways on
‘ Dena-311$!
oi the wall wnen
cut off my premises and she replied, “I -
ut plndoddn position at It point. in trout of
,4 nuts. This will be done inside otfitwo
all the new ideas in
lililllllti’illil.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
0m NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. 310000000
prim Proms. 825.000. 00
JOIIN ll. mum. President. ‘
JAcoB ll. moor. enabler.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp curlstlnn Bwurtz
John H. Light E. H. Mathew-on
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Sollnlrod.
The South NonaIk
Savings Bank.
INCORPORATED. JUNE. 1860.
01.050.000.00
560,000.00
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Surplus,
ALDEN SOLMANS. President.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vice President.
GEO. F. BEARSE,.Sec’y. and Trees.
Board of Managers.
Alden Salmons. Edward Beard.
John H. Ferris. Iohn H. Light.
john 1!. Knapp. josiah R. Marvin.
Henry 1. Smith. George F. Burst.
.p‘...
Money to Loan on Mortgage.
Taylor 8: Golden,
REAL £31111: m
maneuver.
LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUIE
74 Washington smu,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
After I put. her out she tried to get by
me and get in again."
On cross-examination Captain at.
John said that’ho was perfectly calm
and know what he was doing at the
time. He sold that Mrs. Perry was
fifty (out from the nearest entrance.
when he ordered her off and she didn't
try to get off the premises.
The captain said "i had u pretty 800d
tux with Mrs. Perry and was tired and
couldn't have gone any further with
her. The south gate was the nearest
and that was the reason i tried to put
her out that way. i gave her chance
to go and she sold she would not to.
I did nut use any male force than was
absolutely necessuly to get her art the
place. ' i am not a young man and have
not been accustomed to lift heavy-
weights recently."
The next witness called was Miss
Mary St. John. daughterpf Captain St.
John. who oorroborctodlhor tuthnru
testimony. After hearing this on»
dance the Judge ordered Attorney
Walsh to enter a nolle in the case.‘
To 031' UP FOUNTAIN.
w. c. 1‘. ll. Will Ham Convention and
_ Dedication Mly 17th. 1‘
There was It very interesting most.
in; of the Women‘s Christian Temper-
ands Unlolnl at tile residence of Mrs.
Joseph H. Richards. 31 Chestnut street.
yesterday afternoon. There were ten
members present and considerable bull-
lne’all or importance was truncated.
It was decided that the old drlnlrl :
fountain, which I some time wall to
Ilium In front of Baxter a drug store.
should be repaired Immediately and
Adumlls Hot factory in Railroad 01ch
would
ltd on .ll‘rlduy, the 17th of thin month. .,
the annual moduli! county comm '
20th Century.
TRUST COMPANY
Incorporated 1901.
003;! i
Fifty Thousand Dollar“
FRANK A. reams. Prusklent.
It. II. comm. Vice-President.
“MILES Ii. IIoIrr. Transom.
PRESENT LOCATION.
Fmt National Bank lulldlnn. .
24 WASHINGTON STREET-
if
. TRUSTEES:
Frank A. Fora-ls Alla B. Woodward ,
Than. I. Raymond Edwin 0. Keeler
Nelson Taylor franklln A. Smith
Theo. 8. Lov‘tli‘dec Winthrop H. Perry;
Richard H. Golden.
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BANKING BUSINESS on ALL
KINDS.
Deposits, Discounts, Collections.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits Received on Internet.
TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
OF ALL KINDS.
Authorized by its charter, with It: cap.
ltll no luourlty. to act as
ECUTOR.
ADM NISTRATOR.
RDIAN.
CO SERVATOR.
TRUSTEE OF ANY TRUST
ACCOUNTS AND
TRUSTS OF ALL KINDS
SOLICITED.
BUSINESS HOURS.
9 to 12 a. m., and 1 to 3 p. m., and II»
6 to 0 p. m.. Saturday evenings, for
Savings Department.
MORTGAGE LOANS g
NEGOTIA TED.
