River Rairttriti.
or the most romsrkable under-
“ the history of the metropolis
shiolpslity of New York for the 3
tion. enlargement and general
out of the New York Cen-
, ' In New York city. Ten
«dollars is considered a conser-
. . Min estimate or the cost of the ter-
' snges to he Ilntroduced. ’
0 Grand Central Station plans ,
do for a depression of the entire
. twin Fifty-seventh Street
sch eriy to the conceirrac on the nor-
thsriy side of the waiting room. This
eprssslon starts at the elevation of
a present tracks at l-‘litv- seventh
street and Increases in depth to n max-
.I lmgm of about 15 feet below the pres-
on
flu below the present tracks at
the encounter This treatment enables
, the city streets from Forty- fifth to
Fifty-fifth street. inclusive to be car-
rid'e over the tracks; and also leaves,
undisturbed the resent surface of
Park avenue on sides of the
tracks from Forty- -nlnth street to Fit-
tY- minis street. thus dispensing with
the necessity for widening the open
rut between Forty- ninth and l-‘lfty-
sixth streets.
three additional tracks on each side of
the existing four tracks In Park ave-
auditors flirty-seventh street south to
,. the yard, melting a total of ten tracks
be additional all tracks will be Iind
' I the surface“ Park avenue.
Elevated dtMW‘YB will be con-
, etructed under the trsinshed connect-
ing the new Forty- -dfth street viaduct
Nth s piano! ample width over the
tracks; terminating inst north of the
~I concourse and connected therewith by
‘ stains” eisht test in height. On
this plans will be located a tooth alk
[or access to carriages. a wide (‘al
rlsge. driveway and a stand for Dllhlli
carriages, all under the main trainshed
. and protected from the weather
The’ incoming baggage room will be
over the traclts along the easterly ele-
vatod ditvewai. By; this arrangement
, limos with an outgoing passenger
.I mflmstweloatgoing baggage room
Stinger the trainshed, leave the trunk
~ on pass th pc to the concourse
where there' '51“? be ready access to
the waiting room or train. A passen-
. 'ger arriving by train can walk up the
, .I stairway eight feet in height, take a
‘ carriage, stop as the incoming baggage
I ' roam .6htsin the trunk and depart
without delay and and r cover.
The train platform tween the de-
. grossed tracks will be ten and one
. Ill' Yeet below the present elevation
f the concourse. This addition in
eight ls overcome by inclines thus
, rioting the necessity for object-ions
is stairwayo. On each side or the
oiines. passageways will connect Ihe
sin platforms with a cronscorridor
running east and west under the con-
$00112”. enabling the passengers to
rod direct to the rapid transit station
.. ngtg- necopd street or to the new
‘ ' and station without the Incon-
Vonionzoe of ascending to the higher
level.
The Grand Central Station waiting
overt-s Ito be nearly double in length
,so at“ extend practically the entire
way across the width of the terminal
“from Vanderbilt avenue to Depew
place. thus lasting what Is believed to
the ilnest waiting room in the
World. The concourse is to be widen
from the existing width of 30 feet
(99!. so as to slord ample room
slid so as to enable
I, rs tombs to and from trains
filler otthe side streets without
through “the waiting room to
ad street.
9 thick wall on" the use
, y hide of the original main train-
flodj is Mm removed and s compan- -«
. shed to bemutrsimd
e site of the annex. This will
to passengers the elect to; one
terminal covering 0! the Hacks.
oi! aopnrsting the terminal into
..Intstioiis tor. mourning and
u I s. The Grand Gen
-oilices on FortyfseooIFi
root estsaded. m:
s e of the preseht‘ itnhex
J thus enlarging the atticse ra-
_ ch are now IInsd mm
putat- festurq the im
. m is brought out
_‘« ' no is «tilt; tinder-
with the rams tran-
, .nnderdeafli Iihe
from 1" y-hrst
cui-
proposed
slidIiItion-
.h in Park msvgiie Ilhe
revealed in. the plans submitted to .
