.tho country who have been
Tokio and formed an stuntni
_, .One of them writes: '.‘Ths
‘ ' ,..Wlt'|‘ odd to you. We call it
a lawless "rite Same Window Boob _'
" ' the University of Pennsylvdiiia '
”Ins we have once studied by
ratio. maybe—too much Ameri-
*lIfeor. but the members are
is need It. Only 1 horse the
d‘ tile secretary and treoiurer
rytliing" Ho signs .~himIeif
Mu." ‘ . .1.
--
" gloat plece’ of ' ungtneeriug ‘ has
done by the municipality of Paris
which wiIl keep the place no I'Operu
. ‘I'I'Ips’asdd it will have hens-w It In
grommets railroad It)
. oorI. wher three v
Mflfluht cribs differ‘zit
croft. lietolilc hearing will separate
. three lines, and wlli~snpport the
W. The lowest line is 21 metres
,4”. but as water is i‘eIched as I
Met ton'urotres, a large part 01‘ the
' b will be done by means of coin-
“width-blue in the half-transpar-
amines and voiles is best brought
‘ by black velvet or the rich black
«GI.
‘ hear those who pretend to be in
ty .say that the smartly dressed
In never wears her gloves to fit
.lTokc notice some morning
. owner! you are out shop-
. yr {It the theatre in the evening.
.. , VIII you could see.the now lot or
. h nockwear that shown me
probaly you win
mill .Nearly every piece
ll Iwh’te or. relieved
til II bI of color. These
are Just as heat as they cIu
Ilium
_ eye for“ f‘ogild Isite but I few
"for msn to devise some
and .more secure way of fasten
. her stocks to her waists than the
flatbed now In voguedtiiat of sticking
here and there. How would some
Jude bail and socket fasteners
front and backup
‘ I to be quite a red of
_ I when drlv -Ind skat-
.3 are made o fur. silk or
We material and variously
I accordance with the taste
. “t wearer“ g-wlsdom. of wees.
ouch ”its
out. ”Edi-p pun.- I'rtvmoon of the
, h a picture bat. because
”I, ‘ m3 ands such. though the
1is more cold and pene-
. ,_ do tuudprs ud ,
' raid on the oddest
gdiumsprlced IllinVull ”10“.?
. 3bite of flowered dlmllkv—milch
s not we are used to see-
~1 ; {El table chitin f an
’forih halides 3:
III until seen and it hssii n
Its own as well. which
as. price is Is the blouse being
I admit]! ploited front and boat“.
‘ a chic little stock and wltlé
with ends.
veyoii noticed that much of that
. neoltwcar has bottonogr‘
_ youIlv for decoration. but for so
its? For instance: on one
hand: that come around to
hell p‘srpondlcuiarly to the
e front which his.
I;one and and I IInIl pear
the other After i ,
it see bmrht man
if crossed. the tiny band a
them. lo place the
ore the cart p up
W‘lll oood'f‘ho’“ woman
if x‘tfiiidfl‘“
.i'i drIIhIletIoI
why buy there
cflfifiim limo 1““.
graham Mitotic
It‘ the University of Ponnm- tote i-ssidohup.
I soloist of them have lasted known at south in and had
friends. liar lo
ed by III who 3h
accident" and than try
II
wet I. attu- b brief 'illtisos Of
all. In. Wieholad been
about ten days. but the pneumonia
. - the fatal ohm of
, to out I30
» 'ihi'wfil
ii
tithe lty, insiaiflulehot t:
rs t a so I
‘VMO he II will“?
Ila ohil , Car
if; ilsabsth. him In
M
‘ uanomu IiiIN'rnN
Harold it. Benton 1' former
ord“ newspaper worker. and
mom to many in this city tiled
. wl dow. Then we '5.ng n borne in Bridgeport yesterday morning
I :Mfiho ”may we are '5: Ito-i pneumonia. Mr.Bunten was high’
. I . , ly summed as a credit to the news?- to learn the identity of his assailants.
le but up to noon had been unsuccessful.
Mr. Durant was summoned to the po-
ilca station 'Ihorrly before midnight by
a bogus telephone coil. and on return-
ing toward his home. ‘was assaulted.
I‘hc police are working on. the theory
that the assault was premeditated and
that the summons to the police station
lie was born in Stamford Sept
and and Frank. survive hlm
JOHN CAiylFlinhD.
nth Nbrwalk went'to Danbur
position as foreman in the mill
resldopt tube town. lie was
tit Mum”?
ALVA“ N. ROGERS.
