Penneil‘s hat fly 0".
32.00.3531JS.
Panklin Shoes.
Men’ 5. Bou’ s. Youth’s. Little Men’s.
$1.80.
$1.25.
. Entry pair intimated perfect, and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
r. n; LYON a co. Solo Apt.
90 Washington Street.
!
[lentil kilns
Accidental
Many People In Buffalo Re-
garding Arthur R. Pennell s
Plunge in Automoibie Down
on Embankment
. BUFFALO. N. Y.. March linrs.
.Arthur R. Penncli. who with her hus-
band. was dashed over an embankment
Into the Gehres quarry. late yesterday
afternoon. is .still unconscious at the
Sister's Hespital in this city. and there
in no hope of her iecoVery according to
attending physicians. MIH. Penneil is
suflering from a fracture in the skull
and probably internal injuries. She has
not been able to give any account of
the events which ch to the death of
her husband and her own injuries.
Following twelve days after the mur-
der of Burdick. the death of Pennell.
who had been mentioned In the case.
had given rise to all manner of sur-
ntises today.
Investigations by the police have
brought little that is new. to light.
The Penneiis left their home shortly
before 5 o’clock. it was raining. but
the couple did not seem to mind this.
and went out the Kensingion road.
The plunge of thb automobile was scen
by two young men. who say thcy‘isaw
Then the much-
ine swerved. and a short time later
Ponneii was picked up with his skull
embed. He was dead. his wife was
lying near unconscious.
Pennell made arrangements to meet
y 2 friend at his home at O oclo<k Inst
" evening. and ordered '
dinner for I
‘o'ciock. A cigar man. from whom i’cn-
nell purchased a cigar just prior to his
death. says that Pennell did not up-
pear in any way excited.
With these facts at hand. and no
statement from Mrs. Penncll. the opin-
Ion Is that t e tragedy was an accl‘
‘ out, pure an simple, and the stories
suicide are given little credence this
interning. The police are making what
investigation is possible.
| At 10:30. Dr. Eugene Smith house
' surgeon at the Sisters Hospital left
.Mrs. Ponneii and made the following
statement "The condition of Mrs Pen-
neli in very dangerous She has not
re‘galned consciousness as yet. and i
voOnsider that the chances are very
.nucli against her.
r. Smith and the two internes at the
.11 Initial have been in constant at-
endance on Mrs. Penneli since last
evening.
Medical Examiner Danser. who {tad
an opportunity to make an expmination
of the body of Penneil. this morning.
said ,Penneil‘s injuries consisted of
One—The fracture of all the facial
and cranum bones.
Two—A compound commlnnuted
-,fracture of the right thigh.
.3 Three-A fracture and dislocation of
the left elbow.
Faur—A compound comminuted
[fracture of the left shoulder blade.
' “Five-Fractures of the third fourth.
A Portodloal Shampoo
(I Euonflol to Hulfh v Hair
The Egg Shampoo we are using
Will! to as superior to anything we
i ever used. It exhiliarates the
g?) Ind thoroughly removes the dim-
. if.” ' '
a know this is absolutely pure—-
we make It. .
l'erlncxnber the Running Hot
Water.”_
A. PORLIAII, BARBER.
Washngton St S. Norwaik.
., e- . ~r~-~~q-
101: lb.
12 to 18¢ lb.
tic lb.
2 ibl., 25c
10:: lb.
7 to 14: lb.
5 The Time
Inc nag. Tumblero.
ihat is the Opinion of
Renaissance
m
South Norwalk, Conn.
fiftii. Illlll sixth ribs near the spinal
uttii ulntions,
SixtII~—A compound fracture and dis
location of the left,kncc.
SeVen— A fracture of the left wrist.
Eight—A deep cut two inchcs long
running vcrticany down the buck lic-
tween the shoulder blades
identification bud evidently been a
fad with i’cnneli. 0n the back case of
the handsome gold watch which was
still ticking in his pocket, an intricate
monogram showing a R. lP. was ciigtu\‘-
ed. On his keyring was an identifi-
cation tog bearing his name amt office
nddrcss in the Austin building at No.
in; Franklin street. in a snake skin
wallet there were eight visiting cards
with name engraved upon them; his
name and address 111 gilt ll‘ltcl‘s was
on the flap of the wallet. An identiti-
csiion card issued by a life insurance
company was also In the wallet. in
the wallet. besides some money. were
found newspaper clippings of poetry
on love. life and death.
