Sole Agents
90 Washington Street
F. D. Lyon 8100.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III
III III. II “IIIIIII‘II
.IIIIIII. I‘IIIIII IIIII'III'IIIII III I“illllli’l‘lItlll
IlI’itlIlur IIIIIIIII IIIIIII'IIIIII “I“III’IIB
lira I‘“lliI|IiI III“; IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII iIIIII
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.lauc (llurk. foIIty-IIIIVIIII yearn old.In
native of Malone. N. l'.. was arrested
at i ocloek Saturday InoIIIIng, in“IIZII.~It
(irunby by [Native ilIIIII'Jy .lIoIIIIch
III. of the New Huron police when to
Iable for
$1.95,
“ -I~“0rmer Prices. $3. 75 to $5 75-
‘HOIISTOIIS 1105 Main Street, tBriIigeport.
39“ Car fare on $5.00 purchases or over.
New Haven and locked up. 9.. .""II
with receiving stolen “goods. The IIII-
rest is an incident of the recent Whole
I-Ialo tIIcftII from cars on the North-
ampton Division of the "Consolidated"
road. for which an entire freight. crew
are now awaitingr trial. With the ar-
rest of the tire men constituting the.
trnln's III-cw IIIIII the recovery of the
$1.000 worth of goods from their IltllliIlt‘lIi.
all clues to the receivers of the III»-
mainiug unIIIIcIIrercIl property ended.
It. quI learned that one. of the lllPll.
W. 1.: DIIIIfoIItb. had introduced a Ivo—
IIIan to acquaintances as his wife and
that theI woman lived aoIIIIIIvIIcIII up
thc state. or in llIlIIasaclIuaetts. With
that as a possible clue Donuelly want
to Westlleld and after considerable In-
quiry learn-Id that. Dant‘orth had been
friendly with II IIqunIuI‘Ilty of French
(‘IIIIIIItlIIIIs uamcIl Detlray. four
families of which namII reside in Gran-
by. Reaching (iruuby. Donnellv act
Mn'Halo's Resolution Seeking to Rem.
“ only the Evil Adopted.
lVAgHINGTON. March
“or the'Senato convoncd today Mr.
Hale. Maine offered a resolution Steel preferred.
which was adopted directing the COIIII IcaclI
mitten of fisheries to inquire into that WA) 1. S'I‘REE'I‘.
traction by dynamite of sea fish ings reacted under
I
higher at the opening
States and to report'by hill or other mon touching am. Other
a remedy tor the. hoopla. 143: II
Insulation of MI. l...odge. Mass. which eisewher.
considerable irregularity
ing between 1 and 2 points on profit
the claims he is defending bo-
Making Anaconda. Snull pIIIIIerII-II. II-
for the Spanish treaty claims com-
h claim and the arm-Is IIIIiount, of
.9 laims . iwhile Westinghouse Electric and K
Mr. Du Bola (Idaho) pr Isented II pe~ Mk _
ltlon from the AmeIiIIIII IIIIIIIanII of gains 01’ 2 and ‘0 I‘IIIIDEIIHVHII.
fierce at; Manila saxing it was 9 :cago I‘lllOll "IIIIIIItiou IIdvanIIId III.
‘slgnifleant fact" that this was the. sec . TODAV'S QUOTATIONS-
find petition from that IIIIIgIni/ution R6130!“ over private Wire 0! E ‘\
ging that the r‘estlktion of (Input... IBobme. commission broker. Swartz Ib
olie labor be removed Mr nufloii‘; Corbett a block South waalk.
(“‘hlv
"added that testimony before the Phillp~ 01‘" '1 ”'14“ 'ff‘“ I ..Iii
“ neieommittm IhIIIcath that the I’IIII- I Copper, 92‘}.- 539% bfild hij'u
. pinelalaads ould not he developId i IIOI‘OIHUIIVI-‘w Q3313 9.1m. :55, .337.