its at Fortyminth street and.
it is proposed to lay ,- '
G
l" is
' ngs
It‘ thIstI do we otter y0u duIrang‘our‘Ililirsi flGreat PebIruary Sale? We oiier you‘merc‘liandis; of strictly first
. i ever are ever so re. e 0 er you va us: that absolutely trount an this ever before site all ongood
All thefitc‘st‘ iir proved houkeboid articles that help to make domestic italics easier Js're re‘presented din this :3. Our resa‘l‘mmrar‘lg-
lug, Glassware. China. Crocksly." Bric-a-Brac and Lamp Departm'sntsin the brilliantly lightedsnd perfectlyvsutilatod element Ssiesroom
should be hung hi to the notice of every housekeeper to whom economy is an object. I hrough this Fohruary Sale thousands 0! new
.udonicrs‘ will he tnade and shopping will be so profitable to them that whenever they need such godds" they will remember our facilities.
in consideration of (be dijflt ally of keeping up assoz Intent: during this sale—on account of the exlrmrlv low
puns—hie cannot [I'll nisil orders on House/urm'sbmgs, Cbina, etc., unless [by are accompanied with money.
q'mllty. No “seconds" of any
ligitc Wot-$3“ .. GrayEnamciWarci Kresmcr' sl'inwarc Tinwarc. Etc. Brooms. Brushes, Woodenwart, Etc. Every-Day Kitchen
Gm“ EVerv pleu‘ Intimate“! No. 7 NIHAMER'S ovii wish notary 0mm. g, Etc I
Inc. Itrirtv liist ..Iualliy and WAofii liOiLllS. heavy with counuiuphsImIi es. ' Reeds! V
A nits \vIe w ll replace IIIV arii Imp pper‘ bottom. legu- iill PAILOI [mu “m.“ o"
h a“ t e that does not give cn- in 8i. 7‘ IvaiuIe, ‘ 25 BIOOMS, Y en
linguist it . J‘ storm“ ...........,.........,.
. _ s cos I ' ‘ ' ‘
J. - “‘TF Ul‘i) ion iiiicriilw S'Ilmiiou, s IKIEAMEIS my' hard. , ””0 “WW 10¢
.4{~1 Tillsl- MST (iOODs' .13: 82.00 via-I ite ‘ e u- I mile BI SOAP inraliss for
. “1/ , ...... "III .i . a u .' .30 25:. new: .cu MPI lAissAsxvsoAsov LAUN
unziiiv J" (0”?!- PUTS- “-- , BIANDCAIIIPETSWI.ElJlo-.as DRY AP —IS
...Jttu intranets ““ '—"—“—" atrium-3* 0., ”31““ Ft“ "' u. 1.35 ............. 5°
h | I A ............ 1
tion. it you do not find 25c' Iiaiue, ai .......... 23¢ :‘3'5‘htfle‘1l‘éoound'59c N0. 7, IlShElL’S “STANDARD" {:10 A'N'K $50-$25ch
Worried:liohli'fi‘cccoilt'" —- fifitaflsk's. covraao sur lio. a. 'iirii'ilumy sun as. Fill}. sill! fit!fi”l.:.il’f§i§ir.lii‘ :°“"‘ '°’ 2
- I .2 M J MIIANK'S rA
man Al‘s‘olui. ‘lv PING. 2:6 356 New M“, ... I“ " I23¢ ::|;:’°::|L We,“ 9: unsilty,35c. "Mensa 3” ‘0 “I“. F 65 TOILET sOAIJ- cilFeY.
