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I High “do 10:12 a. m.; 10:35 1). m.

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. jstein " against Sher
I 1 ished at lit-30, yesterday afternoon. am
as Attorney John J. Phelun. counsel fm

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m‘i’ days ”21;;on the plaintiff. and his. testimony

I IIiIn' jail. the po- ‘ which was damaging to his relative
‘ercd‘thut the [um-fl. ‘ was Idenled in toto by Ulf'fllllftt‘l‘.

‘ ‘ . . I So 0111011 Bernstein testi at that the
radio was blnglar). gplaintii’f‘ told lliln that the select the
; store to him by Patrick Sheohuu was
that bona fide: that the notes which he
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a: .8, Who has spent
1 Jail. writes to the Ann-
’rlbon ideas that crime
articles he stole
‘d in his twelve
confident he couitl have
“ Ibo trade of milliliter.

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New Haven. were never to be taken up
I;but after Sheellan had effected ll satlsv
l factory settlement with his creditors he

iwonid have the store and business reA

jconveycd to him.
. _ . Witness said further that the plain-
ibcin Central .

ion alright: whom'speakers in public lI his part ‘in the transaction. lie also
ates are required to standlon onelsuld that the plaintiff with whom he
a?! hlle ““3135, and “’I speak ("I“y as 1 East Main street, brought -into their
.839 they can stand. Why WWW“ ti store several boxes of canned goods
is be a good rule for the Constltn- lfroin Sheehan's store. When witness
dual C ‘five‘ntlon?
I 1 n5 ‘g .. well-known Wasll‘
Igton statesman received the follow :fllcrcin was not very large.
8 letter from ll constituent: “Please; Witness said he ordered the goods
amasome of the volumes contain. IIII't-inIlonti lit. 01on and that plaintiff dill
memorial addresses for dead mom. ‘ ’1 “"t "emu“?
aw; .J. I: . 'placc. Witness said that.‘ shortly after
got cons 653‘ 'lhele is nothing Ithe disassociated himself from all busl~
with so much pleasure as obituar-

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gallegoIiiIQ have said that he took the
ggoods‘frolli’the grocery store so as to
Illnve it nppenrthai the stock contained

partnership beinr.r dissolved.

I II I I. . not like thewtly the plaintiff was act~
Street Preacher Knecland was street 3 lug, especially in giving notes for the

ill“ chins in‘Montrcal. Tum-e “rm-enlIlegcd pnrchascIIof the store as the
s- W:- -I .’ gwtuess was we aware that if the
Int a hundfed "1 his audience. A notes were not paid the holder could
no table ordered Knccland to move Imp“. the
. He. refused to do so. and was or. Ivaluc.
6 ed. The recorder imposed a nonlp 5 [HI his (I)Wll behalf the plaintiff insist;—
: , . .I I I . _ I. led iIlat tie purchase was genuine and
”a!“ sentence. (2’; ctnts 0‘ one mm s ’tllat he did not enter into any scheme ,
9““"1719‘10‘ and reserved certain with Sheeban or anyone else to defraud
uestlons for the consideration of the the. creditors of Sheehan. The plaintiff.
Court of King's Bench. That tritium]. .salci he had some trouble-with Solt‘unon I
‘unshcs the conviction and sentence. Bernstein which resulted in their sop-
,_ ‘idis‘poscs of the reserved questions

ardtion‘. but it was not. in. relation to.
_ I the matter lll‘IIilllt‘tlUllll. He said. nol
saying that anI‘assembiageI In the part of the testimony of Solomon row
tr, ct is not necessarily an obstruc- 38211118llleénlifiwdddepll “Ian lx-quI tiff
- ~‘ . I . . . . . Ol‘lley: litilll‘ ltfiit’i tic pa n. 2
10. of tlaflic, and that the article in if it “were true. that be told Sheriff
ll l‘llllihfll'iCOde forbldlllngloosc. “"0 Dunlap that he “got a snap" in the pur-
. orderly persons to create ally
disturbance in a public place does not
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liaise, of the store and thofplaintilf wull .1