“It’ltllOIttChine: . labor. =.\In. 8- 11. Ca. iii '31 , 0:23 9:5
Mr; Hoar things") inquired if the pe— EI‘ICIIISI’“. ”31/4 “Si/II 7:13“ *1}?
itioners were AmeriIan citizens Mr. . ““1150" I’m" ”ff?“ 931"“ Ii‘fi'fi (953i
liBOis replied that be IIIIIleIstIIoII [Ilillr ”ML & mil". I91 9 “f! “if 10"“ j‘ ”‘3‘“
he" WF’IC “In“ [1. R. I. ““14““?! Imi‘yg '14“ It! “HI—“4.“
Mr. Hoar pointed out that under its ICI‘UI‘I 3‘ 9“.“ .9,I‘"‘I“" .1““gi‘.“““““‘.,;§““““
I toes the. senate could not receive peti- I‘“ hi. & “V “i “’1‘ 9'2 I 3‘. 2‘” ‘ it h,
' ions from people of a t‘III-Ilgn powIII. If: ‘1 & St 1; Iifgfggi§3 “I‘d”?! ’39]:
g The acceptance of the memorial scem- 1‘ 911"“ I. & I- an“ I 9 .3 £2159: “.II} x
ml to him an admission on the unit of; I) S SIWI- 11'2““ ‘ 1,1,?‘(9’355‘
he United States that: in was not II'IIII 1; & ii. (.an. 1311/2 {9421794 A
it the Philippines The. momoriul “as IL S Stecl pfd 4 é' ‘9”: H,- 1mI:I““-“
'Ief'rred to the Philippine committee. t“ ‘10“ & “\fls‘h" 1913‘? It“??? “VIII" ”3.:
The“ fit. or and harbor hill was IIIIII'IIII :M’“ & \‘l EN" 393’" '1‘: I" 1,135") 13.25;,
and from the House and referred to thI “m“ Consul” “"33 1T: 0.2.5 .".’..‘,‘
mmittoé on trournicrce Metropolitan lit? this” it” ,2 lb. In
.._M!9'. Frye..- IIhaiIIman of that IIonImlt— ”m” Pacific. ““1“?" ““12“,“? ““1“; “III”,
W gave. notice, that hearings on the ”gut. 15‘2“; (:7 it to H. 39% 5 10‘” 162:1“;
bill would he'given to senators for four" .2? :3 O & \V' 31.7" ."’ .. ' ““37“?“ "I”;
lays. . beginning tomorrow morning. Ii," 1'. ' "d .. (aft “mil III“: IIIIag.
d that there Would he no fur'theI 1'1"“ {“33“ I: “‘ "-‘ ”’7‘ 1,;‘; /~’ ‘9};
firings“ , Ii IIIIIIsI'iIania, 151141.19 2.. .1. 1.39 ,5.
___,________ Peoples (his. 1021,13 1021,31; Ill). 1031.1;
UNS To use ON INSURGENTS. :‘Zhi‘ 091119999999. 2}“? 999.1 g3:
MANILA. March‘ 24-~hieutepanti .80" ““RIIIIIIIIII“ 99:1,: 92%.: 33h}: 3279
olo’nol Frank D. Baldwin, of tiII.I so“ Ry pfd. 971", 97% 97.9.9 97%
Fourth infantry who has been operut- ism. Pacific tihié “3% 55:91.9 (“5.34
9_ng against the FIIIDDIDOS in C. aviic "I‘enn C & i 71% 7155 7H3“: 7115
province. has on account of “the innc~ iU S. Leather: 12%. 9131/ a 13% 19319
wearable places IIboundlng in that pro- ii. 3 Leg pm” 32% 34 821,5. 33%
Vince. sent in a request for two three- 9.1; 8 Rubber. 13).; 13:32, 18% 181
ell suns and II supply of shmpnel‘ Union Pacific“ Irma; 100%. may. IIIIIIII
;shell9s for use. against the. insrrugents [in pm- 9de 33% 881/ 88 33
“““M l\ abash. pfd 43 43
TUNNEL UNDER NORTH RIVER kWest Union 90%. 90’;
, NEW YORK. March 24 whiayor . m—w—W
Low today signed the. bill authorizing MINE WORKERS ADOPT REPORT.
be P insvlvania Railroad to con .' SH \MOKIN pd” March 34 fiTh?
tract tunnel under the North lover.
and to build two Iallroad stations in “I,“ 9 ”1mm Stmes Mine W01 kc.“ 0;
INFO" '1. 0‘ Manhattan. The b1“ IAIIIIIIIica today adopted the report of
goes 0 e. 3"" mm“ for ““3” ac- ‘ .1110 special connnlttee appointed Satur.
duv to draft resolutions covering the
.dcmands made in the. report of the
, scale. committee. President Mitchell
:Ileelinod to state the nature of the. re.»
port but he. said that: after final aIl-
BLANK BOOKS iournment which will take place this
Iafternoon he would make a public
i statement concerning the. work of the
9, Icouvention and the demands to he
. Nth“ Itering Journals. Badgers, ',uIIIde. No business of importance
ash Record and Invoice Books at aside from the consideration of the‘
that , ill even set the Book Job-I .report was transacted at the morning
{III 9 Wondering how. it is done §session. President Mitchell said the
age 250. ;‘1t’sblutl0n8 were adopted unanimously.
iii). page'pay - .