iIaIpriccsior this sale: “ii - _ I ‘ st IIIIII .. , ______ s....t ........... s
. . ., .. .... nemesis Gun” Till SOUPSTIAINIIS. wire --‘ GOLD DUST. 4- ih.I
”Iii“? E'(;:{”il‘..'l’0§§.'.i 3 c Ingmar I. c. kind 7c iioItiIoIrn. set. ’00 :NIIiéncgltoonIs. goes .fiii‘" primw r5c
;.v- ___' _...' .... coring nouns. ".mesch. .... ..... ........ Dice ... ...... . “ll "I: 00 °-‘- ,,
, . ousliiyat... ... ..... as”. over 3 package
37° “9 “c 55° liaiidle. ”III". was” “Ignaz? )3 . . d'flnmd N m“, L CA, “"55 “customer. 5
ILA hElILln. - ..--.. iIim niIum shape so lArisseo "consume-i156 com oust—I- lb. Pics-
Lo: 5 oi / oi 59° o l , BliAD tty. 25c. grade “rim sale price. per
"“ "— . 70:3‘3‘ z . . ' ' STAR willsx sitcoms. """""
insignia-7.“ “5° l)li‘llii Nichelo PI; w 3255:“: ”a?“ rod. 25" ‘50 azi‘lnll’yiivififlii
.‘ ..., ”II tzd ~—
loui ‘I's ut i7 qt mm] In M.” , “‘1‘" scat! sussusiiss best 38.“.‘i'iifimm‘d‘m “gov“
...-_ .... v
49 55 .8 (U, mg n 1 (2 ”Li Log-Li MELIW guilty tamoioo. 2 CLOTlihh waluotas. olck I s35
CQMA "I. i: he and la . PLATEIIlI 25o 3'. sacs. worth '0‘...“th American rm our cots It“! h‘A'" “ski-9.": m,
M I ..- I I II . iluIa. . FE¢.COF.‘ l“ c Extrsisr . st .-.,... .. .W grads. horse shoe within! son as. 5
«e . .. incur-g ...e . an. .....er .1. ~4 ripper“... 3-3“ :22: u‘iiiii‘iif“.o'.‘i' a E'§"i§£3‘ln”§k' ‘6" °
25“ 33° ‘9 1 1 4-90 59¢ :- to e - In: L TA "—9.-
_ _ . 0 59c 75c “- 2. .. ‘. picoworta In. at C W" "M" rolls: but It. pschge. 3a.: I-
' ii. “w" ”I“ I“unwisu nisms. . 5 "d 5 P“‘_"‘ louse om IOX|5~- nusr PAN noises. use "m" “‘"‘~ "3 ‘0 'F "J- Ph‘mt -------- ,-- 5‘
lures Si! or. value our l i l
. . liiln. llln. Iiiln. ill-l"; Ummuhm‘m Small. lieu. Lane. 5...“. ofmnmr'FOC s lull" Pres; the cothIt's wim no.
w ‘J—L‘ Le 12: ‘ .... *— ~r . .. 29d" :5” eif J _ 'J ------ ”'55“. "M" 1-95 lith‘ti‘t .-‘3Eii‘%?t
J“ 3°: 35° 30° 38.“...133 ‘5‘. "F tutor: lure-tr ‘ ...... gizi.,urlufisy§; tasteful." 'Wci €“l°°i“."“’“ ,.
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‘ ‘ “ ‘ u m 15" 25c “Glide—”‘1’: °l “WM“ """""""""" CLoriiaswsisorsan-s- tA‘lluI‘i‘ar IzANsTA CEAEU:
in "M It! ‘9: min. 71's. lols. tool". iIAsott noon 5" I. h, . .- ~ »
35: 40° 50c . ms. IIIIIieI ....... . ....... -..“ ...- sweenhc amiss: inme'°...‘.'nn‘t'§‘.‘i“’r‘.’# Rafiffichdglolijll’Axhtl
“it?“ :‘H‘PE. 5 A UC Ii ‘ bottoms. Iglfifiil- (séplflecsofnlfiflfg : ”‘90.“! Aflp‘ssalchAl HO‘XBE: ?|[&‘h%:‘l“ 75“. an on. you“. ‘2- .00 I. 25 ‘CMF 50“." CO'TON OHJ
toug‘IiaI‘i‘uig ‘0‘," "M "iii iIIIIAIs u.IIII :3: Ii inch 1; lb» ,5 5°__‘EI-— tale. Hill. “in. Italy, "NF 1‘ 39:53:05: mil: C
' - ""‘" iv. Jes: wort "'- ""' ”- L
1 . . ~ !-._. uls ii
.._:i.. ...L-m Lat . I I If“ Vida?" F'i‘i'" s v i are to. gag-3533,, ‘°‘ F‘efniii .37.