Mr. Bubcock. of thc automobile com-
pany. from which Penneli bought his
machine. is quoted as saying it was
"Perfectly manageable and in perfect
condition and repair. in fact it had
been In the factory. bcing refinished
and was turned over to Mr. I‘enncll
again last, Saturday as good as new
it was in perfect order and nothing
whatever was the matter with it."
Mr. Pcnncii's life Is sold to hav'"
been Insured for 5:00.000 most of it
having been taken out five years ago
Mrs. Payne. when told of the death
of I’enncii. expressed her sorrow. and
sympathy for Mrs. i’enncil. ”i do not
see how it can ch‘cct the murder case."
the added,
OYSTER OPENER
NEARLY DROWNED
Edward Taylor Fell Overboard From
the Launch Ferrott. Yesterday.
at Gregory's Point.
Edward Taylor. a colored employee
in the Rndel Oystcd shop. nearly lost
his lifc by drowning yesterday after-
noun at Gregory‘s Ponii. He fell ov-
erboard from the launch “F‘crrctt.” but
was fished out just as ho was sinking.
Taylor was with Herman Million and
several other who had gone to Greg
ory's Point to get thc float that is used
in the summer by Mr. Molmo at his
place of business on the East Washing-
ton strcct bridge. Tho flout was lak-
en in tow by the launch and started
for thc oystcr docks. While chang-
ing a rope. Taylor slipped and fell in
to the water. The launch was stop-
ped. but it was feared that he would
come up under the float and be drawn-
od. He did not, however. and several
willing bands caught him when he
came to the surface. He was hauled
into thc boat and aside. from n cold
plunge and a thorough wetting. was
none the worse for his adventure. The
float was finally towed to its dcstinu
tion by W. ll. Hubbeil's boat and was
installed before night.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
The music for the Catholic Club's re-
ception Io be held on Easter Tuesday
will be furnished by William T. Jesse.
A meeting of the A. O. H., will be
held tomorrow evening in Hibernian
Hall. Several candidates will be initiat‘
ed. The lodge is planning an enter-
tainment on St. Patrick's night. it
will be an invitation affair.
MISS UTLEY GOING To CANADA.
MISS Annie Utley. who, for some
time has been one of the young lady
assistants at W. S. Sturtevnnt's store.
has tendered her resignation. to take
effect Saturday night Miss Utiey in-
tends to leave Soutn Norwalk for good.
She will spend several weeks as a
guest of her sister in Woonsocket, R.
l.. and then go to nerlln. Canada.
where. her parents reside. Miss Utiey
has made many friends In South Nor-
walk since her coming here and the
fact that she is going away is far from
pleasant. She has been one of the
most popular and efficient clerks in
the store,
WINTHROP-COCKENOE GAME.
The Winthrop basketball team will
play the Cockenoe Trioe. I. O. R, M..
team. at the town assembly hall. Wall
street. tomorrow. The games should
prove quite. an interesting one. The
lineup of the teams will be:
lndians Winthrops.
A Kenny I. F G. Cavanagh
F. Godfrey R F 1.eR.Montgomery
J. Bates , C C, Holmes
W. James ' l. G H. Roberts
W. Rowe R G A. Grindrod
Arthur Kenny and Frank Godfrey
are members of the Montauk team.
CONVICT ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
HARTFORD. March 11—“ wu‘
learned today that Giovanni Damiano
a convict at the state prison. attempt-
ed to commit suicide by burning in his
cell Monday night He wrapped him-
self up In Illl clothing and then
set fire to it. Human shortly discov- ~
ered by the night guard. who immed-
lately extinguished the flames. Dum-
lane was not seriouuy injured by the
fire. He Is now In the prison boo-d
Vital. Domino was convicted at lid-
dietown in 1002 of attempt to murder.
and was sentenced for a. minimum total4
or 14 years and; maximum of 10 years.
KIOKED IV A non“.
wan-n mammal. whole mm:
WIAOT NORWALK IURPIIII PA 'i'Y~
Miss Evelyn Fisher. of Van Zandt
street, East Norwalk, was given it our
pl‘lso party last night by a company of
about twentydive or thirty friends. Tho
evening’s diversions consisted of
games of various kinds and vocal and
instrumental music. About 11 :30 a cot-
Iallon was served and the party broke
up about midnight all present declar-
ing that they had spent a most enjoy-
able evening.
- TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI. I. STREET 10: III a, 111.-—An1t‘l-
lc nits madc. a sharp recovoi y in London
this morning on the expectation that
the secretary of the lieasuiy would
take measures to I‘L‘llt‘vt‘ tlIc inbncy
mnrkct. The advance was reflected in
the international list III the opening
hcrc. Southern Pacific, Canadian I’n-
clflc and St. Patti were carried up it‘ll
cat-h. Amalgamated Copper rose about
a point and Anaconda 2%. licnllngs in
some of these stocks were In Looo
shnrc blocks and upwards. Elsewhere
In the list there were some i‘ linus.
American lcc prcforrcrl lll'OktVl 5. l..‘.ll
Minneapolis and St. Louis a point.
WALL STREET. il a. III.-~~Triuiing
was very crratic in the first hour on
a large volume of busincss. Opening
gains were yielding. Amalgamated.
Anaconda. the local fractions. New
York (‘t-Iitrul. Missouri Pacific and
Rock island receded a point from the
bust. Net losses of as much were scor-
e-«l by sugar. general Electric. (‘hlcugo
'i‘criniunl pfd.. illinois Central. St.
Louis and San Francisco 2nd,. pfd..
’l‘olcdo. St. Louis Iiiid Western pill.
and New Haven. iiuifuio. Rochester
and i’lttsburg also lost 2. Lake Erie
and “'l’SII-I‘Il pfd.. :iund Wasting iiouse
Electric :1. ’i‘rnders covered frccly at
the lowest and marltct rebounded
sharply. some of the active lentirrs re-
covering to the top level. Southern
Pacific. rosc to 1% ovcr last night.
The market then became dull.
WALL STREET IIooII-~’I'lic absent-i
of liquidation pressure on the ninrkct
and the Innrk'ing of call loan at 51,: per
v'ciii liclpcd to kccp prices at a high
Invci. Reports that thc secretary of
the treasury was to visit Wall Strcrt
eucourzigcd tltc rumors of treasury
measures for the Mill of the monry
miirkct. l'riccs. howcvcr. constantly
fluctuated, above and bclow last night's
lcvrl. At the top love] of the second
hour i'nion Pacific. llnitltnorc and
Ohio. New York ('c’iili'ill. Rock Island.
.‘ttchison, North \tcstcrn. Luke Eric
Ind Western. thc idrics. (‘lilcngo (ircnt
\VNIcI‘Il Md. and international l'owcr
Wl‘l'l' about a point or more above last
night. llctrolt Southern Illll.. Minnczt
polls. St. Paul and Studio Ste Marie.
t‘olorndo. ad Southern. (‘ar prcfcrrcd.
lost 1 to 1:: Third Avenue dcclincil
“y. Altcr a stiff reaction Southern
Pacific rose to lilll‘. just before noon.
lionds wcrc Irregular.
WAIJ. STREET. 1 p. m.—r'l‘hc de-
mand for stacks abated somewhat III-
tcr St. Paul had reached ItiSié, iicsi
prices in all cases were shaded Iatcr
by realizing sales. but there was no
Important prcssurc imywiici‘c outside
of St. Paul and New York Central.
which reacted in point.
Reports over private wire of Maples
& Goldschmidt. commission brokers.
Swartz & Corbett's block, South Nor~
walk:
Open High Low 1'30
Amal, Copper, 74 74“,. 781... 1:17..
Am. C. a- r‘.. ass. 3w. use. use;
Am. C. at i". p. sun“ so 5'. S955. so"...
Am. (lot. (Ill. 43 «Id til 43
American Ice, 65“ 7-9} lib; 7%.
Am. ice pfd.. "8 III 28 31
Amer. I.oco.. "7* 3K 271’. it'll;
Am. Smelt. 481,4 41th; All 4st,;
Am. Sugar. 126 126V; 125 135::
Anaconda. 12112 12114; 120 1....