. I Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Mossmun of
INew York wore guests yesterday 0!
DIMI‘ and Mrs Albert Mossman in Mon
Irgan avenue. .
I Edward Bradley, of Weston, who
,‘gwas 'injured at Raymond Broth rs
.- yard is. repor ed 09y as restlndg I.
rioint convention of districts Nos.1.
n.
0’ INTRODUCE
450.
-M
1') rue ‘ _
ministrator on t ,e éstat‘o of t 0 late
.ryhanhuroh P. B. Cacanagh and John
’1’. Hayes were. appointed appraisers.
Frank Briggs and Louis Mott. of
Norwaih surprised many this morntnz
when they appeared on the dock of
the HilLHubbell Lumber Company will
her. They dove off auroral times and;
9 award around about halt an hoor.'1‘hey
, sold that the water was r try I;
for Chu oi.
. Dibble. who placed his team at his Ills-
’KlI.LlNG FISH BY DYNAMITE. ; TODAY IN WALL STREET.
——~-.-—- I WALLS STREET 10: BO a. In wPriI-eu
were quite uniformly a small fraction
The only im-
24 .wSoon portant stocks to show declines were
Amalgamated Copper and United States
which lostIn fraction
1 p. lil.I~W'I‘hI‘I Rend-
IIIIIIIiziIIg. but iltI-
bug the easternmost of the United rant-ed again to the highest. thtI I-.om-
“ active
stocks firmed up slightly but thcra was
adopted the. attorney general was Ruiland pmtmmieu Corn l‘II’IoIlIIIt.‘ (‘III-
N? ted to transmit to the. Senate. a orado Fuel and orth American IlrlIl~
sion together with particulars as to Ilinols (‘IIIIIIIIII and International I’IIIIIp
’scored net losses of a point or mono.
nd Des Moiues preferred mode
. A IestrIman produced an American
“Rev. John J. Furlong reétor of St. Ma-I
attér stripping dove on into the inn-41
“atnat John H Eel-r913. as handout“;
cured the assistance of Deputy Sheriff
push]. and the various families in the
locality wareyislted . 'l‘hey found that
II woman named Clark was on intimate
terms with IhInfoIItlI. and loratad her
in the house of one of the l')e(lrays, in
blast Grauby. 9
It was also learned that she had
shipped a. trunk of IIoIIsidIIrIIbie weight.
from Westtleld on March ii. and this
was il'itt‘f’tl from Westtleld to Spring:
field, to Chlcopec, to (irauby and Boat
.iranhy. and was finally located at the
house. of John Avery. in Windsor
bucks. at 3 o'clock Saturday morning.
The. woman had been locked in a room
at the sheriff's house and a guard pIIIII~
IIIl over her. No information of any III-I—
sorlption could be gained from IIIIII. and
and even when the trunk was opened
and found to be packed full of goods
she claimed that everything was IIIIII
personal property. 'l‘wo \l'IIII-hester
carbines and a dress suit ruse full of
other property were also found III
Avery's lIoIII-I. During the search for
the trunk lionnelly pitched over the
contents of a hay loft containing four
tons of buy in II vain effort to run down
II suspicion of (mo of the lutcrcstod par~
tics. Donnelly. the woman and tlII-
trunk and dress suit case with the
guns the woman politely carrying tlIII
latter done up Ill heavy wrapping pa-
per.
veII.
During! Saturday i‘l'i'llIlli! (‘IIptIIIII
(‘I’lees of the New Huron l)ilII("’“lit‘IlI
II long interview with tII.I woman and
at the end would only say that she had
made some statements "extremely det—
rimental to the accused men's pros.
ports for inIIIIrdiIItII release from cus~
tody." This is takrzn to mean that she.
confessed.
'l‘lIII trunk IIIIIItIIiIII‘II‘I it.) artzI-z's
IIIIII‘IIII: which were two limos of new
steel drills. eighteen new linen crash
towels. sixty-onI'I-liuen pillow slips. fit“.
by 45 inches IllI size: twenty-dour (fob
umhia mill sheets. iii by do in size: new
pair horse clippers. two sets men‘s
woolen underwear. two boxes Iii-cull.
her Winchester cartridges. three boxes
three gaugrI Wlucbestm IIII‘IIIIIIuitIoII
two tolls tlIIII elastic webbing such as
is used in men's suspenders. sIIIIIIIIIl
pairs Indies' arctics. four clasp: new
Marlin shotgun. two new Winchester
carbines and various srnall lots of hard-
ware.