300 40: 500 i - 1:- rgi. ,Fms decorateduehllflnta i ...... ‘ 105%” ST‘ND‘ bristles. 45:. hi “:2 we “U “”9“. on
M" “‘l‘. l 59c 59 centres. 1:." soil to ~ "I ”1“.“ at .............. 5c “W 1"“
c Basltalowel I El'iAllll‘l.I c810“.
Inch sizssiworth :2. Into "ck and ,0, ”MIL ssu§urah oval. 5 “15"-”; poi 2C
50° 15° strum" SAUCE “1»de no“ “F. It.“ I 00 mm mm “all mm the. each .. C I", NC. or AA- 0'12.
hull hsrlIIiIvim; Krrrtis l“"li IIItInuI: oi. I "_ ja J: n oped Inf mtgglgg rum” cis'r -— me.. .FC
1 “I e. I \ . l I C
while a gold. ' "C - sermon Bill”.—
2 5 . hints .......... I , . -
~J ._._. _._._. m * ....i...t. so. a... 98c ii.-.Jt§i§":*t's"ir 93-9 33— 19‘”
2°C 25¢ 30c 35¢! ‘ f , . i4“ In 9 -—-- . -.. -...
‘JL 8 l uthl over. A“; sling-I. ¥I5¢ I, 3;?“ #:an ; i” """ F" """""" ‘19c CUITAIN “QTIETCNigs. 2C 4C 7c
.... ‘3'"... * ‘ . ,, . ,., our“ out" ii“li§i’3.‘i§'&l‘l2'°‘”‘ liltii‘W 3e
:I'IIILIN sum: Cosmo fio‘iéfifii‘. 531.35... waff.“ .35cI tantrum” WFEI'I'H'WX'EGIIIGM '0“ To‘l'f‘fi'h "E
§.\\'lih eithe- sin.- or‘ ’ 'r sidcm hail ms. wits: i'All M 24-40. olAi. scan! AND
lat: handles. . {ha-islet; ' SAD iIONS, rash Salem 1 TIN SCOOP- guaranteed kind “III".."sof: 25C sicmfim DRYER. oe'r's'lsrg Fm‘ elglilrolls 2 C
:3). 3:11. 131. 3.3L ' “E; ‘1' 11‘; £513,133,, I‘msmmg'fllmgfie-‘l '--F Sell mt: ii osrsicu slalov‘eredn: 75c. 39 PACKAGE TOILET more
3° 40 25c :6" a"; 40 m“ “m "U" "r" '''''' FEATHEIlDliIEIS, 69 vslue.at. .. C -lsrge sin" ii
i: c 50: C c 0. “3"“, H “ ‘ JAPANNED 5 l. I Vi Ii 0 SI. 00 kind at" C WASIIBOAIDS. raised “0- on: gee Ior ......