much show of feeling replied: "l didi

not get a chance to tell him anything: i

I. that Mr. iloolun'trlcd to eat me no".
338 notices concur. ‘ lia‘tei‘ he? said he did not know whalI
the word “snap" meant as be was not ;
very familiar with the English tongue. ‘
“But you appear to understand the:
mleiilliug'lilzglb'c \vord bona tide?" sug-
frested Mr. Molldarll. Witness said he.
gused that [clip because he had hellrdI
lit ilylngnround the court room siueey.
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‘lIt is‘commonly believed. says the
«Home correspondent of the ‘Lbndon,
’IPost. “that'it I Vatican' has never
' ouched any part or the money allotted
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of is mistaken. Soon after the. Ital;
_‘ .lbat he purchased the business from
lSlleehan honestly. and because he be~

aps' entered .ROllltl Cardinal Anion3
lii'informédtileIltalian financial “91°: 3 *irved be had a chance ioobtain a barw
gate that he had “issued drafts for the ‘Igaiu.I . ‘ _

. ran-m. Sllccllan in his testinlonyycse

cement otI the usual monthly outlay»? . _
fille'liolyfice about £10000 in enlisticfday admitted having sent a letter to
lld‘aaked if “I; government intended {each of his creditors. notifying them of

, _ I this financial dominion" and offering
IIh nor the drafts. The ltalianfl’elili‘ejthem "" uts on the dollar. He. was
in tho iziiIiiejIIszlnativo.

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and thea‘mmiflhoi questioned to any entrant. Helix-laid
“paid by tlie’ltalian treasury When“: ad he intended to defraud anyone he
became know I I ltl ' , Iwould have let the business go on as
.‘ ”I‘l’m‘“ ””1”“ Soil. fit was and not make any offer to his‘
was inIIrecclpt of ltallan‘mone‘y » > ._

., Icreditors. '5
an outcry was raised that the

loan was It‘drIced to refuse further .: DAMAGING CAP'TOL.GRQHN§S
I tallments." !

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I I ti:- May he Necessary to“. Make Arrests
‘WHAT WOMEN A E ' ‘ I to Put a Stop-wit; ., ‘

. ..........R DOING . F .. Assistant Superintendent:John. 1..
.. ' term ‘I‘ml, suits" is of:mnunsh .IIl'ItI’ilIson stated to-day thatsotuethillg
3 In. . , ,. . mono than the more placing oftiioticns
How perishafilc‘ the n w 1 n . ‘ ‘ I tvil shave to {be done topibvon poop e
‘ hardly do to wgar antigeaeg “from making a path through‘thc‘ turf
e .e‘vcninguon an open trolley ‘cnr .intlxaeast side of the Capitol at Hart
fashion ti“. ‘93” tri l h 'I ford. The notices \vll'lclIighovo been
w a the strinzspof' Imm ‘ng 3‘ placed notify people not to walk on the
. , . “Mai: s 'Wlithnetahre’ grass, but no attention is paid to them
is ’83» we‘ are to w. -

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[heIIasplImlt wa, ., which leads down

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in The Jury

'i‘lslilllmlu ill Hallucin-lllllllllll

' liltilliildl’iilt'i‘. Mtll'ell tilw'l‘ile tcsll~
‘. ltting out’the l many in the ease of Samuel Born.
. ‘ lff Doolnn was Iiiu- intiacks

‘tlle plaintiff. had an imperative bushi
ness‘engagement in. New York. Judge
.Roblnson dismissed the jury until 'l‘ues- *
.day morning, when arguments will be.
. . made and the charge of the judge de-
'l‘hc principal witness yester- l

day was Solomon Bernstein. a cousin 1 “"3”" “’0

'lllll

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I . were. endorsed to;
.lllllon & »l)ougiass or .lobll Dillon. of:

tilt told him he was to receive $50 for 3

was associated in a shoe business in‘

tasked? why that was done. plaintiff is‘

the goods to some otllpr I

ncss relations with‘tllo plaintiff, the
He did-
iil'rn to‘makc goodlheir lam :

. Avery. .lr.. collection. have been sold Int.

. (175 and the ‘prleos ranged all life way

i work by A. Schrl‘sycr entitled “A Really

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{because it’s cvlduuca- ill South Nor-

Bhould Convince the Greatest Skeptic

'" South Norwalk. Lucas County.

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sum of ONE .l
for each and c

Ilt‘s from a citizen, perhaps a ncinhbol'.
l‘lnvcstigutlli'll 'Wili confirm it.

”Mrs. J. Id. Williams. residence in

liall's Cutnrrll Cure.
lh‘%ANl( .l. CHENEY.

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Sworn to b
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bur, A. 1).. iii 6
(flu-stunt Hill'ot, South Not-walk. says: I

 

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'A. w. chanson,
Notary Public.