Alvah ht. the little son of Con
bridgena
evening. For awhile he seemed
incite: to ill Friday
scandal. or Await? a ru
funeral of Albert E. Turuey. I
‘A full
Mr Tom J‘s \ir'il known l
of his time. . ~ ;I.I
The funeral sprvioos 3M4
n. rot-swoon wilihe hp] ‘at It.-
.llyrond her immediate friends.
-
arson New Your TO c“
tlnent, .but a‘ good number of
urday evening by proxx
I ever saws. It
bought It home
Ism‘o. but views taken hy’Mr.
avoilabid ,
x, a“ {IDLUIMRQ-..
omit luv. we
to “to spring“
i will be held Tues-
:10 o’clock from her
"Wicks was well
I: I hsflpccroly mourn-
por profession and I sincere. .onora
and enthusiastic worker. He served In
many responsible newspaper positions
and always with credit to. himself and
satisfaction to his employsrd‘ He was
agifted and brilllInt writer and ther-
oughly liked by all with whom he came
' ihrcontact. in the cdiirso of his duty.
I, 1878. His parsots. Mr: and Lt" Eu-
gone i Bunion and two brothers, Roi
Jlrederlik Is. smith. Mr. and Mrs.
nfus J. Smith had Henry q. Smith of
terday to attend the mount 0 John
Cstdcld. Tbs deoesoed was I brother
of Mrs. Frederick 1,. Smith. and was
foi- many years I resident of South
Norwalk. Previous to 1884 he held a
South Norwalk Hat Forming Company,
and was w'e 1 known to all of the older
are of age. and died on Wed-
nesday at his home in Danbnry.
interment was in Mill Plain cemetery
road. , was so severely burned
while ”with some companions
about _ can of kerosene oil.
under . . III donut, Stanford.
abate; weeks due. died
from the m of his injuries, Friday
prove and it was expected that he
would recover. His dcmlac was not
A delegation of members of Bucking-
” ham Post Cl. A ll... of Norwalk. left
for .Wntoiyitlils morning to attend the
known resident of that town. who had
been a member of Buckingham Post
for many volts. The Norwalk com
tildes were driven to Weston in two
coaches and Included Major Wesley N.
Niblock Alonso Wheeler. Without A.
Kellogg. Frank Middlebrook.‘ (‘haries
this .J. P Crone on. David E ceived reports from hie vsrlmrslieuten
'V-‘tl'fl‘fll'John F. lot-ole and MW"! 10 ants. These showed the French
Baldwin. They took with them
handsome floral wreath II I token has .ppruprmgd gzsouoo which In con
{“0111 the DO“ fi'f‘he "Wk“ “’53 11""! sldored to be lnIdequato. and In of l
W“ fort will be made to Iecure more mon-
i-h' ey. Already ”00900 has been
Rev. Aaoontiel' Hamilton 0f NOI‘WMH aside for the French bulldina. It
‘A if. survive was alto hem been decided thst this shall he'- dun-i half. Three montiqiyti yet-to wear then
conducted by[ the officers of lnicklnir li'eato of the grand trianon at Ver inn Idvsntago of this offer The
iqualily of our goodpls too well known
In Mr T ‘a late home
morning and Vvlu conducts-d by
‘a-n l‘nstz garment was in Easter:
in Itvsurv MlNUT;§_.".
I Although the rates of travel are
ions- there and mtmmhnm caesium than they were I few morgue is arranging to transfer in at.
_I «On another there is a t by vcarn ago. it is not always possiblmfor
pair to spend the time as well Ias moo-1
for on extended trip across the con~1
cost to get the Pacific coast Set;
to
Mount. of New York. who “smug-(z
and made it more real as he descrlb
fimdddflfimi‘t it'd"
04mm store mats
. e following poem by.a well-known
Repub-
th'
ti
l Willi Revolver
,Pmsoclilhq AflOI‘llily
Wand; of Waterbury Bui— on»
tally AsSadl‘od Early lliis’
Motility—Police Maklniin
may hVOSflgML
WA'PERBURY. -Conn.. March
Prosecuting Attquey Hamid ll. Dur-
not. who was assaulted and knocked
Btam 'down by two man early title mornink.
well- while on his wayJo his home. was able
It his to attend to his us‘uai duties today. and
showod no efforts of thc attatlt. The
police have been making every effort
ember was part of 9 plan of the thugs.
‘m
of tht
ducto: ARRANOINO FOR
John Rogers, of the Consolidated Rally
:10 and costs.
