n. 00. I 31.78. ‘51.
Km pair Warranted perfect. 'and
*r n. LYON a.
’6‘ Washington Street,
80.
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
00., Solo lint.
South Norwalk. Conn.
QANDITQ‘, ,giLLIo PAsiirioiIIif "
Hutu to Rob l Wulthy Mexican.
I out! Ho and other Mon RoIlItod.
«M8 ANGELES MnIch 13. ——A des-
patch to the’illmnld from 'l‘uscon. Arts,
, “it"
Mexico on bandits lIelIl tip the stage
which runs between l’otum and Torin.
on the Yaqui I-'IveI III Sonora, last
Tuesday night. kill-tug oil of the six
Mileage”. Among them was Filber-
to Alverdo II wealthy Mt‘xlt‘llll who
owns l‘ number of I'nnI-hcs along the
on! river. The illlllltil‘lilt‘li IIt (they-
as were Itt onu- notified
Alverdo and his wit. IIIIII token the
, stoke ronI Potum to 'l‘oIiu and the
bandits no doubt thought he turned II
.V large 311m of money with him. The
stage carries ver little melt and I'HuIe
ly any money In InluIIhIes. so that Al-
vetdo must have been the mark for
the bandits. The hold up took plate
I . about half qu hetween the two towns.
but Just how the stage was attached
.I, will neveI he known as all of the Inn-I
denser! and Ilr'lvels were killed. 'i‘hoy
were picked up the afternoon of the
. trendy and cilcumstnnces gIIe evi-
doncothat they pufupu tight. else they
.I, Would not have all been killed Their
?« , bodies were rifled of eveuthinu of VII
; has on them. The trui- es had been IIIt
‘ and the Miles had been allowed to
run wild. The cover of the stage.
old Itho'i‘iod‘y were both shot full of
~h01fl.” it 'Is thought hy the luamns
uthorlties that the porpelrntors ot' the
89d were some of the bandits who
ve taken refuge In the. mountains
air of the Yaqui Itvet end were III
in; for Alvertto. lI‘Ilends of the mur-
dered ranch owner say that he had
lttie money with him at the time He
had been married only two months.
‘ th him wete Senmitu .Iultn Berdo
and Senorita C. H. De (:onznles both of
rominent families in that count} and
both of whom weie muIIIeII-d.
. DURDICK CUT OFF HIS WIFE.
Bully of the Property Goes to his Three
V ' Children—Probation Document.
BUFFALO N.- Y. Msrth law’i‘he
‘wlll of the late Edwin l. Burdlck. murI
.deNd in his home on Ashland avenue
may; February 27. was made puhiiI
RY
’ in his will Burdick cuts oft his w.lfe
whom he was suing for divorce with
out a cent. He. lesws 82. 500 to to. u-
Ives end the rest of his property to his
three children shme and some alike
The will was made December I; 1902
Mr; Burdlck names as executors of his
estate Augustus B Kellogg George H
Dunstan and Geome (‘ Millet. He
nudes Charles Parke and Rlsley 'i‘uI k-
. his business associates as guard
(Inn of his three chn.ildro
The petition for the probate of the
ii is signed by MessIs. Miller and
Kellogg. MIs llunslon ts out of the
The petition cites the following us
the heirs- at- law and next of kin of [hu
dick Alice H, BIIrIItI-k widow Mur-
Jon But-dick aged 15. daughter; C‘al-
Oil Lewis Burdick aged 12 daughter:
toe Hull BIIrdiIk 320.10 daughter.
I' in the petition tut probate no detln
Ito idea of the cor-rect valuation of
Burdlck's estate lR giv.eu The poll
' opera estimate the mine of his real
roperty at $400. manifestly too low.
ind higpersonal plopettv at $1 000 and
words. Robert W. Pomeroy the at
tomoy for the exucutors filed the will
Bdtdlck it is said. made his will
thwdt the aid of a lawyer dictating
to his stenogrspher In his own office.
1‘ was witnessed by Charles S Parke.
lsley Tucker, and A. A. Msckin.
Merlot: B. Haitsell. attorney for
Hrs.- Burdtcit. was In consultation to
Smith attorney Pomeroy. Mr Hart-
ll woe halted If there would be any
ions to the will so far as he and
tent“ m concerned. "I can't tell
he, sold; '1‘ hole may be.”
riodloil Shampoo
tumor to Hultbv Hair
En Shampoo we are using
9 to us superior to anything we
ev'or used.
W 1nd thoroughly removes the den-
. know this is absolutely pure—
inks it.
3”me the Running Hot
virtual, IIIIIIIIII
uhthgton St SLNworwalk.
10: lb:
~ 12:0 m lb.
m lb.
2 lb... 25.:
tile lb.
‘ g The Time
In blind Tumbler!
1d: III-roll
’
It exhlltornted the ' '
'ngucts.“
Lashes-4.;
Merchant Tailor.
qu Call
and take your measure for Clothing.
and when goods are finished will deliv-
er them free of charge.