The woman was formerly housekI-eu-
or for .l‘):mfortb‘s father in Malone. N.
Y.
The woman ls believed to have had
something to do with the loss and II-I-
IIoveIIy of two purses In Hartford. She
was In Justice Louis R. Lohdell's house
one day. and often she left. It purse
that. had been in the room where she
had been was missing. it was later pro-
duced by. the man in whose house she
was staIl.ug he e\plainlnz that he had
found it In tlIII road. Mrs. '1‘. Gray
IIIodI up with her one. time from Wind-
sor Locks. with her pulse in a jacket
pocket When she reached home it'
could not be found. It was an arranged
that word was not to the.I woman that
the purse was missing and before long
it was returned having been “found in
the wagon.”
DISAGREEMENT lN PENN cr-Iuaca
LONDON March 24—A singular dis
agreement has occurred between the-
.vestry and the vicar of Penn Church:
Buohinghamsbire over American
I funds contributed to par for repairing
the church The Rev. Mr Kerby the
vicar, explained to a meeting of the
vestry that ho had appealed to the
United States and had raised sufficient
money to restore the hisorlc edifice.
Inewspnper. containing an article GGI
appealing for funds He declared that
the statements made were. untrue
and that the. parishioners had been
humbled by this appeal to tho Dotted
.Sntes. Rev Mr Ker-by retorted that
-9hls experience showed hat the Penn
parishioners we are not over willing to
Contribute to the church fundv. but
his eifo II had beo‘n met in such as»?
TOBACCO CO. iNCORPORATE .
BENTON N.J J.. March .24“. u-Tbe
story weighinger Tobacco company.
It. pita] 33. 000 000 was incorporated
took the noon train for New I'la- 9
jtoreign commerce today voted to re-
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Walking Suits (5 Bicycle Skirts,',.
All of the Best Imported Clot/Is.
rusrrcr our MA reams AND our
FASHION PM rrs
47 North Main cor. Ann St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WMWWWIAIQOOMJWIMWJOQ
For the. coming Springtrnd shun— “
nIIIr aoaaon Is now in. The wool. “
1:0“ “:0“:
.
bus in IIIIII Custom l).-pIIIItIIIeIIt
crIIhIIaco. \l’oratcds' Chariots,
In all the IIII‘.,I.III that.
will be worn by genteel dressers
Suits to order from
$16 ill).
Tr0users to order
from $5 up.
I. IIAIS’ i SIIII.
ll‘lunnels,
WOT ‘ .332000'38‘. ..
'0'.
mamccocwmxe
‘
00000CQ00 2“
«sens-:ri“-jc-oooso‘ . '
v.
9 #:9:.
TAILORS. enormous. “3::
rumpus, ruaursauus. 3:».
; 65 Washington Street. 1%
. SOUTH NORWAIK. %
Tel 133—12 9.
0
755 wouowmwwoooomowmw
Spring Opening
QII‘
FINE MILLINERY
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
MARCH 26 and 27.
The dismay will- he fully double that
of I‘d‘ii. III-anon and the selection con-
tains some of the driest designs of the
milliner's art. Indies of The Norwalks
.Iinl near-by towns are cordially in-
I'iitItl,
M. F. Ackerman,
'31 Main “Street, NORWALK.
Connected will large Bridgeport IIII.
Iahlisbment. '
The store will be open untilil
Wednesdhv evening.
o‘clock
ORDER OF NOTICE. “
n.4,...“
.IIAIII' LOUISE’MORTON “
rs, ,
1AM ES EDWARD MORTON.
State of Connecticut. Foirtield Coum
I_I SIIpeIIIioI Court. ss. l'lI‘Idgeport.
March 7th. A b.1902.
llpon the couiitbalnt of the said Mary
IIJllIIfi Morton. “I raring for reasons
therein set forth. for a divorce and
chance of name. now pending before.
Ibis Court IIaIing been Ictuined there
to on the' first 'l'uosday of December.
19m
It appearing to and being found by
this Court that James Edward Morton.
tlIII said defendant. isahsont from this
State and gone to parts unknown. and
that notice of the pendency of the.
complaint was given as required by or
IIIIII of notice heretofore issued, and
now the PIIIiut-lil’ asks for a further
order of noticeiin the promises.