. is illh day of llcccl

I“l know i luld kidney complaint for
Iol‘ severe backache
Afraid that if ncglcetcllI

lthey might grow wersc and bcconlog

often 3
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Isoizod inc.

. Semi for testimonials. free.

14‘. J. Civili‘NEY, 8; 00., Toledo. O.
8013 by Druggists. 750. ‘
Ila “a Family Pills are the best.

more stubborn‘lo remove, 1 determined 3 I
l’llls.
ll spoken of by both citizensI
ll newspapers, so i procured a box!

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lto' try ‘Doan'a Kidney 'l‘llcy‘
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‘xt l’lalsicd's l’llaIrmacy and took them

State of Ohio. as" City of Toledo.

Frank J. Cllcnoy'makos oath that he
is the senior partner of“ the firm of l“.
.l. (illonoy & (.30., doing business ill the
tilty of Toledo. County nlld Stale ul‘orc-
said. and theta id; llrlu will pay the

$31511)!”le DOLLARS
v ry case of Ulltllrrb
that cannot be cured by the use of

co - mc‘llnd subscribe
llali’s (iaturrb Cure is taken inter

nally and acts directly ’ou the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.

.. I ecot‘odiliit‘e PLAYED. . , I
Victor W. Ferrla Defeats Harry Glo-
aon at South Norwalk Club.

popcorn auuscusurs

THE LITTLE MINISTER.
I'l‘IlIle griffin Minister. which appIearsl
Victor W. Ferris and ill. S. (libson, " oy a 'l‘leatre. tonight. has 3" "9"?
each rated 85, played ill the South Nor- its tremendous “WU" by mason of m“
quk Club pool tournament last ercu- pom. charming and simple story. toldI
inn. it was a closely contested gnlueI in the some fascinating way on thoI
and was won by Mr. pm...” by the fol- stage. that Mr. llarrlc told if. in the

 

 

“Soup IflllD reconnect.

an mall. on

aouru NORWALK. some

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lowlnl; score: bolIilIgiI “Lady Babble"~roguisb undf capital. ' ‘slao'ooo'ao
if.” i . I. lull in; over with lulschlef and film: .
(fir a “gig" :but with a true little llcartw—is its hero-t surplus' Sloofaoo‘ao
l:l~~-l ill-4 Illue, and the play presents her‘ns if she» OHIO! Profits; 'SJ0,000.00
”I“, 39....-3 II'iIlltl justIstcpInedI out of. the pagIcs of‘ mm__ .
.1ng 2" ll to pore. A ‘t m quaint and p ctlllu,
53] I.,::II_1 ‘Iesquo cilill‘llt‘tfiliii-ificil of the 'l‘llrllmsluloflN “- FERRISI ”93mm“-
- 7.“ ’ gelders and ther associates are pro», ‘ .
433-42 4’: lserved in the lulmlc panorama oflllAcon M! IAYION. 0858””-
d M 4:.”“9 iscotch life. and “The Little Minister": ‘ "“‘“‘"“"““"
l1 57~~i do “ .is the veritable ordained young gentler DIRECTORS:
liliwl . il»l-l man himself. as interesting and scutl- I: John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
77 lib’ mental as ”Lady Babble” found him. I’John H. Knapp Christian Bwarlz
8b raw] CAPTAIN l-lonsou's morons. .J°l"‘ H- ”W E- H- M“"°""°"

(iaptnln Richmond P. l‘lobson. \vllo‘wmflm‘l 3- MWV‘" Samuel Grumman
is to speak ill the. il‘irst M. ii]. Cillll‘frilI. J' Wnlhco M""'“'
this evening. is a real hero, and while?
he is yet a young luau. bohas an int;
lcruatlonal reputation. [in graduated
at the head of a large close from the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, and as
a reward for his high standard of
scholarship the government sent him
abroad for two years to study navalI
architecture. lie is a line public speak-e
.cr and is in every way prepared to
:spcak on the topic announced, vlz.:‘

'l‘he tlllrd name of the second series
of pool guinea ill the tournament now}
running between the Norwalk and
Catholic (TilubsI goes to the latter. asl
last evening Joseph Murray defeated?
Louis W. Leonard by the score of fill)?
to 88. The Norwalk Club still leads
ill the series, but is now ahead onlyl
thirteen points. The game last night
was carefully played and at times was
very close. The. score was:

Accounts Sollclrod. .