but M‘LI IILIoI. not. hint. llul " “'1‘" 75¢ ISAIIrschIeIIIinnd macaw?” feign“; emulation, sine. UMIO AMMONIA—er":
~ . . —- ~-~ ----------------- n s ares. c. In are i ll .-
601’55 ”5c 55¢ 35c 75;: hits handles each. “5° at“ .. ‘oca «Tali .............. ac‘ $1.... ‘1'. "1:... y ‘sc “not?!“ fugue.“ 19C
Dinner Sets! lea Sets! Cut Glusgl - l'oilct Sets! Glass Wm! ;.30c & 40c. Tea
I i
vIAih wunr. wot i. Si-l’li l 1 x w
IAInnIhMilsli's—su-(l’ci- azil-lllscw Shtgu‘hltl‘lillfiillcic‘ 3;: are rich deep lil’..§.'§$i.§‘§'.ii'..i“.l§: :mfl‘finvtr‘izvanrt‘sa- wfigEtil-faf‘nggi $3.53} CUPS &Sauccrsi
gulf“ \ll'IllW- 10“ News and 3mm whitish!“ '9 at ‘ “V“! with iiudcrglarcd uscon- BLIIS~ tinted and plain drsit burners. with tri-Julvml‘ («Mm- “‘ “‘"F
3A.. 0 uiue. ptr 4.95 usmgaimms 2 50; oil I33 mam iuImstZonri‘I: 1 $0 regents-«Jilin 24¢E“E°r"1°""‘}“y‘°ms'“d InsemIggeiome ‘9C
... a p .perd r ...... est nus '
HM) Iain; DH 0.”le ii- -P|i( 0' TI K 51]. IIHCd CI“. I!“ ............. Not 0 l’ 5 0d 5 Moon com-
pimftIlIt,5i-.Is-rme u... 1.“..."2‘13 ”fear-alumni is "it.” :3: inc rircr amounts cmtou‘iieu. ' m" °' as. ....... F J25 Hum“ China
tuitsa n light h at and “I 50"”: I ' TOILET SETS—with tilled Tum, LOWII “MILE ' ilGlIT “FORTH“, ”3165‘
glctli‘£CC0l. .llluni m IIIII v i“ 3 75~ 7-l.n (:li‘I IGLASS [Or/LS. III flower decorations— TUMIII. S-Oos. lullsixo. “G MP5. 'mi
—$u n .I l. Iur. 5. 75 siiiu'i'iu'ai'r I 5” Ii'aiue.‘4100.2.25 old edged - worth ,1.” “a home fink“ “In“ and Wcihirooi Si.50io56. I
pci vein Gil, li‘ . at. .. ._, _ Y3 P" o Isttof mohair covered!
It)" pin-.5 ”LAIORAilu) Sir mecca. aliqiiilul Ini CUT. EEAISS low “13* ll. per 2. 75 dozen,“ .m- :uuu goose ICCK Ind| PR MCI-
"m" 5'14“!" “n“ Fifi.“ .. ":“i. "M" mi}; 36:50. l”S'iia-riuct" oroosnto ruouvro "7“ run. ““1" 9" mm" W" “'9" "'“ ‘9'"
“if ledbAri‘urllNNTI“ i rgv ”I“? p, A “A, s I 2.51.0‘ TOILET SETS»~-wiih Jll‘i— fitmfipgfi?xl{i‘g I”! gilmd'flmazv "m‘rcen Stetsuélltlllongsdlfio'edd‘g‘ggki:
i c ll our .iiii a H, \ li-in. C l‘i i USS BOW 5. same deco to H
were»: Mum“ ”I‘m“ loo, “Foo Ctlyllr'ttsplrzslx’cfl‘i "M “It". mm“ ”I“. {Is lug: “£0ng ct : Jr. worth £3.00. ‘ soiIsmd and butter: tea.