Send me I posts]. that Is till.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
Keiser-
Barathea
Cravattinés
no not satin nor twill. but I
peculiar weave of silk hotter
than either. ‘ ‘
l
Role label.
' and
All: Your Haberduhor.
A nohhy stilt or light weight
OI'eI'I'ont. hIIs value added to It.
when worn with It
KEISER-BARATHEA CRAVAT.
()IIr line of these worthy goods
is composed of all the newest.
shapes in both plain and fancy
pntterns.
We close evenings at. 6 o‘clook.
I except Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. '
fl. Qavis & don,
85 \VAH)"N(§’T‘ON’ BTREE’I‘ .
i301 "l‘lI NOR‘VAT .lC
TAILOR, CLOTHIER,
HATTER, FURNISHER.
Telephone I33~I2
l.
Ind
.. ---...r_...‘-.... .
The Gottliel) Sale
Closes at. the
'end of this
week.
0
Until the close you can get
Men '5 Suits at $2.48.
Children's Suits.
$1.48, $1.98.
Every piece of clothing well
wort!) more.
D.Gottliola
south Norwolk.
at 98:.
11 North Main St,
and
Oxfords
Allstyles in all leathers.
Votelten forum flea-
" chant; garters-res: .,
Swimsuits?
Como InI-Wo cordially welco‘mewnu.
()umtore has been remodeled and [1le very uttrnc-
tive, and our stocks has been renewed so that we are now
prepared to present to 3.9.. s it nely selected line of Clothing . . . .
and ii‘uInlshlnn tor Gentlemen Youths and Children . N.
bur Tullmlnx Department is to be featured and we. are
to give III-III quality wotk as low I... 315 tho~tshit IoI M for
if Oilfiel‘fi.
Harry G'badwin,
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
* -... I... ..
TRISTRAM&HYAT
hi. .I' NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
w-
We are Ready for You.
OUR NEW STORE NO. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING GIVES US MORE THAN THREE
TIMES THE SPACE THAT WE HAVE HAD IN FORMER SEASONS TO SHOW OUR
READY MADE LINES. SHOPPING IN THIS LINE IS NOW A PLEAS E. '
WE WILL OPEN IN OUR NEW STORE ON SATURDAY, MARCH 7. , 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.
KILLED ON NEW CANAAN BRANCHI STEAMER RAN DOWN I. AILROAD
STAMFORD MsIIh iii. — A i’oie.
tiftI years of age. whose name is sup
posed to have been Adolhert Kencsum or New Hampshire. of tho‘ Stonlngtou
was killed by an early
freight train today on the New IIIIIIIIIIII InIiIouIl float of! Willinmsbmg.
hranth of the New York. NI-w Hnu'n
Hartford HsilI'ouIl. The body
was Identified by II number of l’oles
who live at Springdnle us II man who
stopped at Springdnle yesterday. non
Itslc ('lIlle to have been recently re
leased trout II New York hospltnl and
said llt‘ foimerly “Inked in/the Penn.
sleaIIiu Ioal fields
We Mall to announce to our many
customers and the ladies of The Not
walks that we will move to Stamford
on the 10th inst; where we, hurt! I tirst
class establishment with new spring
models. the latest styles from Paris
and a' full line of IIIIIIorteIl bIImIlI lotha.
etc. and till the latest in home Iioths
us well. We will be pleased to see
you there and will give you the best In
quality, style and lit, as usual. Don't
forget.
Fore paid to all purchasers.
Krasovitz 8. Fox
270 Main St"
Stamford. Conn.
TRUSS COMFOR T.
The new Conyero TruoI II titted ovo-
ningo. Office over Bodwell's store. The
unconditional free trial continues.
THE CONYERS 60., SO. NORWALK.
““3 3' 26 Wood St,
I
Signs of Spring....
We are getting roads for Spring Aheadu our counters
I
shelves and tables are piled high with new things Wm 32ng
the manufacturers. The store itself is putting on a new aw;
‘ ”and, brighter garb. Advance Spring stuies give promise I 17,1“...
Prion from
of unusual taste and beautu—iwo lines in particular
await the inspection and approval of the, critical.
FL OLA.T
NEW YORK Murch l3--I-'I‘ht- steam-
Housefurnishings.
motuiug line toduI ran down It Long lslngg $2.95 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS - ‘ . ‘ . . . I $1.95.
IIIIII h their wete fourteen loadedl $ DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . - - . . . . 2.752
. . 3-75
Y'i'h 'hi'l l‘l it
Illnhl...‘ ”:03... Sin}? 52.; '31": mini); $4.50 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . . . $3 75
an by title impsgt and the light height $6. 50 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS $515
T’i‘.‘ T1 °“" ‘ ‘ ”V" ,, W i 50 CENT NIGHT LAMPS . .. CENTS
cause or NOTICE. 25 PER CENT. OFF ON LAMP GLOBES. .3
DISTRICT 0y N()RWAI.K. 8,.” pm}. 2 QT. MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT . . . . . $I.25
hutc Court, Murch 13m. A. It. i903. L 3 QT, MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT . . . $I.45
Wh-I. 'll ll't lI. .