In believed th t toe fact that Mr. Dui-
ant protected himself with his revol~
vcr prcvcntld bis assailants from ac-
complishing their full purpose
in the city c'ouri todAy. uevu'ul cases
growing out of the trolley mans strike
.ro heerd.~ chry Errico. who was
rrestcd by Deputy Sheriff J. .l. Walsh
for throwing a stone It an are light.
was fined 810 and costs.
nardi. I friend of Errlco. who In said
to have tried to get him away from the.
deputy sheriff's custody. was also fined
The case of Daniel
(lronan charged with throwing I stone
at a car in Simonsvllle. a suburb. was
seven partly heard. oration was arrested by
Superintendent Wales and Agent Far—
The toy of the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company. At the request of
Croatia's attomcy. the case wits con-
tinued until tomorrow morning.
EXPOSITION.
President Francis In Paris Interview-
ing French Officials.
PARIS. March 2.-—Presidoui Fron-
clI. of the St. Louis Ex osition. arr-iv,
ed here today from Lon on and immodfi
t lately set about meeting the leading
olm government officials with the view of
stimulating and enlarging French pars;
I tlclpatlon in the exposition. The
AI diallty or the French attitude was evi~1
dent from the moment of Mr. Francis';
Frank Sall-
Ii
(‘OT- l
RN“ arrival and throughout the morning he v
and commercial life.
tions front representatives of ofllcl
was the recipient of calls and Iuvltai‘ “I
Owinlz to hisl
i
We"- expected departure for Madrid tomor-
oi“:
m‘t’h i‘a',
Church Tuesday afternoon at 3 o 'uclock, "1°" “O“bh 0‘
There will be prayers at her late
residence II High street for thefum
i
v.
the Y.
l
Mount
“tartaric” "m °°' "idldi
w ' t Vt“ 0 tool farewell of Arch on p Qulgley to
filth m0 EVCn'm p lfld “1'0““ '0; In. Bun.” atone“ '2‘! g:
go when time and money .Ihould be in commoponflyg of n...
A“
,i.
Bleach-
o tits in be as follows:
‘GI'I
row his program was arranged today
At 5 p. m. be will be received lug
audience by President bonnet at "it
Elysee Palace. At It o'clock he
be at the chamber of deputies and}
,meet the leading deputies.
will 1
During the morning Mr. Francis ro l
saliles. where Marshal llnsalno was
0 N0" tiled and where many Nappieonlc rel
oath where he had a large number of ice .m deposited
'rlen’du who but nod with deep remit to secure for at
III
The government. 1'
set
has;
Mr. Francis hopes
Louis some of the range from We tIoI 88. 00.
principal souvenirs of Napoleon i and:
new 0%... .l .u... would“: but: trust M F ACKERMAN
ch exhibit. The reports lhon
that about one thousand private exhibi-
tort have already applied for space. the
these applications be
log for ”automobiles. The French mak-
n‘t the transportation building.
have already asked for .‘spece
lcuiIiulllng' I quarter of the entire area
The
airship exhibit also shows‘ mnotaiile
advance. ht. Santos -‘Dumonts new can
The minister of the ooloninu. ll.
dieing about ready for Its trial trip.
Deu-
fibula eight hundred exhibits now his
th'oi. Tonuulu. and is also making an
rangements for exhibits from Matis-
enscar.-oéc.hin China and other or .
M. Boyst ud their friends woreIfI‘rehch colonies.
LONDON. March z.——The Irish; Ico-
retar‘y Mr. Wyndham. replying
Wi|~ .
:llam Redmond tlrisb Natlonalis l. in
Iornla two years ago, tole-okhioifipg the House of Commons today. said the
question of a mood repreoentntidh of
the Irish industries It ihe St. Louis
ides l «mule was engaging the attention
as one present said "The dItiost‘I of the gofiernineut.
‘ V W. '
‘ old} ARCHIIINOP WOU‘iIfLEY'S EAR!-
HBUFFAEO N‘ Y., Hutch 2. -—'l‘he for-
ld today and
occasion
:nrowoll services were held in St. Jos-
of the church and
eluted at pontlilcal mass. him-rm
eph‘s 0s rII. A large number of
d lefty
were and the srchbishopm cl:
:3. administrator of the diocese.
e ihe"(arewells for the clergy and
thpartormed that to“
turn loo Arch Noam
co
l mercilessly out In half—some loss than
.qig‘
nousuod for boat in It-
and the various IMO” outbound
therewith:
Bundoyhfib‘.'moly Colamualon;
10:80 Holy Communion.“ Ifar‘ski
lite church: we in the chapel.