Therefore Ordered that notice. of
Ihe pendency of said complaint he. giv-
an by publishing this order in The Ev-
IIIIIIII: Sentinel, II. newspaper printed in
‘lIe Town 01‘ Nuinulk. once a week for
three weeks successively. commencing
on or befme the 10th dav9 01‘ March. A.
0.1902.
By order of Court.
FRED W. TRACY. .
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for
Falriield County.
{11101724
To Contractors.
Office of the Selectmen of the Town
. of Norwalk. Coho. .
March 24 1902.
sealed proposals will be received at
the“ Selectmon's Office. Norwnlk Conn.
up to 3 p. In. 01‘ the 3d day of April.“
1902 for the working and care of the
highways In said town which will be .
divided into mat districts. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the So-
lectmen's office. Bids to receive cou-
sidora‘tion intuit be from residents of
the town The right reserved to re.-
ject our or all bids if considered to
the best interest of the town
" SAMUEL LYN ES
JAMES A. BROWN
Vi JAM B. REED.
Selectmen.
m24“10t
House committee on interstate and
Krasovitz 8: Fox, .I
‘ fared.
mm}. I 204.on IAIIAI1 . 011.4“ interim? laioflaegqeiml "‘il‘li’N' 1‘1‘%N““% '{n‘ovitm‘
-I:1THE°'- LEADINGI-‘I DRY I-I GOODS !- STORED
.“I’.”
“11“} III-
M IIII are.“
I‘Iri “.
ifit Wtcmoowm If?
t. 9 the
o . .1.
eat . it“?
All . ‘ . a ti“
sh “ ’ ‘ ‘ . 3 it“,
all» ' Ii?
“..i i“
III NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
M H
ofgt I .
CARPETS AND RUGS
:3“: We are selling our large, well selected and well assorted stock of HANDSOME CAR- 2::
4;, PETS. AND RUGS at extremely low prices. which accounts for the large business we are do- 9’5, “
.1". ing in this department. Just look Inter our line and see if you can do better or as well else- it
9.?» where: II-E'fa
‘ I'll Ingrain Carpets, handsome patterns ....... . .. 050, to 450. .
if All9.Wool Ingrain Carpets, bestmakc .. .. .9 .. ...... 6°C. to 850. “3:“ “I,
’9‘TapestryBrusselsCarpets..... ...... .. 00040850.?
,3, VelvetCarpets,ailqualities ..............................$1.00to$2.50. :3:
,3...BodyBrusselsCarpets...9. .................. . . . .. .........I......$1.25to$r.50.n2.
«sir. All Wool Art Squares. all sizes . . . .. . . . $5.00 to $15.00. I39
“3* Pro. BruSscls Rugs, best weaving .. ....... .. . ...... .. $62.60 to $15.00. I“?
”3“ Body Brussels. Wiltons. Smyrna and Moquette Rugs In all sizes. . Ii"
3: Mattings. new patterns comingin every day . . . ................... . . 1-50. to 600. “““i:
,“ié Oil Cloths, all widths and qualities . . .. . .. . .. 25c. to 500 sq. yd. :5;
,9 Linoleums In all grades ..... .. . . . . .. . . ............... . . 5°C. (to $x.75 “sq. yd u};
:95»: ILace Curtains. Window Shades. Curtain Poles and Fixtures. I;
‘5‘ We
.5. HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT. ’
*IIII
A, Special sale of ENAMEL WARE-—-all perfect goods; no seconds or imperfections: :3“:
93““ 2 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 19c. 2 or 3 qt. Tea or Cofiee Pots, 35c. 6:33
if 3 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans.‘ 290. 6 qt. MilkPans, 190‘. it"
2: 4 qt. Enamel Sauce Pans, 39c. 8 qt. Milk Pans. 25c. ”35
99".; 6 qt. Enamel Sauce Paris, 45¢. 10 qt. Milk Pans, 290. :3:
‘99, 4 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots. 450. I4 qt. Dish Pans, 49c. 95'»,
4.. 6 qt. Berlin Sauce Pots, 650. Mixing Spoons, any size, Isa, 99;, .
2 III
TRISTRAM & HYATT NORWALK CONN
i “ ’ 7““?
. . .‘I’ w. v. .v w. . .J’.".Jn.". "Jar. var. Amy I. ,r . . . v .. ~
«.19qu ’1?”“I“I~I’B”l‘ ii I III IIIlIIII: tifw’t India IIIIII. III»IIIIIIIIIIIIBIIIIIIIiI-IIIIIWIII-IIIIIIIIIII‘l‘IItIIiI If?