5 Railwad Place. 3
Sold}: Nomalk. '
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the details of which are not in suilic-
ient form to We out fm publication.
it is the intention Ill! the union to have
dedlcutory exercises held over the
fountain. on that day. in conjunction
with the convention. The nature of
the exercises have not been decided
upon us yet. but at any rate they will
That the old drlnklng fountain in to
be once more installed in the city of
Bouth Norwalk, will be good. new to
many citizens. No better place could
have been chosen for‘ the intuition. it
is on the direct route to and from the
trains and will be on continual benent
to citizens and strangers Perinlnulou
was recolvcd'lfl‘oin tho Rnllr‘dud Conl-
pnny to have the fountain placed where
the lunch wagon is now located In
Washington I rest. it was found that.
it could not locntéd there. 0.! port
of the foundation would set out on tun
sidewalk about four Inches. The mat.
tor was taken! to the Common Cannon,
but It was thought it would not. be well
to have the fountain project on the
mill.
All formerly lee will be supplied to
keep the water cold. The last year the
fountain was In working condition the
common council furnished the ice. and
II; in thought a vote wlll be tnlttln to do
so this your. flourever. the ladies soy,
Hitting city does not furnish it they
VI .
lovur since the fountain well taken
l’utIIIun Hose House. ,lt is badly In
hood of repair, but It In thoulllt that
it can be it
.Itlur :0me
m will“ la til
THESOUTH Iolulln
[ACOB M. LAYTON. :I‘
down. it has been lying in the roar or be
en. garments we provide appeal most strongly to the careful
dresser. The colors are refined and pleasing; tile styles, of course,
the very latest and most approved. A careful ellamination of the
goods will prove that the values we offer are most worthy
Ladies Taffeta Silk Eton Jacket, lined with white satin, vest ef-
fect, warranted puresiilr; value $10.00, for $6.98.
Ladies’ Jackets?— all new—the smart short jacket; were marked
$12.50, reduced to,$8.5o.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Jacltets. value $5.00, for $2.98.
Ladics’ Suits, some great values; a $12.50 or $15.00 Suit for
$18-98:
Ladies’ Suits. the $17.50 kind for $10.00.
prices.
' Walking Skirts, the $5.00 and $7.50 kind for $2.50
, lulu Portraits Has It charge.
With every purchase of $1.00 or over we will paint for you ab~
soluteiy free of charge, a crayon portrait. Ask sales persons for
coupons when you make your purchase and present it to our artist,
with your photograph, and in a few days your picture will be ready.
We have a large and beautiful assortment of frames at wholesale
16!!) Century.
mour’sS ore
THE HIGHEST STANDARD.
We ofier goods of the Highest Quality; the favorite among housekeepers and the’ goods most
profitable to purchase.
Reduced.
Our Celebrated Bridgewatlr Creamery Butter, reduced to price to 25c lb The sweetest and
best Butter sold In this town.
You want the “Bess" Creal
Lunch Milk Cracker, too, 3 lbs
for 35¢.
3 cans Wayne Co. Sugar Corn
for 25c.
l.b Fancy Carolina Head Rice, 10C-
7 cakes Cleanel Soap 25c.
Califmllia Prunes from 50
II~
to 20¢. lb.
Califonlia Ripe Olives.
l’iLlIled Limes.
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New Potatoes. Radishos‘. Pine
Apples.
Flower and Garden Seeds.
lrcardsley Smoked llcef Sllled—
(led Codfisll, Boneless Herring
Iluylers tocoa and Chocolate. and Bacon.
Spinach I Hettucc Sweet Potatoes. 1
Oranoes Lemons, Bananas.
WE ARE FIRST HANDS FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE.
$4.40 per bbl.
210 lb.
Groceries.
I
Donovan Building,
keep the water cool. it is running wet-
er in the fountain in front of the ar-
mory.