l T. & It‘s-”81' lilih 801,9 81%
AT. Rib .‘blt‘. p. 971i. 97L} 9711. Oil/g
Hull, & Ohio ill-'5’ 92-1,. 91-3,. 911/;
Ilklyn. R. T.. 64% (Bibi. 631/. title;
Chen. R: Ohio. 45% It} 15% 46
Chi. & N. W., 1831'; 185 18311, 185
(‘hi. Gt. West. 23% 24 23% 24
C. M. & St. P. 167% 16854,: 1671x1675;
Col. 1“. a 1.. 65 on on tin
Col, South. 25 25% 25 20,2
Consul. Gas. 208 ”01W; 203 209%
[)el. div Hud.. 168% 169 10714 169
Detroit South. 15% 15% 15% 15%
Erie. 34% 35 341/. 35
Eric. 1st pfd.. till 67% 66 6674;
III. Central, 138% 139% 138 139%
Lou. & Nash..118 118 117% 118
Manhattan. 142 142% 141% 142
Met. St. Ry., 132% 133% 131% 133
Mex. Central. 26% 26% 16%» ill
Mex. N't ths.. 17% [7% 17% 17%
M, K. & T. 25% 25% 25% 25%
M. K. 8: T. pfd. 56%
Mo, Pacific. 1071;
National leade25ifi ‘
N. Y. Central, 138% 139 137%
Norf. & West.. 70% ii 70% I,
om. & West; so“ not; sexism
Pacific Mail, 36% 36% 36% 36%
Penn. R. R., 142% 14314 142% 143
People's Gas. 100% 101% 100% 101
Press. 8. Car. 60% 60% 60% 60%
Reading. 58 58% 57% 58%
Read. 2d pfd.. 708/. 715517095 71%
Repub. Steel..19% 2014; 19% .20 ’
Rock Island. ‘12 42 41% 42%
Rock Island p. 76 ‘IR 75% 76%
Son. Pacific, 61%. '08 oil‘ 62%
Son. Ry. 00+ 8175: 31% 41% ,
Tenu,C. a t. 617;. 612 tVsi: s: ,
Texas Pacific. 37% 38 37 87%
Union Pacific. 91% 0157 91% 0:
Un. Plc. pfd.. 91 51' 90g 903/.
U. 8. Leather. 12% 12% 12% 12%
U. S. R. I C.. 24% 24% 23% 24*
U. S. Rubber, 15% 15% 15% 15%
U. S Stei 36% 36% 36% 36%
U. S. atee pftl.. 85% 85% 85% 85%
Wabash ‘ . 28 27% 28
Wabash. pfd.. 428 48% 47% 48%
West. Ull.‘ .91., 88% 88% 88% 88%
Wilcou. Cent. 84* .2656 24%
LORDER“. OF NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF N RWALK’ 31.. Pro-
bateCont't. Ma 1:11 A. D. 1003
Estate of Stephen Roi-comm, late
of Norwalk, in said district deceased.
Wharton. written opplicntion has
been made In this court p for
We wish to announce to our many
customers and tho ladies of Tho Nor-
walk- that we will move todtunford
on the 10th Inst. wflro we have a first
class establishment with new spring
models. the latest styles from Paris
and a full line of Imported broadclothl.
etc. and all the latest In home cloths
as well. We will be pleased to see
you there and will give you the best in
quality, style and fit, as usual. Don't
forget.
Faro paid to all purchasers,
Krasovitz & FOX,
270 Main St, ' Stamford, Conn.
o
J. GRRTNER?
Merchant Tailor.
Will Call
and take your measure for Clothing.
and when goods are. finished will deliv-
er them free of charge.
Send me a postal, that is all.
30 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Opposite Hotel Haiilllil’ln.
iii are
Are you
Our entire line of
Spring
ND
Summer
Woolcns are now ready for your
Inspection. Evcry season finds .
us with a larger and illOl'l' solcct
vuricty than bcforc. All the
new wcaves and colorings.
Ready?
Wc I-Iosc cvcnlngs at it o'clock.
cxccpl Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday.
Telephone 133-12.
.4. Davis d Jan,
35 w Ali“ 1le rm )3: I-I'rn 1‘11‘1’1‘.
NUIV'I‘II NUH\\'A1.K ‘ I
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l
TAILOR, CLOTHIER,
HATTER. FURNISHER.
._J
The Oottlieb Sale
Closes at the
endo‘f this
“leek.
Until the close you can get
Men '3 Suits at 52.4 8.
Children's Suits.
$1.48. $1.96.
Every piece of clothing well
'Iportb more.
'D.G;Etiieb
South Norwalk.
at 98c.
I
11 North Main St.
Glover‘s the Plate. i
Spring Shoes
and
Oxfords
All stqugn all leathers.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
.. ww-w - ... .........-....
TRISTRAM&HYAT
010.2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
t We are Ready for You.
OUR NEW STORE. NO. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. GIVES US MORE THAN THREE
TIMES THE SPACE THAT WE HAVE HA1) IN FORMER SEASONS TO SHOW OUR
READY MADE LINES. SHOPPING IN THIS LINE IS NOW A PLEASURE.