I... 25:12.? ...“’..§.‘.t"...‘ii-’.".J.‘-‘ dilute”: 4QT- MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT . - . . . . $x-75.
ll‘iillOfi of'thu estate of John F. llyt'no. NO, 8 HEAVY WASH BOILERS . . . . . $1.25
Int‘gvolf NIIWlllk in said district, do i MOPS. COMPLETE 19 CENTS
Ortlmod That saw applications hut SINK CLEANERS , . 23 CENTS,
heIIIIl nnd Ilirtermlned III the ProhntI
(lilltv In Norwolk on the 19th IlnI oft
MnIIh 1903. at. ' o'clock afternoon:
nnd that puhllt notice thereof hI- glIen ‘.I
to it” III-Isons int’eIestI'Il therein In t
publishing this order in II IIt‘wspIIvaI
Inning u circulation in said IllstrlIt I
at least “W dms bofnic- rnid day of’
heaIing.
,Gonn.
, . .. . .. ../.. ..., "H... E— L I—l-
DANGER or cows AND GRIP. A REMARKABLE CASE.
'Ihe greatest danger from colds and f0"? 017] lildi: pwgélmzanlggkl'lklge 11:13::
, I) :1 I'III ‘ . ‘ .
r‘ P ' tru e r ‘enner I .
and Chunthcllnin's (‘ough Remedy tIIk— 0 [(1H,]; cured hy the use 0" One Min-
on all danger will be molded Among ' u 0 (‘ough Cure She soy:s i‘he
thI tens of thousands who hove used coughing and straining so weakened
””5 tented) for those “”03““; we I‘M" mt that I IIIII down in weight roIn 148
wt to learn of II sinulc Inse inning to itrlod a number of tem-
(lel‘.lI()R\,
.llLllll‘,’
IIICNIH l\',
M3 H IINSPECTOII BROOKS RELIEVED
i NEW YORK MIIth III.» «(‘ommis
m EsIIIIIIr lllt't‘ilt‘ toIIIII relluI-d in pvt-'tot
INIIholus litoohs from command of the
‘i‘iItIIr'ttIe Bureaus. This was lone,
5th:- Iommissloner sntd owing to
‘ Illrouks III knowledgcnir'nt of fallulu to
General contrnc‘or got widemc against Immhllng house~=
SEWER: Q. SEWER CONNEc-I Brooks II-tnined Iommund of the in
OF ALL :Slli'tllllll tllSllitls of Manhattan and
on... than nit
TlONS. WA R WORK m {It} pounds.
I iltonx. Inspm- tot (IIIUT'gt W. Me- suited in IIIIII_.Imoni=| “Hm. h 3,1,0.“ .‘ '.dit'=* m no avail, until i used One Milr
KINDS, GRADING ROCK EXCAVA- I( met-y ”tummy appointed wits lllilv .Hontlustvr‘ly thul it is a certain pI'I- u“ (‘ough Cure Fm". bottles of thih
‘I-d III command of the dole: ilH.‘ bu-
reaus with no institution dtstIiIt. (‘ III)
;tnIII (‘hnrlvs i. Alhor.tson of the i-‘ ‘-Ii
IIIIIII- StIcet station. was made on llt'l'
lug IIIIIIIIIIII to take thI lllllt‘t of III
spertor Mt(‘lll9k)
’ IEGER 6 CO.
TAILOR-MADE sons.
The Tailor Garments are
made of Etamino. Violo Chav-
iots. Samoa, and am cloths.
Familiar: and Rfouso Effects.
TlON MASON WORK.
Small or Large John of Any Kind.
EItirnatoI Ghoerfuily Given.
So. Nemalk. I
\t‘llllVi,‘ of thut dungerous dlseuso' it “0mm...” remedy mined me entirely.
\Iill cute a mid or on attack of the grip of the cough strengthening my lungs
m “”5“ time than any other treatment. and H‘Sitll'l’tl me to my normal weight;
It Is pleasing and safe to take 1‘“? health and sttcngth" Clifford Plum
iruie by all druggists. mncy. .-
wz an: ”momma:
., ”a .
GO-GAR rs
and . -
agar
enhances
me Sty!” to soloot from.
We are particulatiu
proud of Olil‘ CiOthiuti
department. We have
made wondermi’ptogtess
in this dept. Willi-"l Be-
cause. we cairn "a large
assortment, and-on out
liberal terms everu man
can afford to boil good
goods anddtess well.
700., can I“... vs raw CHARGED.
‘ . 3%
we oPEII
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
Norwalk Chronicler