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l . ‘ I , . Catholic Club Norwalk Club} “The Navy and the thion." cul’mh‘; ‘
I Murray . Leonard IllobsonI while at Annapolis was the. a es
Izls directed. . i found them an excellcntITwo IMPORTANT PAC. 5....3' 5W2 jprcsidcnt of the Y. M, C. A. ill the,‘
t I . .. ' “ li‘ . Ilscbool nlld has always been a warm, . .
IIremcdy. 'lhty Ilulcd me. i TORS IN FIRE INSURANCE iswzl 1:4 I friend and supporter of the work. 500,; ARE SYRONG. HANDSOME
For sale by all dealers. Price 50‘ Firs t ”W” 2i3~-l 23—1, iI‘lI'IlIilIIIr 3:11.11“lhwglllnmfilliamfwnlllts:‘ AND USEFUL
33W] 39,4 . - ’ 3'0 it! s l, V 0‘ 3‘
loonts a box. Foster-Milburn (30., Buf- Are you insured In a “Hill," 51,; ,2 '2 things: “You make a sailor or a soi- . '
i I company. that is "conilagration:T 43’s.] *’ ill—wit dicr a Christian you make him a bet- We loan them (a those who mm"
Iffllfl. N. Y., 8010 uaflfltfl for the “uncut; proof"? .‘w . 52 m__} II for servant to his country. Sel'vlch ’0 “7’5 "P 5'7”” sums a! flame
éswlcs- . Second ' if.“ 5’21“; {Bil Elli? 431.133.??? .ii..§ii".3"if‘.f§é5 For We!“
. Is your policy correctly writ R; f,’"I ' Em". mall's work. ‘ ‘ callat {/lcbank
Remember the name—~ann‘s~-and too by an oxlmricnml agency 1’ h}; [Ll-N] . ppypTA I I
stake no other. I '1‘th experience Iof a (Iluarter of a or, To Over one bandied sinners were ”n.3, SOUTH NORWAII.“
‘ ‘I ”‘1‘me is ”t your service. 133 .33 gent. at last evening's rehearsal of the SAVINfiS BAN“
: PHILIP cousin's ANNIVERSARY. JACOB M. LAYTON. ‘

. - Wednesday was an interesting nulli-

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Fire insurance
versary i'orlion. Philip Corbin. presi-

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,dent of the American Hardware lom» '3. "ugh m9.“ I50 "my” k
:Dony. of New Britain. .‘lust fifty-eight ‘
{years ago he started out, from his fa‘ F
.thcr‘s farm in West Hartford tqulakc
his fortune. fie. wont to New Britain
‘and want. to work for Russell & Er-
\Vlli.‘ He mentioned the fact of the air
nlversary to Vicc‘l’rcsldcnt Jarvis and
. the latter insisted that he should enter
his automobile and visit Russell &
Erwin‘s. When they arrived there they
went to the. roolu where Mr. Corbin
was first employed and saw the hand-
jprcss, where he put in his first day's
work. it is in the oldest of the fins
Iscll 8; Erwln’s buildings, ‘

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.9...“ ”me—s».

ire lnourarsco

bought without regard to quality
There are as many grades .of insur
once as them are of merchandise

best quality; are you quite sure _V0l
are getting it?
than after toe ilrc. Our fifteen years

as to do this well.

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, 'i‘ciephono (tall. ltl'l‘wl.
AIVERY PORTRAITS DlSPOSED OF. '

seems to be about lilo only commodity

You are undoubtedly paying for the ,
lieltcr to know new

experience on the subject have fitted

Taylor 8. Golden,

.‘lllgynta chorus and they sang with all .
This last time ”lose two players met: ability seldom noticed so early ill the
at the Norwalk (3|an Leonard was tlch presentation. it speaks well for the
winner by the score of 1th to 78. The ~ local singers that they are able to take 5

up the difiicult score of ldgypfa aliii‘I

score of the second series of games,“
‘ read ital, Sight. as was done last evel

now is: ‘ . I
“UNIOHU‘UHIh nlng. Many of the groups of singers;