WE WILL OPEN IN OUR NEW STORE ON SATURDAY. MARCH 7th.. OUR ENTIRE
NEW LINE OF TAILOR MADE SUITS
AND SKIRTS. MADE UP IN THE VERY
BEST POSSIBLE MANNER. MANY OF THE STYLES SHOWN CANNOT BE DUPLICAT-
ED. AND AN EARLY INSPECTION IS DESIRED.
‘ I
Housei‘urnishln gs.
$2.95 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . . . .
$3.75 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . . . .
$4.50 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . . . .
$6. so DECORATED‘PARLOR LAMPS . . .
50 CENT NIGHT LAMPS
25 PER CENT. OFF ON LAMP GLOBES.
2 QT. MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT . .
3 QT. MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT
4 QT. MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT . .
NO. 8 HEAVY WASH BOILERS . . . . .
MOPS. COMPLETE .
SINK CLEANERS ’ .
$1.95
$2.75
$3 75
$5 25
. . . . 39 CENTS
$1.25
$1.45
$L75
$1.25
19 CENTS
23 CENTS »
Trist'ram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
SPECIAL
CITY MEETING
Mayor's Office.
South Norwalk. Conn.
'l‘o Joseph R. Taylor.
.. whito land
I
(‘icrk of the City of Smith Norwnlk ,
Sirz-ily authority vested in me as
of said city 1 Iicicov direct you to give
notice to the legal voters of this city
that a special (It) meeting will be held
in Arion Hall. on Wednesday March
llili 1903. at eight o‘clock p. 111.. to
Old Well Hook & Ladder Company. on
ilaviland street, according to plans
now in the hands of the Committee on
Fire Department. at an expense not
to exceed 81.100, and, if deemed advis-
able, to authorize the enlarging and
improvement of said quarters and to
appropriate such sum of money as may
be necessary therefor; also to consider
the advisability of purchasing a site,
and the erection of a suitable. build-
ing thereon. for the accommodation
and occupancy of said company, and,
if deemed advisable. to authorize the
purchase of such a site and the crec-
tlon of such a building. a‘ such cost
and expense as may be necessniy, and
OARRARAI
The new pigment paint, (0111111118110
Guaranteed to wear at
least five years under all climatic
changes. and looks better at the end
of eight years than any other point on
the market will .look at
of two years.
(‘all for (‘urrarn and everything
you need in the hardware line. at
Norwalk li’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St.. Norwalk.
clsc
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Mayor, and by request of thc (ountll‘:
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Portsmouth. Vn.
Dr. Ilick' s Mcdlclne Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
lzcntlcmen —
the end .
:DeFOREST WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
TORONTO, Ont., March ll~—'i‘he Dc
l-‘orcst Wireless Tcicgraph Com-
pany. of Canada, limited. has been In-
corporated, Willi a capital of $2.500.-
Otto. The company will acquire the.
present and future. inventions of Lee
Ile ii‘orcst that bear upon wireless tel-
cgraphy. will 'conduct a wireless tele-
graph busincss ‘nnd will enter into
agreements with cities and municipal-
ities to establish the new system. The
Iwud of the company will be in To
1 ionto.
‘ STEAMSHIP ETHIOPIA SAFE.
' NEW YORK. March 11.-—The steam-
ship Ethiopia from Glasgow, which
was several day. overdue. arrived to-
lduv passing Sandy Hook bound in. at
8:17 a in. A despwtch from Glasgow
:ycsterdaj IcporteU that some anxiety
liming given Dr! pm”. Medicine :1 was felt here for the Ethiopia‘s suic-
practical test in my family.
favorable results,
with must i."-
liicsirc to express;
.onsldor the advisability of cnlnrgingl mv «min. “Herman,“ with it and 10
and improving the picsent quartcis of state that it has given me plcasuIc to
on. so none DEAD.
SANTIAGO hlie March 11—111.
lrecomntcnd it to my friends who have Manuel “0‘89“05 tne eminent “"88““
suffered from malaria. rheumatism and and “‘“W M l 9 University 0" San-
lo appropriate therefor such money asi
may be necessary; also to transact
any other business in relation to any
of the matters aforesaid as to said
meeting may seem advisable.
March 7th. 1903.
' JOHN J. CAVANAGH.
Mayor
The above and foregoing is a truo‘
copy of the original call or warrant;
Attest: ‘
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
‘ City Clerk.'
m9 at
A Wall street lawyer who has made
a large fortune by promoting enterpris-
es said to me: "1 worked for 820 a
month when 1 began my Illustrious ca-
reer. and we lucky to get so much.