Friday-10: lo. chill-uh.
m.Tuaiulay Thorsd ov. Saturday—4p
m.. special children’s services. in thus
Wednesday—10:30 and 7: it in the
chapel:
minder-1: 80 um .
Thursdsy~lz III
at Mdrow'o mam. Winnlpouk. .
Tuesday—7: to p. in. - *
Parish Church i“? Christ cam-on
Mission. East N Ind at“!!! All
drew's Mission inhilpalnlt.
special pre
lugs at Chapel lit" (Our 11on B
7: III o clock
March i~’~i. c. George Nowtown
March li-«Altrod. Goldsborongh
Monroe. ' "
March Iii—G. w. Griffith. Bellini.
March 25—0 A Robson. Bridgeport
Apriii, A E. Daemon, l-‘airtield
April 8. Holy Week-To be announc
ml in the future.
Iy IInvest
ovious. It
When the realistic artist
(lot thirsty at his work.
lie seiwl his facile pencil
And dettly draw I cork.
- New York Herald.I
ENTERTAINMENTB.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
TUESDAY, MARCH 3.
The famous motes] Farce-Comedy
Brighter and hornet-h 'l‘h In Ever.
Peck 5 Bad Bop
FIRST TIME 'A'l" THESE PRICES:
‘0: 29pm-
Sale of acute opens at Hoyt‘s 'f‘hee
iro. South Not-walk, and Wood's dru'
store. Not-walk. it days in advance 0
all attractions. .
Lecture Course
«races; AsIssobtlss.
TWO OF THE IEI‘I’ LIFT.
March l—AMERICAN ORATORY. by
Leon H. Vincent
March zu~wava or woop- roux.
' by William J. flung.
scum would“?
earn" CHURCH.
GINOLEI maggots; use.
uni I noun
-—e
TRIMMED, IM TS
BEFORE IN VENTOR Y
is our aim To tliII end the prices are
to need description Reduced prices
It mun Iflill‘i’. saints
Calm Comm lug. Bridgeport on
tlblflllilt. a
christ church Mission. lost Norwsik. .
”NW 1'?
in school by Judge loaves Isa
summing in November 17”
our pages with an index. The
Ablel Brown rinted in Hartf
loos to spears.
put up. .I
.OLVINT NOTICE.
w.”—
DISTRICT OF NORWALK II.
New York. deeea ed.
will be debarred I recover!
I'LOOkg-I
bright. fresh mined whigh
nought at a rightprice.
value received.
LOW.
Irving iocirou i
m
Tel. Coll 81-5.
“IMITHFIILD HAM."
meat that of
Remove them from the salt.
and cure your
drink and healthful.
, t
' be best for duality and?
i
i
Inst cash prices r“
i
an,
i
la la manuscript and wntal‘Ia:
take nothing else after a fair trial.
by Roger Ifinot shaman. the lantern
The
initiate is I mealo col history of the
early settlers of est Ihlmsbugam by
rm. The yolumo is rare. and one
which Libraries OodIrd has been aux
Lawyers armless apt to believe gos-
, sip than any other class; they know so
well what I case the other side might
W
Pro
bate Court. Feb. iii, A D..1903.
Estate of Ballhasar H. BlaIcor. late
of Brooklyn. in the City and State of
The Court of robato for the Dil-
tract of Norwalk hath limited and II
owed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to exhib
it their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested within said time.
All per
sons indebted to said ”to are re-
quested to mike immediate pumeut to
MARY EUGENIA BLABCAR.
m2 9 16 mecntrix.
GOAL COAL 00M.
one as; enhanced.
Having received I consignment of
Coal.
We are going to give our patrons
the benefit. following our usual cus-
foni. Our prifiiaiple Is not to charge
two or three prices because the op
portnnity offers, but to give value for
WE LEAD. OTHERS MUST FOL-
00.
1:: warns BT., so. nonwaut.
BrInch Office 2 Bo. Main St.
a RECIPE iron Tris mm or
‘ novauv. How TO cost A
The prime waits to good corri- -fed
Virginia pine-rector
being the best... After cutting it into
hams weighing from it) to I: pounds
each. sprinkle on the fleshy side one
tablespoonbe of saltpetre and rub in
well. Then salt well. allowing them
to remain in the salt as many days as
the-re are pounds of meat in the ham
brush
them off and resali allowing them to
stay in three times as long as before.
rubbing the salt in well. Wash and
wipe them thorodkhly. cover the fleshy
side and hook with molasses and spriu
kle them plentifu ly with black pepper
laet them remoltt In this condition for
two days, then ’aprinkle them lightly
with powdered borax, hank up in the
smoke-house. and smoke them to I
k nobouny color with hickory or
chips but use no pine. After our
lag the hams. market them and with
proceeds purchase Du Dick's Medicine
and rheumatism.
l
m”. I"
.- “yr.“
has been handled without glows—knocked off about haif their worth.
on that are never seen so attractive.
i
l
$33ch at 3&3“ one. i
‘ ‘ We find our Lace stock after inventory has tn'I'Iny did lengths and
pieces. from last year. They are none the worse for many uses. Not
an attraction to our stock—we require up-to-dato goods at the formal
opening of Spring stuffs. lionoe we have
Cut 3hr. Yrtct {in We. .