and replaced “in! «mg i d n In, 00, vsliie. sch .. .4 95 5 D AS ILY complete at..... mental and one
“madmwman. Wei! 1'3. ‘5: "it lower IIIIIIIIIIIIII 3 ' ... . olsurs. richrt nus, 610m islics: cholcc "I 25C
‘t’ . IsoialueIo pcr7I 95 its to read 12. 87' (ngll8(hlh‘sstsshg:.[sld.lsd Cuspi dots! illicit. IFsg‘FILqu-g: sooois GLOBES. I‘vsri- In“ “macaw“ I
.... . 5-. -,, . muslin ii I . ' Gum
”4 More inhuut SELL ' tacit LlMinliS LIIINA "MI "m- sons—omciilieciii'. Flasseo" am (not is,“ fiii'fflrsi‘mggu u
Inc lining soup tinecn. blh‘hlil- ,3” Hill pores. ‘cur (‘ G ” icy dmrsilonsu 352mm” DISHES—{9 ‘ 'C & sauCCYS!
mm one I” Trenton; inclining soup. titreen.. ’“55 SU “ AND. orih inch siis- "Matched GA! (“03“.
bet palms all Icces islge sire meal dshes. “*“MH‘SIIWQ 95 iAIuiilutsizsu in rich worth 25:. 1°C reoular soc. also '5‘: 510° F" ”'1”
told lined green. aveh- ilolei, blue .lfltl iiild- “""I “‘ blendedcolors— will hold PRESSED :GLASh'C ‘lStElGAl 1!. 5c Very thin in plain whirl
:i:;IIS:spii;klIhorderdcr- {lgrrd‘efom-I (IEEITSGLA‘SEI 21):)“: hiiT- . II and ‘1- Inch pols; '.‘.Sc sow LS Flirt.“ lfléfijl ciehsd‘ GAS ovoid sha‘l‘i- V3“ him
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GORMAN GROWING WEAKER.
Nauru: ole-fitter .. Mandammov ssNT oasorue POSTAL.
BRIDGEPORIT. Fell. Z—Although
ognrlricATos or lucosgona-
“'an HAVEN rep. s—Eimer Ed-
TIONI. , NEW HAVEN. Feb. 2 —-J. W. Miller
Certlflc'tes of hiconitiratlon have ‘ilius been appointed general manager wards. fourteen years of age. a pupil Coro‘ner Doten’ nus not made a formal JAM fl. um". Cashkl'.
been tiled with the 5595 "y at glue oi the marine district of New York.’ i in the Ansonia High School. was at leport of his investigation of the death ‘ . ‘ , -——-— ,.
by the Torrlngion Hosp I Associa- New Haven and Hartford Railroad reigned before United States Commis- of John German of Monroe he has an- DIRECTORS' . , .2". n- ..
don. incorporated or Torrington and? Railroad company. He will have: sloner William A. Wright Saturday hounded that he will iind Patrick Goo i ' , . .
by the Jacob. Brothers 5 Co Inc01- ,charge of the operation. maintenance' charged with mailing an obscene pos man the rather of the dead man re- J°'"' H'F"" H;"'VI‘°Y'“°“' ‘
porgted of New Haven The latter and repairs of hll steamboat linen and tal card to lsabella Ditkey,a apupil iii sponsible for his death. it is IIprobsble “h" H “In?” E amid." SV‘V“ -
comm” mu manufactur'e um and ! floating equipment except the opera :lhe hams. school. William D. Cull that Gorman will b liken-{ti Monroe J°""”- L! i - - I'ém“ 5 , my. _. 5,
caps with a capital or 310000, The tion of the Ii‘ghterage dephflmentlr tp‘rlncipal of the school. testified that lirom the jail here ontorrow on Wed- JosiahR ”'3'“ “a“ i rummsn
Incorporgtora ..e "mm onb. gap which will continue under the central! e girl had complained to him and inesday for a preliminary hearing. at J , ' “9 "V "- 10 First Avenue, EAIT NORWALK--
inmin Jacobs, Joseph H, Uiimsh and of the Operating? department of the‘ l he wrung a confusion from Edwardsu ter which he will be bound lover to the , Tel. Cali 185:8
Rubin Leibovlta all of New Haven i railroad com The appointment who declared that It was a Joke. At-l February teiin'. of the Superior Court £00000“ SOHOHOU ___m
A preliminary certificate a: logo)“ ' takes effect day. torney .l. P. Goodhait counsel for the Ii'l‘he conditions of the aged prisoner, D AVI w YMOND
tion has been tiled by the stock oldcrs be) objected to the testimony of the who is suffering from nervousness D RA
or the Oesgu News Company or DsWiTT’B Wi'l’ci-l HAZhL SALVE. principal on the ground that the cod i caused by the tragedy. and from s to- M Dinctw
Bridgeport. The only positive cure for blind. feselon was obtained under duress. mor on his neck. had not shotvn any t .nd mm.