There will be delegates from every
town in the county, and it is fair to
presume that at least 300 women will!
be in attendance. The session will
open promptly at 9 o‘clock and will!
last all day. Dinner will be served at
boon. and the ladies of the W. C 'l‘. U. I
known how to furnish a good meal.
Mrs. Cornelius Forbes. of Hartford, the
stats president. and Mrs. Barnum. or
Dunbury. the county president will be
prudent and Will speak. There will be
33“” prominent speakers. and 'tllere
lll also be singing. 'l'llcre will be no
session in the evening.
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BHAMRch'a TRIAL SPIN.
8t‘iIi'll MA’TON, May 4-Tho new,
cull chill lé’u‘xor started on her Ilrst
trial spin this morning, under excel.
1an conditions. The sun shone brluht
and warm 0 all northltumrlv
I.
urlu‘ltullsoll «r
all g,» and saw the hurt
his preparation. W. G.
Jameson dill! delimiter WMIOll follow
ed this morning. Keen lntcrest 13
shown in the trial and a large num~
r of yachts and steamers. crowded
with passengers, accompanied the ltlrln
and the Shomrookl 1L
. The chnlleuger hoisted her mum sail.
t, 11240 It. you, all pod her moollnltd
ltlllu‘wov In liter loo rail
. We Just received another car load of Our Famous Maud s.
This Flour needs no Introduction in The Nor-walks.
loam than any other Flour in existence.
it on Account of there being ice to -
till. .. .sly‘nou, 5 Leading Grocer 33 West linhngtonitleet
Prompt Delivery.
ail...
I hit.
GAS.
Cooking Demonstrations
WILL BE GWEN AT
I The ,Athenaeum,
18 Wall 8L, Norwulk.
APRIL 20th to All“ Illlll
:30 l). m.
‘-
‘ Thulllou of I'l‘llfl Norwulku are
A hordlnlly invited to attend.
(loll. Railway
I lighting 00.
. Haven Company gets a fair proportion
lour
Flour, to be disposed of at a very low price.
it has been on sale here for the past fifteen years, and has
a first elm reputation. Try a barr‘cl and we guarantee it to make better hr cad and turn out from 20 to 25 more
lance your eye: over a few of our many bargain: for title week:
Maud S Flour, best In the world,
Veru Best Elgin Creameru Butler,
Litcbfield Counlu Print Butter.
Four Cans SuaarCorn1~
Three Cans Magnolia Milk,
\ Seven Pounds California Prunes. ‘
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
A Beautiful Box of Daland a. Company's Toilet Soap will be glvcn FREE to all purchasers of $1 worth of
New York Grocery Co.,
A. F. BEGKMAN a 00.. Buccaneers.
550 per bed
210 lb
210 lb
250
South Norwan .
INCREASE OF THOUSANDS.
'-'-_—-
Consolidated Road Will Get 25,000
More Caro of Freight Yearly.
Under the new traffic arrangements
betWeen the New York, New Haven At
Hartford and New York, Central and
other trunk lines. the first named com-
pany in now getting II large additional
amount of through business. averag-
lug seventy-five londed freight cars It
day or nearly 26 .000 a year more than
it formerly received from connecting
nos.
This marks thecntruncc of the New
Haven road into the field no u bidder
for through braille between western
points and the New England seaboard.
.03 Well as for export business by way
of Boston. ,,.
plan. the Will show at Flsllltlll.
tho New anlitn' loud Id now getting
about sixtydlvo him a day. my way of
Jersey City f‘zm the Pennsylvania
railroad the No Haven company gets
about ten cars a. day more than it
need to, mostly prolilslons and dressed
beef designed for «airport by way of
Balaton. ‘
The explanation Why this business
should be hauled all the way to Boss
ton and then put on ship instead of
being shipped directly from Jersey
City, ls that the steamship companies
out of Heston offer sufficient induce-
ments to divert this trnmc. The New
1 .
of the rate. . ‘
, LASKER Willie 17 0AM“.
NEW, YORK.» May Manny this
‘ 7 In Him liul locker, no chess
loci! pinata:
Norwalk Chronicler