UNITED BANK BUILDING,

Open daily from 9:00 to 12:00
1.00 to 3:00

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I , I I Saturday evening 6:0010 8:00
\l. intilscn _ lllil (n. 14 lynn fill were completed and their special ro-. ,
. W. hIl llctio 190 J. MC‘MHIIOH 5“ ‘ llearsnls have‘comnlencml \R’Iiliil“ the; . ....
. l.. \\..l.l-\ollarll as J. Murray “)0. spin parts are boillgassigned as fast Ii .‘6 '
I . . W... ‘ "--*-’ as possible, it is safe to predict from g Th B k f th
'lotal 288 T011” 275 the encouraging start made. that tbcl e 00 0 0

John H, l-lovt was referee. last night
and .l‘. .l. Cahill scorer. This eveningI
ll‘rcderick A. Lockwood and .l. .l. Ca-
llill are scheduled to play and tomoras

, music of Egypta will be sung in this:
city in a way that will draw people fo‘
see it two and three times. The adult .

chorus will meet Saturday and Mom;

Presidents” ‘-

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. . . . . . . ill) . 3' '. e' e' of ("llll'l'ess. Pro-

“3“ elclilIngIJames T' WWW-S and ' day (winnings. '1 h" “”1“, chorus. “'h'd‘ : aorta/120:: 11:33:33)st sump/tunic and mag-

(.larcnce l... (dram. II is rehearsing this allernomi will meet I nigiicent ‘v {“33“qu book ever issued

pUTNI\M HOSF ”In“, 1 “gill" tomorrow at. .2 p. m. lin the United States. Contains 28

' 7 t ' ‘ J' . ...._ "g"— H full are Photo ravurc Portraits
Frederick Woollen. rated eighty, FARMER'S DEATH SUSPlCIONS. “ii" p 5 ’5

 

NEW YORK March 21.W"Sixi.Y'ilillif 1847
paintings in oil representing the S. l". ‘ '

Plumbing and Steam Hear
Inn. '

Hot Water Roofing.
Hot Air Hoaffn‘a.

STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AN 'I »'.l‘lN4RUOFthl.I
(his and cam Fitting.
(ins Fixtures. Metal Gelllng.‘
Have you s ' from stock of
RICHMO alsANoEsr

auction. The total proceeds were $63,-

l‘rom $70 to $5.650. The maximum
price was paid by A. ll. Lewis for a

head.“ The next. best piece of $5,400
was paid‘by it. A. Wheeler. for a por-
trait. entitlod "Mrs. Owen, of Rye, Sus-
'.“ painted by Thomas Gainsbor-

so}.
ough of London. it is a canvas. tWen.

ty-ilve by'thlrty and was originally in
tho Lawrie collcef_ion.I

7 "awesomeness; ”

Hoy'r's THEATRE.
lu‘our days, Commencing
MONDAY, MARCH 17

Matinecs Tuesday. Wednesday and
Saturday, ‘
'l‘he ll‘avoritc

nrtC‘omedu‘Co.

and

Concert Orchestra
in a repertoire of Istnudavd plays.
’ nVENlNos: -
'l‘llcslllly-~~Sllpllo I
Wednesdaymk’uobs 0"l‘enncsscc
Saturday~Turn of the Title
MATINEES:

'l‘uesdawaon Caesar dc Boson
\VedncsdaywA 'l‘lloroughbrml

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file Jones 8 Molokai» GDIIIMII‘
' i'f' WALL STREET. NORW'ALK. .

C 0M L

When ylelllycoal you want In. full
measure. Not. only want the quality
right but the quantity as well. When
you place the order With us‘you are
sure of satisfaction in every bit of cool
you buy. _ ‘ I ‘
Placeronr orders with us and got
your money’s worm. Our prion equals
any and our. coal surpasses all.
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Irving inlkulll ll ll.

successors to 13. Harris,

Between Acts new and novel spoelllL
tics by the best of vaudeville talent.
Special Attractionm'i‘he. celebrated
Prima Donna Soprano, Madame Barn-
tio. will be hcardIal. all performances
in choice selections.
""I‘lle Harcourt Concert Orchestra
will give half hour concerts of latest
popular music before use play.
' . PRICES: I
Evenings ll). 20, 30c. Matinees, 10.2013.
Seats on sale. Thursday. ‘
Ladies' Tickets, Monday Night, Limit.
‘ ed to 200.