The lot includes every kind or Lace. from 1 inch to 12 inches wide.I
Rt Ks“ Yttto
8 ‘ ‘ . & ’. l ‘ I
“tht bl til-lbs...
I H ' . . ‘3 l . I ‘
Some places are'slightly soiled in I’lipces from handling. The price
All new goods the past January; a collection that's seldom seen—at pric-
Lengths 1 vard to 4%. ' ' ‘ I
...-..---'_'_'.',!.!§_x.. .S-r .—: 1-5222
“An assistant at the New York “Law
Library went to the librarian in a
state 'of great agitation. l
"Theres a stout old man sittlne in :
an alcove almost out of sight. and he
acts as if he owned the whole library.
and he wants me to bring him about
half the books there are In the build
ing. and i think he' I crazy."
The librarian thought for Is moment
and then asked:
“Big fat man?"
“"0“."
"Bald?" '
I cm I!
“Coot bunched up in the hack and
trousers bagged It the knee?‘ .
"Ye-es."
“Draws?"
"Yep
"Well you just get I hustle on you.
vouns man. and bring him every book
he wants it he Iasks for the whole Ii-
brsry. That man 's 'l‘om Reed. ”
Mrs. Bilius was dissatisfied with the
new additions to the house.
‘You said vou were going to have a
grate in this room, John" she contin-
ued. “and it isn't there. Can‘t we at-
tord It?"
"Yes." he salt. "we can afford the
grate easily enough. Maria. but what‘ I
the use of putting it In? We can‘t af-
ford to use it.‘ '——Chicago Tribune.
’ Seymour Store,
Good Things To Eat
CAFE d ELITE—the holiest davor with the finest aroma—the Best Coffee imported You want it. You will
Sold in 2 lb tins. We are sole agents for the Twin Cities. A most delightful
TO BE POPULAR?
Don‘t contradict
Don' t be inquisitive.
Don't believe all the evil you belt.
Don't above all things, repeat I
third of what you hear.
Don't ask questions that are unplea-
sant to answer.
Don't run down things you do not
happen to possess.
Don‘t be rude to those less fortunate-
ly situated than ydni‘self. .
Dent go around grumpy. Learn to
laugh. Laughter is a good tonic. .
Don't tell all about your hchei and
p.a,ins Don't make other people Inf-
for because you do
W..
An Australian scttulci an applicant
for an old age pension, who was born
in 1801, stated he was the i‘nther of
eight children. and his descendants
numbered 88 giandcbildren. 218 great-
grandchildren and ten great-great-
grandchildren making a total of 3M. -
'ihc veteran was born at Stratfol‘d.
England. is still In possession of his
full faculties. notwithstanding his
great age. and is able to get about with
the aid of a stick. The application for
a full pension was granted to him.—
bondon Express.
Some marriages are failures because
the bride failed to “marry the best man.
.4 .
OTHER" NEW Goons.
’2
5 Packages Threa
Whatsequaltoaayouthe market. NeedI no cooking; on odor.
chine thIch preserves alldi s original flavor and d
- . sag-luminous. I timxfi'gda
III-Immune.
! ' Mackerel Coddsh Bloaters. Brol'eis, Smoked lisllbut and Fish of all kII da. Remember we sell goods at low;
mour Leading Grocer
Sodtli Nonvalk. Loon.
dad C
hrs of the fish. Can be made ready in ten minutes.
California Wheatine the great Breakfast Food.15c pkg. Strictly Fresh Country um. lowest price. Idle- ,
giant. sweet roILBdttor, prise Hill. 3 lbs. Fanny Rico the. Our Coffee at 25c ib gives splendid satisfaction. .
- Package Teas,- 50c lb. Nothing In to wn equals our Teas at 60c lb. Fine Coflee at 22c 1b.: 6 lbs. for I81. Conant
I.
a.
0d Fish 257'
no waste. it is packed by Is rat‘s
Norwalk Chronicler