I‘I .X'I‘III‘ (.‘0
Estate of
\\ III‘II e as
reasons. tlIIII-
reused.
OI Iler ed.
M or en
ing. '
mill it
a LEW 0 III-I“
roar so
LONDON.
“largeattendance at the wool auction
sales today.
fall rates.
JEDDA,
have been 4i
days
BOSTON.
ORDER-09F NOTICE.
DISTRICT or NI)IIIIIAI.K. as
\‘(llwtllk in said district deceased.
of stiIr‘ of the real estate of said do
which is fully
said IIIIpIiIIIItIOII..
That“ said application
heard and IietIIImiIIed at the. i’robaIII
Office in Norwalk on tho I‘Jhth d.II“ or
1902 at 10 o‘clock IToreIIoon.
and that public notice thereof be choir
to all persons interested therein in
publishing this order in II new'spupeI
having a circulation in said district. at
least. the. data before said day or hear
John Leshor
under his chin today and deliberately
exploded it. the charge blowing oli’ his
head and arm.
and telling his waII he pIoposed t0 hill
himself went to a vacant house. near
to and carried out his throat
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.
Competition
MANY DEATH FROM CHOLERA.
Arabia.
Bloom and Medina during the last ten
ARRIVALS 0F STEAMSHIPS.
Steamer Bosnia from Hamburg; Peco-
uic from Mediterranean ports; Manx
man.iron1 Livoi‘poOl.
Glover’s the Place
l.‘iiT, Mm 312! A. I). IIIO’
Abigail I). Dibble. late or
written application
eln set forth for an order
described in
bI
l-IICI'RY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
.‘EADWITH omitting
T. Kansas. March 2t.—-
hold a stick of dynamite
He had been drinking
March 24.—-'l‘here was a
A fair selection was of-
wus spirited at
March 24—«There
0 deaths from cholera at
March 24. ——~.I‘\rIived:
. I
port the Hepburn pure food bill. so-
called to prevent the adulternilon.3
.mlsbrandiug and imitaiou of foods;
beveragoafl 0 miles". “drugs. condi-“
meats. etc.. and tom: ting interstate
h , titanic in such 9390113
{III on by
mail on
“The;
Fitness
him”
Is admirably pictured in“ the
ELITE and“ SOROSIS foot wear
9 for Spring.
‘ have you rall““ah“d he imp“re§“ired.‘x‘
PRO- '
has
been made to this court. praying for
I00. .
t
O
‘,
March
blngers of Spring.
“00.10.000.00 00!.
make the thoughts
1W “
THE LEADING ourni‘rzn‘s
ran MEN Aim WOMEN.
I “II can-bu.“
Mural: always brings lb“; fl”, 1 bar-
ba putting on her garments of Spring.“
The charming groups a! New.“ Fresh
Spring and Summer Goods Seen at
every turn and counter of our stores
Spring more real and near.
We are prepared with9jho must
select a“! the advanc0: (this to meet
your wants. and in no other store in
the world can you buy so conven-
lently as in our stores.
Accounts Opened With
Everybody.
‘ 9 SMALL ‘nzposrr Down.
WEEKLY yum
v.34 9
Is Here
It
Nature will soon'
of the naming of
our Donna ,
PAID. ’ ‘
/
BIG VESBEL i8 STUCK.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
SHERIFF 0nd” “ APPEAL.
it will delight as to
‘ “launched some weeks ago. Tags have
Five Master Dubolo Flou- in Mystic
. waiver MudlBank. . .
Five mooted schooner Jennie 3.1311-
bots lies in the mud in Mystic river.
near the banks from which she was
nulléd on her in Ivaln and successive
high tide: have been awaited In the
hopes of getting the craft into deeper
water. Now it is proposed to employ
III-art. New London marines point to
the: prod cement of. the moors .10; an .
a mud nigger to dig a channel or the _
ALBANY, Mar‘ch 24. —-It was stated _ .
at the executive chamber today that . ..
the appeal from the decision of Justice ‘
Gaynor in th Sheriff Baden case ‘
would be ranked through the courts
with all speed po‘sutble. It“ to expected
that It will he presented to the appel~
late division within two weeks. .
SENATOR“ 9PLAE‘LT SEES PRESI.
wasnmoroa h Il~80nntor
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Norwalk Chronicler