122 Water St. I Tel. 31-5
Branch Office. 2 So. Main .St.

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to lacs no} good. whether colored this waikIand makings path through
llflkw.T“-mdre it scegof them the the grass. Just now,- when the grass
., [like them. and ,1 am not alone. ‘is beginning to grow, it isparticularly
Ill position. They are: cool and desired that it shOuld «not be walked
king. clinging and graceful. and "inf. The continuance of the practice
9'11? lithium . . , )f walking on the grass will result in
are called the silk—lingerie pet- the making of a bare path the entire

-. aromatic of white or colored silk .vidth. of the plot from the Capitol to
pit to which, ,ane attached deer Trinity street. This bare path will be

foam white batiste and lace an eyesore during the summer.

sloo‘en‘tcrsflnm the makeup» The matter of securing the service

nominee; . . , of a‘ policeman tocnforcc the notice
we white tailor—made liner
.2; .
dime;

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cred. If necessary, the offenders
be arrested. flThIo’reis nodisposil

_ n thepart of the Capitol officials

on resort to measures that might be
considered harsh, but if-milder means

" the necessaryrelicf. Some

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sliding defacedr-h
ill agemployed , I ,.
. HILIO SKIRMORE‘DEAD;"‘- ‘
NEWTOWN,, March .21LI-Pnno snid-
‘orteagedI eighty~fou "Igloo ‘at
.hlsIghlnne here this" rains. .I Mr.
, Sikdlnore was onekoilthe'bcst known
‘ pen-in northern.Fairilold county. He

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“ ture‘seVel-al times.) ‘He‘ was formerly
futile-lace machinery business but reg
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‘tTHE LITTLE

not to walk on the grass is being com.

Ire ineffectual to save In»the,I grounds: ' . ‘ L

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The approval of the public is by glv- .
in; them the. best'IWlNES and LIQ-
UORS in the market. at the lowest pos-
sible profit. ‘This is the reason why
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HOYT’S THEATREL
FRIDAY. MARCH 21. ‘

Charles Frohmnn’s Original Version of
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Liquors for Family and Medicinal use
for which purpose they must be pure.
Every drop of goods in either-store is
absolutely puree-whether the price is
largeor small,r~.the' difference being in
the age. We" buy of the distiller di-
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, . . I lug two profits. We sell any quantity.
with any qunIlity, at any price. We want
w r -_ ‘ , to auto or you among our customers.
FRANCES SITEVENS‘ feeling sure you will always be one
. . I as of them after the first trinh
Litov‘onsale, ’

 
 

L l‘llellumlliliilleiliqlloriionse
alaquUIMI‘ilnos. roof-mm.
l 1 V31? Housman-our.

. ~ Platters.
"Prices—~25cI 50c 75c:

 
 

 

 

1903.

We make a specialty of Wines and '

saucer free with each pound of our 30c

' A: Hams

reproduced from the best paintings in
the lnpitol Building, the Congression-
.ll Library. the Corcoran Art Gallery
‘of Washington and the White House;
Both President McKinley and Frost. ‘
Idcnt Roosevelt posed specially in the
a White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively ill this work.
l’l‘big is the greatest honor over con-

. was defeated by Frederick Conley. rat-
ed seventydlve. in as closely contest»
ed a game of pool as it was possible
for anyone to play, last night. ‘Cou
ley‘s score Was seventy-five and Wei-‘
shalt made soventyplne points. .lobnf
Bogardus was the referee and William
Conley the scorer,
Wcisheit. 80.

‘CANANDAIGUA. N ‘i’., March 2‘i.——i
W. 0. Howard. a farmer. died “’00,”. ~ '
day eveningundcr verylnysterious cir—
cumstances on the Cook farm two
miles east of here. The authorities
have maintained the utmost secrecy.
The coroner admits that there. is suf'
licient mystery surrounding the death

Conley. 73., to call for an autopsy which will be

 

r . . lferrcd on any publication issued in

..—«-1 I :1 1 held tomorrow. It was learned that: this conning it is a work that will re.
16 ill Ii-loward died Suddenly WednesdayIl fleet credit upon the. nation. Every
5'3 21ml i night after taking a “01'3“ preparation. Patriotic American citizen will buy it.
92 all ‘ which had been sent him through the. ; Selling at 5mm High class men and
49”] ”ff malls. lwomcn employed on commission or
3‘? "2‘ 2 part salary and part commission. $1.-
1" L“? - POST-OFF'CE ROBBER CAPTURED- soc yearly guaranteed for a 'year‘s
(39 ‘3““1 HTSUURQ Mill?“ 21-”Hm'l‘l‘ J- permanent work. Also Manager want-
2!’"] ‘3‘} AMBI'SOD- “”03“ ‘0 be 0119 0‘ “if? cd to open a small oflice at Ihome or
1" If most desperate and notorious pestof '2 in home town to have charge of agents
‘9 7“ V lice robbers