The Titling Club of wgmr-bury, cer ‘ b‘eeding, itching and protruding piles. Commissioner Wright adjourned the improvement this noon He has been CCi en nsurance » ~
tincste of mcorporauon: cofpbrauon cuts burns. bruises eczema and all hearing until today. He will decide unable to take nourishment and has m. ‘9 ”0““ ““3 3“ South Norwslk.
fears “21" ' abi‘ulvo’nzcloléhagklsiwbsfittt? iii 3h wlIiIetIIigr ItIheI testimony of the principal grown weslger dliiy Wu brill ,, Residence, O'Crsscent Terrace.
he ruminniirlectrie Company, of any a e a III e w I a sifted. _ ‘ - ' Tie no t as . H.
Winona. hem- of capital stock from 136 33?. “nodular-Ital!I \Iviica III: ~ -—-‘—- ‘I I I~ J (IiIet Ramon'ls Liver Pills and Tonic W on! mm W
from 85025 to 3 925; cor ration fee I! ~I are cool or e i one hiinote Cough Cure ves re ie Pe ets i‘or bi iousnees and ”cut out" "'— , I . - I
:25. 20 ”0 wars vvitos Easel salve is made to' In one minute hecause it kills the mi. odiordei and other drastic drugs, A if.” "I “u o .m' hem.” 1347- , “03-
—— «Wisdom are made to sell. crepe which tickles the mucous meld months treatment—35 dases—for 25¢ Whit-Whal- , it! relies. PLUMBING MD STEAM
pnaux MOIDAUNT iN SANITAR- Clinord Pharmacy. ‘ 'lintia,’ causing the cough. and at the It. H. Plsistsd. fl WW W“ J“. "m m” HEATIHG
IUM. ' . Lek-FF earns tilde clears the phlegm draws . MM.“ "Wm" . 1.
, n~00NIIAL “on; , BILL rassao. out the iniiIammatioo no neius we usw-comuu ar canon. 4” MR”. 00 PER YEAR HO WATER HEATIIIIG.
mama-Int. 9'9“: 339'"! MAG!!! Whit: 2—“ e“ M Wes, the parts: one inn-:3 EV HAW; Feb. h—W llsui II. HOT Kl! HEATING
uteri-as. In no". must: as it. passed the ogihmi me out hug lite m em a the loan is. appointed consul at is ITOVds‘ANo Mm“
s Bs‘vtiil known novelistsnd was form»
ly prose-soi- dr'Itsllsn slid Suntan lit-
weights in Yale University, resigning
Ital position last yedr He Isaow is
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annually Mg tile winter send.
war-dad! who “(11: anhhrsiw Isa
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menu We“ Omit-Git
“tattoo M one Is pm}:
csted by Secretary Root with
amendment providing for retirement.
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itheiiinstism than your 'Roths
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is In Stamford all an sail
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which requires oomfieto rest and
Mair mmtbe end of,
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«actress. toon ”distal-errata m
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WORM. moses sol-trod“, us-
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turnout-W taste
or iii'irfi“
Annirdl Btste Examinations.
WM“? 5 I" WI-
See COBURN a LAWRENCE,
ii
in South Main St.
asslosNr oie'scross:
Charis, II. IDow.
Mortimer M. Lee.