Today I can raw a check for 85.000,-
000. It I adhert for n stenographer
and typewriter. on or woman. at a
salary of :10 n week. there will be
1.000 applicants. if 1 advertise for a
confidential manager at 80.00011 year
for one of my compaqu the chances
are that not more than three men will
apply. if 836000 In named as the an:
nual wage It demo as if,oil the world
is in a panic. running away from the
Vote no: for the Mer-
chants ' 6(‘1 Libraries.
I
rifano 1 In «trig-:11. for our:
0 uePI‘h "tin south .of II
on file
w ‘hicll i in said
'bod. applicaton
Ordered. Thlt Illd application be
heard and determined at the Probato'
one. in No'rwnih. on me 18th dnr of
March LdDmlettcfnfilock M
noon; on t on to W
be given to unsung-1M
Mahmud-hm
Wining ._ ,
Phone 157-6.
job. Therefore. putting two. and two
together. i say that a man must grow
l up to his salary. else it will scare him.
If it be very large. "
Salvator- thinioti
General Contractor
IEWERD AND SEWER CONNIO
TIONO. WATER WORK OF ALL
KINDI. GRADING, ROCK EXCAVA‘
TION NAION MK. ‘~
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grlppe as a most effectual remedy
Very truly yours.
A. B BARTON.
Capital, $1,500,000. Surplul, $185, 000.
Industrial Savlnds and loan Co.
OF NEW YORK.
Srofo Suporvlslon of Newt
York and Connecticut.
Pay 5 per cent.
OFFICE 12 80. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow
I NOTICE
South Norwalk Union:
School District.
Notice is hereby given that an as-
sessment of the ratabie estate within
the said district has been made on the
town list of 1902, and that said list has
been this day deposited by the clerk
of said district. at the oflice of the se-
iectmen. No. 5 Railroad Place. South
Norwalk, Conn, for exunination and
that the Board of Relief will meet at
the office of the said seiectmen. No. 5
Railroad Place. on the 12th day of
March. A, D.. 1903. at 2 o'clock p. m.,
to hear and determine all appeals made
to them for the equalization and per-
fection of said assessment
Dated at the City of South Norwnik
Conn. this, the 2d day of March. A.
D. 1903
A. BLANCHARD.
MATTHEW CORBETT,
JOHN H. LIGHT.
Committee of the South Norwaik Un-
ion School District.
Notice is hereby also given that an
meumont of the ratabie estate of the
said district which was 'so situated
that there was no distinct and separate
value. has been made by the Inseam
and this day filed by tho clerk of sold
district. with the soloctmen of said
town, at No. 5 Railroad Mace.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk,
Commthil. the :11 day of March, , A.
D..'l .
mama) ‘
WW"
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my 3.4
John B. Lawrence I
tlago is dead.
He fherea better place than the
i5 Imperial
‘ Cafe
9 Railroad Place,
To qet your meals.
l E'beryflu'ng in their season
land properly seasoned
l ENTEPTAINMENTS.
i HOYT’ s THEATRE.
i MONDAY MARCH 16,
l Biggest Event of the Season. Engage-
ment Extraordinary!
KLAW a ERLANGER‘S Troubadours,-
and HARRY GILFOIL,
Presenting the
Original New York Production
“of Harry B. Smith's most successful of
' all Musical Comedies,
lLlBERTY BELLES
With 2 Carloads of scenery and Effects
50—PEOPLE—50
in every detail précioely as seen last
season during its record breaking
5 months' run .at the Madison
Square Theatre, New York.
THE PINK PAJAMA GIRLS. DAR‘
ING DORMI'I‘OR'Y SCENE. SEN-
SATIONAL PIL W FIGHT.
A Delightfully Dain y Novelty, Jolly.
Refined and full of Ginger.
New , Futures. - Specialties, Songl.
PRICES 50c, 75:. $1.00 and 81.50.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night,
SATURDAY, March 14.
.The best melodramatic comedy ever
written,
A ' Joilu American
Tramp.
3! E E Kidder, author. of "Peaceful
Valley, " "A Poor Relation." and oth-
er Sol Smith Run-oil Pilys.
Tho Origin-i competent Cut.
including
WALTER GALE n “HAPPY JACK.”
PRICES—Motion. 15 and 25°.
Niobl. 25. 36 and IOU.
pneumonia-ungo-
M 1'0 All!
Norwalk Chronicler