and safe crackers in the;
United States, was brought to the Al—
legheny county jail this morning from

and correspondence. looking after the
advertising and other work. Fortunes

man be made. on this publication with-
.lohustowll. Pa. where he was arrest-Ila the next three years. Write for

ed last night. Anderson is wanted infterms and circulars. Address THE
Ohio for eleven postofiicc robberies. CONTINENTAL PRESS. Corcoran ,
He, will be taken to Columbus. Ohio. " Building opposite 'linl'tch States Trea‘

. today for trial. . sury. Washington. D. C. .

CALL 5842.”

Seymur’sStore'

The 2:32.... ls his“ ‘ The 523%“

WE DEAL YOU OUT A STRONG HAND. iii" YOU PLAY YOUR HANl) HERE YOU \Vii.L GET THE BEST
RESULTS. OUR HOBBY is THE BEST GOODS THE MARKET AFFORlIlS. WE ARE SATISFIED FOR THE
OTHER FELLOW” TO SELL THE OTHER KIND. . ‘

‘ill‘ THERE IS ANY KICK COMING 1T MUST NEVER BE ON QUALITY.

WE ARE SELLING A LARGE QUANTITY OF OUR SWEET ROSY BUTTER. WHY? BECAUSE 11‘ i3
BETTER THAN THE OTHER FELLOW KEEPS. AND SO WITH LOTS OF GOODS. WE COULD ENUMERATE
SUCH AS COFFEE. TEAS, CHEESE. CANNED GOODS, CRACKERS. ETC. . '

HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AND 18 MAINTAINED BY THE HIGH STANDARD Oil‘

OUR anrtrrnrlou
oca GOODS. . I
, FRESH VEGETABLES , I
NEW ro'rivronsuspmaca, LETTUCI‘ ca1‘.l«nw..aAolsnas, PAusu-n’. PARSNlPSI arc. A LEAD»

L iNG CARD—4T1”) FERRIS HAMS AND BONDLESS BACON, FRESH FROM THE SMOKE HOUSE. CHANGES. ,
SUGAR. ‘ ‘ .

IN STATE SECRETARY'S OFFICE.

A. W. Burritt Company, of Bridg’
port has filed a ccrtificatcof increaso;
of its capital stock with the Secretary.
of State. The increase is from $50.~
000 to 8123;000‘

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DEMONS, GRAPE FRUIT, CRYSTAL DOMlNO
\VE‘CAN SUPPLY YOUR EVERY WANT WITH PERFECT SATISFACTION. .

barles‘ E. SeymoUr,

Leading Grocer, '55 WestWashington St, So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

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GIVE US. HALF A CHENCE

and We will give you a whole bargain. That‘s the way we do business every time. Give us a trial order this
week. and see for yourself. Watch for our annual Easter Sale next week.

Butter... .

Sweeping Reductionsin our Ca lined Goods “and F

FINEST ELGlN/CREAMERY BUTTER (Fresh made). lb.,
GOOD CREAMERY BUTTER‘. (this sale).
GOLDEN STAR PRINT BUTTER. (guaranteedlI

30c
27c lb
26c lb

ruit Departments.

 

Fancy Malneffidrntii cansfor'. ‘ 25c ' , 3 lbucan Bartlett Pears, 10c; 3 for ' '250
Fancy New York State Germ-"coup ‘ Sc‘ 3 lb. can Yellow Peaches for inc
New York sidessuccomsh. 3 cans for 25c SingaporeIPinearIole. ItryPthem. r I I 150:3?
a... E... use... a : m : assistantsspans; °' .2:
Finest Extra Sifted l’eas, ‘2 cans for 25:: I} Evaporated Apples, per pound. I, lie
' 3 lb. can Solid Packed“ Tomatoes forI I lie , : Evaporated Peaches or Apricots 2 lbs. for .

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If Didn’t fall to zeta pound'of our Hi

gh Grade Teas or Coffees. They are bound to please you. A cup and
Coffee or 1 ll). of our 50 or 60:: Tea. . “ ‘ .

spokesman Hans.
SMOKED snounpaa;
nounnnss among

.. 12c lb.
9c lb.
14c lbg.