. . . ,
FliilL RFDFGTIOF.
To close out balance‘of oi'ir
mama liars '
stroll: m myron y
is our aim. To this end the prices are
mercilessly cut in half—atoms less than
half. Three monthaIyet to wear them.
Take advantage of this offer. The
quality of our goods is too well known
to need description. Reduced prices
range from 98c to $6.00.
M.F.ACKERMAN
31 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
Connected with large Bridgeport os-
tablishmeut
“A“
Defy Burglars
and Fire
By depositing your bonds, se-
curities. imdery, silverware
and valuable papers in tbe
vaults of
The South Norwaik.
Trust Companu
Boxes rent from St to 815 according
to size.
“KNOW YOU'RE RIGHT,
THEN GO AHEAD."
Home in 'and let us
show how the laws
protect the tit'positlii'
of :1 Savings Bank.
Iiicn ll‘ln't‘ some (if
your earnings hero,
and lllilh lily the cor—
Iicr stone of better
conditions.
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Four per cent. is what we pay.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
United Bank Building.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
uuiuuuliau
SOUTH NORwALK. CONN.
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Capital. $100.000.00
Surplus. 3100.000. 00
Other Profits. $40,700. 00
”IN I. reams. Piesldest.
prsrtiouisrscsli or who
TAMRU GOLDKN
HEB Willi
IN.
in;
“arid“
anyone liars! woodloors. itwenrs like
I.
ontheoutaldsofyourhofinothj,
thaehsveareouiatlosteraioogsnd ‘I
whether iii fill; my?”
or a we w Ito bddh
estate in proper s
u as "out at big“ lvyflt'hh s meaning
of the low or within the terms of the
will of that first husband.- libtiry
Duncan left a widow to whom he be-
queathed oneethlrd of his estate for
life with the remainder to her next
of kin. Bhs remarried, John“. Mc-
Cormick being the salient] husband. .
She died and on she bore no children
by her lint or second husband: MoOor-
micli claimed he Was the next 0! kin
within the meaning of the is and _.
that he should have the one- to d oi.’
the tats. This the heirs oi Duncan
denied and suit for a construction of
the will was tiled. The circuit court .
holds that “it clearly appears that
McCormick was not included withl:
the term 'next of kin' as used inth
will. notwithstanding ‘that term' a Ilogsl
or statutory significance." Hal 3 do-
in Twhiolt
Mod the money. ——Clncinnatl Enquirer
DAILY FREIGHl‘ LINE
esrweeu
NEW YORK. ‘l
NORW‘ALK AND
ooh-m NORWALK.
Steamers Eagle" and City of
Norivaik leave New York, Pier
23. Last River, Beekmaii SL, 3
p. m. Norwalk and South Nor-
waik during the night.
ARE YOU INTERESTED Ill 9
LIFE INSURANCE.
the kind that is moderate as to price.
ante and profitable for investment. per-
fort loi pioioction of your family?
The Connecticut General Life Insur-
3th Company of Hartford deal In this
Ii
FRED H FIELD GENERAL AGENT
United Bank Building.
South Norwsik. Ct.
JUN IUS BROWN.
Painter and Paper Hanger,
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice‘
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
Main street, were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
If i paint it. My office, 52 South
Main street. My residence. 25
Elm Grove street.
a; genre.
Designs
i
Wall raper
are sometimes ,hard to get,
but there are such things,
nevertheless. We don't want
to seem boastful. but we are
proud of our stock. We work-
ed hard to wet it. We didn’t
take what was thrown to us.
That is one reason why we
have the tithe we do.
‘ mu . ,
PAINTING, MEER HANG-
ING. DEQIIIRATING.
“other!“ in?! merino; .
Gin and sass Fitting. ,
Gas my. Deiling. Jill.
hsuyonsssiionutocsot : :.
meniscus RAINGES?
grits businessmen“
couh'fl’l '
Norwalk Chronicler